10 Apr 1977
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1977
Page
1
The Lobos, led by strong starting pitching from Rob Hoover and Jack Hollis, defeated Arizona State twice at the Sports Stadium in a Western Athletic Conference doubleheader.
The New Mexico Symphony Orchestra will observe the 150th anniversary of Beethoven's death with performances of his Missa Solemnis on page D-1.
A neighborhood feature highlights everyday people who shape daily life. Profiles of nearby residents reveal hidden impacts on community, work, and social ties, illustrating how ordinary moments connect neighbors across streets.
The Journal with the Civic Beautification Committee and Bernalillo County Extension Service sponsors its second Grow a Giant Pumpkin contest. Big Max seeds. Contestants may pick up seeds at the Journal office from 6 30 a m to 4 30 p m, Monday through Friday. Judging in October. See Trends Page C 3 for details.
Spain legalizes the Communist party for the first time since 1939. The Interior Ministry records the party in its book of political associations as Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez’s government lifts the ban. Carrillo comments from Paris that legalization supports democracy while Basque protests occur in Vitoria.
Israel's Labor Party chose Defense Minister Shimon Peres as its leader and prime minister candidate for the May 17 elections after rival Yigal Allon withdrew. Rabin resigned amid a bank account scandal, weakening Labor amid inflation and corruption charges. Allen sought second on the ballot and a defense portfolio, with Peres reserving right to assign ministries. Hunger strikes in San Sebastian demand amnesty for political prisoners.
Political observers note Moshe Peres as Labor front runner for premier as party contemplates leadership. Allen declines bid while Allon may receive defense post and Abba Eban targeted for foreign affairs. Election implications hover over government formation and party unity.
UPI reports Senator Henry Jackson, a hawk on Soviet policy, was a major behind the scenes architect of Carter’s SALT proposals. Sources say Jackson suggested key elements including broad nuclear arsenal reductions and advised Carter before Moscow talks.
A writer recalls a month long search into his New Mexico ancestors linked to Apache Creek and Mangas Mountains. He highlights Clothilde Grossetete and Mary Landon who crossed the San Agustin Plains in the 1840s and 1880s, and notes two great uncles Fred Grossetete and Alex Grossetete murdered amid the American Valley Murder Mystery.
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