Jersey giant fridge ring to honor Perry size 23
Princeton Illinois AP reports Jostens Inc. says Refrigerator Perry’s championship ring will be a record size 23, larger than a half dollar. Perry, 6 foot 2, 325 pounds, debuted as a defender and became a scoring threat for the Bears under Ditka. Rings will be presented May 23, per Bears spokesman Ken Valdiserri.
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Chicago Bears
Perry
al Dahms
Josten’s Inc
Josten’s
Clemson
Dahms
Mike Ditka
Bears
Ken Valdiserri
Theodore White Dies At 71 In New York
Pulitzer winner Theodore H. White died at Lenox Hill Hospital at 71 after a stroke. His Making of the President series chronicled elections from Kennedy Nixon to Nixon McGovern and defined insider political reporting. White was born May 6 1915 and had been hospitalized since May 9. In a separate note, Jackie Presser faces imminent indictments for ghost employee schemes as Teamsters prepare for a Las Vegas convention.
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Theodore H. White
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McGovern
White
Camelot
Lenox Hill Hospital
Lenox Hill
Anne Warner
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Richard Clurman
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
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Jackie Presser
Teamsters
Cleveland
Presser
Las Vegas
Nev
Howe Banned From Organized Baseball
San Jose Bees pitcher Steve Howe is barred from professional baseball after a disputed cocaine positive urinalysis from May 1. Howe, his attorney, and Bees president Harry Steve confirmed the test result directed by Commissioner Peter Ueberroth's office.
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San Jose
Calif
San Jose Bees
Steve Howe
Los Angeles Dodger
Howe
Bees
Harry Steve
Peter Ueberroth
FmHA Nears Deadline as Direct Farm Loans Dwindle
Washington AP Farmers Home Administration runs low on direct operating funds and shifts to loan guarantees through banks to meet spring demand. Admin Vance L. Clark says unused national reserve under 60 million dollars may last days, with states exhausting allotments. The agency serves about 270 borrowers and holds about 1 percent of US farm debt.
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Jonn Gienn
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Glenn
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Vance L. Clark
Fmha
Clark
Ssanks
Hunters Guilty In Duck Massacre
Two hunters from Fort Lauderdale were found guilty of federal game law violations for a January 1985 Lake Okeechobee duck tournament. Nearly 400 ducks were bagged in one day, with hundreds over the legal limit. Sentencing set for June 24.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Howard Otis Haines
William Lanier McGee
Fort Lauderdale
U.S
Lake Okeechobee
Trestle Collapse Off Highway Burdens Rutherford County
A railroad trestle over U S 221 alternate in Rutherford County collapsed today dropping four to five boxcars onto the highway. A Rutherford County Sheriff's dispatcher confirmed the incident and noted the trestle sits at the state line between Rutherfordton and Chesnee in D C.
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Rutherfordton
N.C
U.S. 221
Rutherford County
Blue Ribbon Panel Proposes Radical School Overhaul
CORONADO Calif RP a blue ribbon panel urges drastic education reforms to avoid a massive decline in living standards. The Carnegie Task Force on Teaching as a Profession calls for scrapping undergraduate degrees, certifying top teachers, tying pay to student performance, and running some schools without principals via lead teacher committees earning over 65500 annually.
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Coronado
Calif
Carnegie Corporation
Congress Racks Up Budget Battle Over Military Cuts
Washington lawmakers move a 1987 budget totaling 994.2 billion with 7.3 billion extra tax revenue, cutting Reagan defense request by about 20 billion and prompting warnings of harm to the Army and carrier battle groups. The plan seeks 3 percent military pay raise and several program freezes across agencies.
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Alfonso M. D'Amato
R-N.y
White House
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Reagan
House
Pentagon
Larry Speakes
Robert H. Michel
Delbert L. Latta
Ohio
House Budget Committee
Bob Michel
Sramm-Aladman
Defense Budget Authority
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Perent
Conrail Freight Railroad
Aiken Standard Classified Subscriptions and Ad Inquiries
The notice lists contact numbers for subscriptions 649 5316 and 649 1555, plus news ideas and display ads at 648 2311. It also provides customer service hours from Monday through Friday and Sunday morning.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
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