$9 Million 20 Story Downtown Amarillo Apartment Planned
Real estate developers announce a $9 million 20 story downtown Amarillo apartment project to revive the area near 4th to 12th avenues and Buchanan to Van Buren. The plan by First Equity Real Estate Western Builders and Architectonics Inc aims for a 12 to 14 month build with occupancy targeted for early 1978 and a diverse mix of unit sizes.
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Amarillo
Mammoth Bank
Dean Lively
Kevrn Albertson
James R. Winstead
Lively
4Th and 12Th Avenues
Buchanan and
van Burens
First Equity Real Estate
Western Builders
Albertson
Architectonics, Inc
Chicago
Winstead
Pert Panel
From A to Izzard event On Stage curtain calls
A stage sketch shows Jerry and Henry debating detente and Texas Republicans as the cast jokes about foreign affairs and Kansas City nightlife. A Kansas coffee bar patron and a plane loan figure appear while the show ends with a detente refrain.
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Izzard
Jerry
Ronald
Henry
Texas
Reagan
Panama
Bob
Kansas
Sri Lanka
Kansas City
Back To School Amid Smog and Wit
An unsigned column notes students return to class as summer fades. The piece jests about “status quo” and quotes a friend who moved from Los Angeles to Minneapolis, joking about smog in LA versus Minneapolis.
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Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Wes Izzard
Ford names Dole running mate at GOP convention
Ford asked for votes to transform from an unelected president to a mandate to continue his work. He introduced Kansas Senator Robert Dole as his vice presidential pick and pledged a nationwide campaign to win every region. He praised Reagan as a partner on the ticket and urged hundreds of thousands of Americans to back a vision of limited government and progress.
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Kansas City
Gerald R. Ford
America
Kansas
Robert J. Dole
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Washington
Congress
Reagan
Ron Reagan
Dole
Ford picks Dole as running mate in tough general election
President Ford selects Bob Dole a hard fighting Republican veteran as his running mate. Dole praised for attack strengths drawing broad GOP praise amid a divided nominating contest. Supporters call him a gladiator while noting his war wound and broad appeal to farmers cities and the handicapped.
Carter Accepts Debate Challenge in Plains Ga
Jimmy Carter accepted President Ford's challenge to a debate on the choices facing Americans. He said Ford should join him in a debate or a series of debates and released the statement he had prepared for a Friday news conference.
Jets Reinforce South Korea After North Korea Incident
The United States sends additional air power to South Korea as a precaution following the slaying of two U S officers by North Koreans. About 25 F4 fighters and RF4s from Okinawa plus 15 swing wing FIt fighters from Mountain Home Idaho are moved, though officials stress no action is planned.
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United States
South Korea
U.S
Pentagon
Kadena Air Base
Okinawa
Korea
Mt. Home Air Force Base
Idaho
Mountain Home
Air Force
North Korea
USS
Ted Hullin
Dmz
Hullin
Business Leaders Urge Change in South Africa Policy
South Africa's leading industrialists urged Prime Minister Vorster to address black grievances fueling riots that have left scores dead and many wounded since June. They called for self government in townships, better housing, and end to job and wage discrimination while stressing blacks will remain urban. Police reported ongoing clashes in Port Elizabeth and Soweto with arrests and fires as protest actions continued amid nationwide unrest.
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South Africa
Port Elizabeth
Transvaal Chamber of Industries
John Vorster
Sou Africa
Plant
P.G. Jordaan
Soweto
Kwazakele
New Brighton
Orlando High School
Pretoria
Cape Town
East London
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William Scranton
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Tom Ellis
Hugh Scott
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Strom Thurmond
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