Selling Patch Puts Family Horse Quest to Rest
A writer recalls deciding to upgrade a horse, weighing selling Patch to fund a new purchase. After weeks of interviews with prospective buyers and two competing families, Patch is sold to a family with younger kids. The departure rides off as Dust settles and the owner reflects on the moment.
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Andra
Patch
Tom
Sally
Sonora
Sol
Twu
Mifie
San Jose
Nowle
Brown campaign ends in the black in California race
Final fundraising reports show Edmund G Brown Jr raising about 1.97 million with a 10 127 surplus and 269 495 used to pay primary debts while Republican rival Houston I Flournoy ended 1.56 million in receipts and a 348 000 debt. Brown drew large labor donations. Flournoy benefited from agribusiness and oil gifts.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Houston I. Flournoy
GOP
John A. Tretheway
Flournoy
David Packard
Brown
Rob Hope
Gorden West
Melodies
Gene Autry
Frank Sinatra
United Auto Workers
UAW
Western Growers Association
Secretary of State
Ford
Adlanti Richfield Co
Rohr Industries of
San Diego
Bank of America
Continental Airlines
Stockton
Alex Spanos
The
Machinists Union
Lew Wasserman
Music Corp. of America
Universal Studios
Secretary of State. Ltd
Transamerica Corp
Occidental Life Insurance Co
United Steelworkers of America
Secret memo calls Simon appointment foolish in conflict case
A secret Justice Department memo dated Aug 19 says Treasury Secretary William Simon was foolish for appointing oilman Robert Bowen to a key Federal Energy Office post. It notes Simon and deputy William Johnson were to blame, discusses not prosecuting Bowen, and criticizes those who employed him for policy questions.
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Justice Department
Washington
UPI
Treasury
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Office
John D. Dingell
D-Mich
Simon
FEO
William Johnson
Bowen
Joan
House
Dingell
Phillips
FEC
Carver
Edward C. Schmults
Vice cops meet in mixup in Seattle
Police Capt. Neil Moloney, head of the vice squad, waited in a Seattle hotel closet as a civilian agent answered a door knock. The visitor turned out to be plainclothes officer Del Punson aiming to arrest the female agent for prostitution, exposing a miscommunication between squads.
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Seattle. Wash
Neil Moloney
Seattle
del Punson
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Packard
Hewlett-Packard
Ling Jeaned Flournoy
William Hewlett
Tretheway
Majo
Leonard Firestorle
Los Angeles
Theodore Cummings
Taft Schreiber
Paul Masson
Fon Kreedman
American City Bank
California State Employes Association
United Teachers of Los Angeles
Cosco Fire Protection Co
Gardena
Briston Industries
Pacific Lighting Corp
Gari
Arth
Washington Blvd
Fremont Fort
Moloney
LOS Arboles Center
Denny's
Mowry Avenue
Farwell Fy
Premont
Een
LEAR
Sea Music
PAY Less
Raywara
Naywari
Spemers Soon
Maprets
LST SM
Asti Valley
Alamera
Rayae
Santa Rasa
Sceens
MS. Polaroid
Areata Ae
Amen Reh
Migivetn
Wards
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