Digging reveals Florida history
Florida archaeologists uncover 10 000 year old human remains in Warm Mineral Spring Sarasota County revealing ancient coastal change. Cockrell and William Royal lead dives to date remains and map ancient riverbeds as state records document 5500 sites and an estimated 220000 more statewide.
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Eric Sharp
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Sarasota
Gulf of Mexico
Everglades
Sunshine State
Leon County
Bureau of Historic Sites and Properties
Christ
W. A
Sonny’’ Cockrell
Cockrell
William Royal
Sarasota County
Royal
Bill
Carver gains fame for hand carved wooden statues
In Clam Lake Wisconsin Jerry Holter blends a crossroads store with an art shop and museum. He carves eight foot Indian and roaring bear figures from pine logs weighing about nine inches in circumference. He notes up to 400 letters weekly from admirers nationwide and prices range from six hundred to five thousand dollars.
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Clam Lake
Wis
Jerry Holter
Wisconsin
Crossroads
Holter
Jerry
Ashland County
Rockford, Ill
Antonio Stradivari
Chequamegon National Forest
Tish
Lynne
David
Petition calls for independent prosecutor
NEW YORK AP A petition signed by 17 law school deans urges Congress to create an independent Watergate prosecutor's office to replace the one abolished by President Nixon. It questions Nixon's cooperation with a congressionally appointed prosecutor and seeks a committee to consider impeaching the President. The petition cites potential obstruction of justice and calls for independent investigation. Signatories include deans from Columbia Harvard Yale NYU Chicago Georgetown Stanford Catholic University American University Hofstra Tennessee Howard Michigan Pennsylvania Texas Southern West Virginia Western Reserve and others.
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New York
Congress
Nixon
United States
Administration of Justice
Michael J. Severn
Columbia University Law School
Columbia
Albert M. Sacks
Harvard
Abraham §. Goldstein
Yale
Robert B. McKay
New York University
Peil C. Neal
University of Chicago
Adrian S. Fisher
Georgetown University
Thomas Ehrlich
Stanford University
E. Clinton Bamberger Jr
Catholic University of America
Gordon A. Christenson
American University Washington College of Law
Monroe H. Freedman
Hofstra University
Kenneth L. Penegar
University of Tennessee
Herbert C. Reid
Dan
Howard University
Theodore J. St. Antoine
University of Michigan
Bernard Wolfman
University of Pennsylvania
Otis King
Texas Southern
Willard D. Lorenser
University of West Virginia
Lindsay Cowen
Case Western Reserve
Experimental health plan shifts costs to budgeted care
Lexington AP report details the Hunter Foundation for Health Care in Kentucky as an early HMO trial funded by a $1.6 million federal grant through June 1974. The plan offers 24/7 doctor access, dental, X rays, and in-house preventive care for a fixed monthly fee with a centralized team of providers and a computer-based records system. About 1,300 contracts cover roughly 3,000 patients, with capacity to reach 10,000. costs for those unable to pay are federally subsidized, while a family of four or more pays a maximum of 50 dollars monthly.
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Lexington
Hunter Foundation For Health Care, Inc
HMO
Walter Stoll
Hunter Foundation
Stoll
Dr. Stoll
Foundation
Joyce Berry
Berry
Office of Economic Opportunity
Fayette County
Two men fined for impersonating space visitors
Two Bono residents, Stanley Ray Burdyshaw and William Don Wilson, were fined 25 dollars each plus 24 dollars 80 cents court costs on malicious mischief charges after allegedly posing as visitors from outer space. Municipal Judge John States suspended 30 day jail terms. State Trooper Daniel Oldham and Deputy Sheriff Bill Finley said about 20 motorists reported seeing “little men in silver suits” obstructing traffic on U S 63 near Bono.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Outer Space
John States
Stanley Ray Burdyshaw
William Don Wilson
Bono
Daniel Oldham
Bill Finley
Craighead County
U.S. 63
Here
Oldham
Finley
Charlie Gauer, Eagles figure, dies at 52
Charlie Gauer, 52, longtime Philadelphia Eagles figure, died Monday. He played for the Eagles in the 1940s and later served as a scout and assistant coach.
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Philadelphia
Charlie Gauer
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
South Dakota men face terms on manslaughter
In Flandreau South Dakota two men face sentencing on manslaughter convictions for the death of Beverly Neeland 18 of Bagley Minnesota. The jury found Russell G Schoenrock 22 of Sisseton guilty of first degree manslaughter and DuWayne H Weston 24 of rural Flandreau guilty of second degree manslaughter. The body of Miss Neeland a Flandreau Indian School student was found Oct 28 1972 on the boarding school grounds. Cause of death exposure and alcohol. Sentences expected about Nov 27 after presentence reports. Bond set at 2000 for each. A third man Francis F Wakeman 22 of Sioux Falls was charged with first degree manslaughter and a separate trial will occur next spring.
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Flandreau
Sl.d
South Dakota
Bagley
Minn
Russell G. Schoenrock
Sisseton
DuWayne H. Weston
Beverly Neeland
Miss Neeland
R. F. Manson
Watertown
Schoenrock
Weston
Services for Benjamin F. Bermel
Benjamin F. Bermel 67 of Edina died after eight weeks of illness in Rochester. He co founded Bermel Smaby Realtors in 1946 and served as president of the Minneapolis area Realtors board and the Minnesota Association of Realtors. In 1966 he was named Realtor of the Year. Survived by widow Carol, a daughter and two sons. Born Triumph Minnesota and raised in North Dakota. He attended Concordia College Moorhead NDSU and the University of Minnesota. Services scheduled for 2 p.m. today.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Benjamin F. Bermel
Bermel-Smaby Realtors
Bermel
Edina
Rochester
Bermel- Smaby Realtors
Philip Smaby
Minneapolis Area
Minneapolis Board of Realtors
Triumph
North Dakota
Concordia College
Moorhead
North Dakota State University
University of Minnesota
Carol
Baltimore Sunpapers editor A D Emmart dies at 70
A D Emmart, 70, retired associate editor of the Baltimore Sunpapers, died Sunday. He served 47 years with the Sunpapers as editor editorial writer foreign correspondent and art and literary critic.
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Baltimore, Md
A.D. Emmart
Baltimore Sunpapers
Emmart
Sunpapers
Richardson Seeks Calm After Resignation Fallout
Former Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson met with President Nixon for a half hour as he tries to quiet the Watergate storm. Acting Atty. Gen. Robert H. Bork assumes ultimate authority over the investigation, with Petersen directing the case and reviewing evidence personally while seeking to extend the Watergate grand jury term.
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Margaret Gentry Washington
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Nixon
White House
Robert H. Bork
Justice Department
Great Hall
Archibald Cox
Bork
William D. Ruckelshaus
Cox
Atty
Henry E. Petersen
Petersen
Senate Watergate Committee
House of Representatives
Department
Watergate Special Prosecution Force
Watergate Grand Jury
Honk for impeachment shakes White House protest
Demonstrators gathered near the White House chanting impeach Nixon as signs and bumper stickers circulated. A Baltimore pair handed out stickers and collected signatures while observers noted mostly college-age participants and a few older marchers.
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White House
Baltimore
Nixon
Oval Office
Executive Office
Spiro T. Agnew
Connecticut
Jim Goodnow
Barbara Stephens
Surgeons increasing use of automatic staplers nationwide
New York AP reports United States Surgical Corp notes over 500 000 patients stapled since 1967 and current weekly surgeries exceed 5000 across more than 1500 hospitals. The growth signals rapid adoption of stapling in modern surgery. Also, a note on the emperor penguin protecting its egg against Antarctica’s cold.
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New York
United States Surgical Corp
Antarctica
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