Reaction to Delay in Aging Sparks Wide Debate
New York AP reports mixed reaction as science ponders delaying aging. Many see benefits, others fear loss of purpose and natural order. Individuals include baseball figure Joe Torre and comedian Harald Lloyd, with opinions spanning desire to biological postponement to acceptance of aging.
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New York
Fran “Arent
Rohe
Kohn
Western Epye Uni i
Joe Torre
Milwaukee Braves
Harald Lloyd
Nature
Baytonians Among TWU Graduates
Baytonians are among Texas Woman's University graduates noted in a garbled ceremony report. The text lists names and roles including TWU president, with scattered references to degrees and participants from various locales.
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Baytonians
TWU
Texas Woman's Univer
Maran Mes
N. AL
Federal Officials Worry About High Meat Prices
Federal farm officials assess rising meat costs as cattle supplies tighten and consumer complaints grow. Officials note shifts from prior overproduction to demand pressures, with imports and policy actions shaping price trends into 1983. Congressional debate and farm aid efforts accompany market changes.
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Washington
Ceva
Ardunet
Eatry
Congress
Orville Freeman
Keith White
Redistricting To Combine Districts Of Roommates
AUSTIN AP Two Texas lawmakers Rep Terry Townsend and Rep Jim Nugent propose a redistricting plan that could merge districts under the Supreme Court one man one vote rule. The roommates and friends share farms, families, and a long political partnership, seeking to protect rural Hill Country interests while keeping their districts intact.
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Austin
Nugent
Townsend
Brady
Fredericksburg
Townsent
Hera
Jne Furkett
Kerrville
Send
Jim
Building-Wide Auction Set at Jones Motors Tuesday
Clyde Jones Motors dissolves Baytown operation with a 1 am auction at 2800 Baltic Street. The building is sold to Jimmie Lumos of Lamesa who will introduce new and used cars including Ramblers and Texiges along with tools, furniture and fixtures as the business ends. Lumos plans to relocate with his family to Baytown and continue service for Jones customers at the new Dodge dealership.
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Clyde Jones Motors
Blar ‘Ket
Jones
Baytown
Jimmie W. Lumus
Lamesa
Lurous
Baytown Dodge
Lin
Texiges
Flo
Ban On Shrimp Fishing In Bay Starts On June 7
A Texas Wildlife and Parks Commission notice sets the closed season for shrimping in Gulf waters from June 1 to July 35. The restriction covers a 10 mile wide Gulf strip along the Texas coast from Louisiana to the Mexican border, with no effect on bay bait shrimp operations.
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Austin
Texas
Hiram
Parks and Wildlife
Cammiecian
Bck
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Gulf
Eros
Marines Secure Le My Village With Graves Reopened Bridges
In Le My Viet Nam Marines led by Lt Col David Clement completed a victory that secured the village. They buried two dead guerrillas after cornering them in a house and reopening two bridges damaged by the Viet Cong. Clement, a 1945 Annapolis graduate nicknamed The Great Pacifactor, commands the 2nd Battalion of the 3rd Marine Regiment and aims to pacify the Da Nang area.
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Hal Boyle LE MY
South Viet Nam
Bankard Rack
le’ My
U.S
David A. Clement
Jack
Sonville
N.C
U.S. 3Rd Marine Regiment
Clement
le My
Inte da Nang
Annapolis
Ja-Ke Be
William Tclement
Quy
Bold Warner lauds his film legacy and My Fair Lady saga
Movie mogul Jack Warner, a bold and irreverent pioneer, reflects on actors, rivals, and the studio era in his autobiography My First Hundred Years in Hollywood. He recalls clashes with Barrymore Flynn and Cagney, and recounts securing the My Fair Lady rights from CBS head William Paley amid early negotiations and bold offers.
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Tiny Bob
Thomas AP
Warner
Holywood
Random House
Dean Jennings
Evert
Max
Tack Warner
Jack Warner
John Barrymore
Errol Flynn
George Raft
Baws ‘Davis
James
Cagney
Clark Gable
Mario Lanza
Lana Turner
Warner Saga
William §. Pallor
CBS
Paley
New York
Fair
Jack
Army Turns to Electronic Warfare and Satellite Jamming
The Army develops electronic warfare to jam and confound foes using radio interference and explores space satellites for tactical communications. Plan favors 1970s to 1980s for full deployment while citing gains in handling ionospheric disturbances and reducing manmade interference. Major General Gibbs notes satellite tech could help but warns of potential jamming use.
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Washington
Army
Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association
David P. Gibbs
Teacher Pay Raise Rally Near City Hall
In New York City a crowd of about 4,000 teachers rallied near City Hall threatening to close public schools in the fall unless satisfactory pay raises and working condition improvements are won. Sponsored by the AFL-CIO affiliated United Federation of Teachers, the march targets a two year proposal offering less than 100 dollars per teacher.
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New York
City Hall
Wasly
Afl-Cio
Federation of Teachers
Co- Tront
Albert Shanker
Board of Education
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