NFL and AFL Trim Rosters On Cutdown Day
George Shaw and fellow veterans were released as NFL teams reduced rosters to 43. Tom Tracy and Jess Richardson among those cut, with Tracy injuried and Joe Perry on inactive list. AFL also cut down to 38 active players, with several rookies and veterans let go across multiple teams in a period of slate-wide roster trimming.
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Associated Press
George Shaw
Neexis
Shaw
Tom
the Bomb
Tracy Otto
NFL
Jess Richardson
Philadelphia
Don Gillis
St Louis
Tracy
Detroit
Joe Perry
Baltimore Colts
Chicago
AFL
Vikings
Soanie Yolen Pearman
Jon
Cleveland
Don Breaux
McNeese
Houston
Chon Gallegos
San Jose State
Oakland
Mandi Wheeler
Maine
Buffalo
Gale Weidner
Colorado
Denver
Ed Culpepper
Major League Stars Batter in Five Run Day for Athletics
Norm Siebern drove in five runs with two homers and a single in a 10-5 loss to the Los Angeles Angels, reaching 101 RBIs to lead the American League. Al Jackson pitched the Mets to a 2-0 win over Philadelphia in the opener, their fourth shutout of the season. the Phils answered with a 10-1 victory in the nightcap.
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Associated Press
Norm Siebern
Athletics
Los Angeles Angels
al Jackson
Mets
Philadelphia
Phils
Journal Averages Highlight Biddeford Little League Champs
Batting leaders for the Jour nal team include Leo Cantara .536 and Roland Gobiel .423 as Biddeford Little League champions set sights on the twin city title. Other standouts are Allan Dutremble .403, Roger Dubois .349, Louis Throumoulos .295, with further contributions from Joey Bernier .282 and Don Gobeil .255.
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Billy Cantara
Paul Robida
From Hot To Cold Quickly
A cold front swept through western and northern Nebraska dropping highs from the 100s to the 30s. Chadron fell from 102 to 37, Valentine from 104 to 44, Alliance from 99 to 34, with other western and northern Nebraska points showing similarly sharp drops.
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Omaha
Neb
Chadron
Valentine
Alliance
Nebraska
Motorist Is Caught From Both Ends
Seabrook New Hampshire motorist John Hanesalo 48 of East Weymouth Massachusetts faced Justice Richard Hallaway after being fined for speeding on Route 95 last week and then for driving too slow in the same toll road section yesterday. A state trooper clocked him at 40 mph for six miles in the passing lane. Hanesalo pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine.
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Seabrook
N. H
John Hanesalo
Hanesalo
East Weymouth
Mass
Richard . Hallaway
New Hampshire
Hallaway
Milk Hearing Set on Special Milk Price in Maine
The Maine Milk Commission will hold a public hearing September 6 in Augusta on a proposed producer level special price classification for milk bound for the federal government. Maine dealers say current payments follow the Class 1 price, but no resale minimum exists for sales to federal installations due to procurement rules, creating a competitive disadvantage versus out of state sources.
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Augusta
Maine Milk Commission
Maine
Young man undergoes major operation for cancer hope
A 29 year old patient with advanced cancer chose life over limited days. University Hospitals team led by Dr Rust performed a four and a half hour operation last October severing at the navel to restore function. He still faces kidney issues and uncertain cancer status, but now uses a plastic body jacket and wheelchair to move to therapy and create crafts.
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Rust
Kottke
ABOB drug curbs colds and prevents infections
A Swedish physician reports an anti-virus drug nicknamed ABOB can reduce respiratory infections of the common cold type. In tests at an industrial plant, ABOB cut arsenic exposure by 50 percent when taken at first symptoms, and as a preventive lowered cold incidence by 30 to 40 percent per Dr John Haglund of Koping Sweden.
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Associated Press
John Haglund
Koping
Sweden
US Librarian Teaches Cooking to Ethiopian Leaders
Mrs Pearl Campbell USIS librarian in Addis Ababa forms Etham Ladies Club with eight cabinet ministers wives. The group learns cooking and homemaking, hosts surreptitious tea sessions, and aims to bridge American and Ethiopian women while expanding social service and nursing projects.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Pearl Campbell
United States Information Service
USIS
Mrs. Campbell
Etham Ladies Club
Campbell
Etham
Boyce Campbell
State Department
America
Wen
ASIS
Dates and Faculty Named for St Louis Schools
Rev Bro Albert announces registration and faculty appointments for St Louis senior and junior high schools. Freshmen report tomorrow at 9 a m, sophomores Friday, juniors Tuesday September 4, seniors Thursday September 6, with classes starting September 7 at 8 30 a m. Junior highs begin 8 15 a m. Senior high roster includes Rev Bro Francis and Rev Bro Damien among others, with new superior Rev Bro Fugene.
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St. Louis
Bro. Albert
Bro. Francis
Mt. Assumption Institute
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Bro
Edgar
Isle of Jersey
England
Damien
Gilbert
Robert Cote
Fugene
N.Y
Charles
Dudley Coyne
Thomas
Lionel Lepointe
Bro Clement
David Redmond
St. Louis Junior High School
Bro. Anthony
Richard Jacques
Bro. Omer
St Ignatius School
Sanford
Lionel Lapointe
Bro. Fugene
National data groups urge safer lighting and quieter homes
Associations formed by major industries warn against using higher wattage bulbs than fixtures allow to avoid fire and insulation hazards. The American Home Lighting Institute notes heat can damage conductors and urges installing proper sized fixtures or adding new ones. The Insulation Board Institute promotes acoustical boards and offers tips to cut noise indoors such as sealing gaps, heavy window coverings, and quieting appliances and plumbing.
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Associated Press
American Home Lighting Institute
Insulation Board Institute
Institute
Robert A. LaCosse
Press Asked To Aid Youth in Newsrooms
Dr. Lloyd H. Elliott, president of the University of Maine, urged 140 delegates at the New England Association of Circulation Managers conference in Greenville to have newspapers teach American youth respect for integrity, responsibility and honesty. He warned that modern media bombardment tempts people to ignore truth and urged selective listening and discernment.
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Greenville
Lloyd H. Elliott
University of Maine
New England Association of Circulation Managers
Maine sees second write-in candidate for governor
Milo Democrat Warren T. Withee, 66, announces as an independent candidate for governor in Maine. Edward H. Brooks Sr., 70, of Caribou also enters as a write-in. Withee cites highway improvements and road building know how as his focus.
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Augusta
Maine
Warren T. Withee
Edward H. Brooks Sr
Caribou
Withee
Washington Orders Cut Her Salary In Half
A government directive from Washington reduces her pay to fifty percent, impacting her financial compensation and workload as outlined in the order.
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Washington
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