Hollings Enters Democratic Presidential Race in 1984
Sen. Ernest Hollings formally announced his bid from Midlands Technical College in Columbia and later spoke at the National Press Club in Washington. He urged voters to trust the economy over more money and signaled openness to a black or a woman as running mate while pledging to curb federal spending and oppose MX missile deployment.
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South Carolina
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Ohio
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Mondale
Gary Hart
Colorado
Alan Cranston
California
Reubin Askew
Florida
John Glenn
Lebanon
U.S
Attenborough cancels South Africa trip over apartheid policy
British director Sir Richard Attenborough abandons plans to attend the Johannesburg premiere of Gandhi unless South Africa opens screenings to all races and removes cinema permission barriers. He says he changed his mind after widespread anti apartheid messages. Also notes stars Bob May and Vincent Price reacting warmly to reunion moments.
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London
Richard Attenborough
South Africa
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Camlain
Vanual Uulless
Attenborough
Johannesburg
Mohandas Gandhi
India
Britain
Bob May
Robbie the Robot
Vincent Price
Gisele MacKenzie
Egghead
Big Foot recruit legs into Marine boots
Harry Peppard a 20 year old Auburn Washington Marine recruit has feet 13 inches long and 5 inches wide needing size 18 boots. The Marines pay 200 dollars a pair to a Boston orthopedic maker. Peppard says his feet may keep growing and he may stay 20 years for free boots.
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Harry Peppard
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Peppard
Auburn
Wash
Boston
TV veterans reunite for Family Feud special
Los Angeles AP report notes Batman and Robin Gilligan’s Island sleuths Hawaiian Eye among eight classic series stars joining a Family Feud special airing the weeks of May 2 and May 9. Jeanne De Vivier Brown says the 30 day prep yielded a phenomenal turnout as celebrities compete for charity.
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Los Angeles
Robin
Gilligan’s Island
Jeanne de Vivier Brown
Man of his word
Helena bar owner Bob Kiesling, part-owner of Windbag Saloon, collects bathroom graffiti and hopes to publish a book. He notes the craft of short phrases and shares examples like I would rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy, with a later addition asking why settle for one when you can have both.
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Helena
Mont
Bob Kiesling
Legal battle over death by own action guide in Britain
Britain's attorney general opens a court fight to ban a Voluntary Euthanasia Society booklet on death by own action. Police tie the guide to at least 15 Britons’ deaths in 18 months, amid claims it aids suicide and challenges the 1961 act's crime provisions.
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London
Britain
Voluntary Euthanasia Society
Exit
United States
HBO Kid named mastermind of cable piracy ring
Frank Cardamone 23 of Taylor Pa was identified as the leader of the nations largest cable piracy ring tied to 2700 customers in NE Pennsylvania. He faces conspiracy and two counts of theft with up to 14 years imprisonment and a 30000 dollar fine if convicted. The probe involved undercover operations and video of suspects installing illegal converters.
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HBO
Scranton
LeRoy Zimmerman
Frank Cardamone
Taylor
Eugene Cadden
Lackawanna County
Cardamone
Zimmerman
Pennsylvania
JUDD'S SOLUTION TOMORROW
Rearrange each row of letters to form 2 to 7 letter words. Score points per row with bonuses for 7 letter words. Blanks count as any letter but have no value. Proper nouns, foreign terms, slang, or hyphenated words are not allowed. Time limit is 20 minutes.
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