Widow McDonald announces candidacy for Georgia seat
Kathryn McDonald widow of Rep. Larry McDonald announced she will run in Georgia's 7th District special nonpartisan election to fill the seat left by his death in the Korean airliner downing. She aims to press his anti communist views and may seek a full term in 1984.
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Kissinger Ends Kent Blueberry Patch Dispute
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Kent residents reach a diplomatic end as Kent School agrees to transplant about 4,000 blueberry bushes from nearby property Kissinger recently bought. Local resident Ralph Henderson, 83, comments on the dispute and jokes about Kissinger's knowledge of blueberry bushes.
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Sakharov Receives Harsh Letters Over Nuclear War Stance
More than 2,300 Soviets wrote letters attacking Andrei Sakharov after a U S commentary on nuclear war. Yelena Bonner says the letters are genuine and the couple faces harassment in Gorky since Sakharov’s banishment on Jan 22 1980.
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Ada columnist wins Baltimore Sun Mencken Award
Steve Knickmeyer of the Ada Evening News receives the H L Mencken Writing Award from the Baltimore Sun. He is recognized for controversial columns including arming cantankerous district attorneys with guns. He jokes readers see him as deranged and notes possible East Coast conspiracy perception.
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