Kissinger may stay as Ford aides weigh fate of secretary
UPI reports pressure over Henry Kissinger's future in the Ford administration. Ford has given no clear signal to prune his influence, while White House aides privately debate the danger of Kissinger as a political liability against the president's standing at home and abroad.
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Open House Closes Bible School Sessions at Zion Church
Zion Lutheran Church of Grand Prairie held an Open House marking the end of Bible School sessions. Twenty three pupils attended. Nursery teachers were Linda Brock and Vickie Hassebrook. Primary teacher Alyn Gehring assisted by Nancy Lutyens and Janice Kallwell. Junior teachers included Mrs Dave Goering with Arlis Goering and pre teen teacher Mrs Larry Gehring with Cindy Brock and Brenda Janssen. Junior high teachers Rita Janssen assisted by Patty Janssen. Song leaders Brenda Janssen and Vickie Hasse break with organists Arlis Goering and Patty Janssen. Mrs Alvin Janssen served as cookie chairman.
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Patty Janssen
Brenda Janssen
Vickie Hasse
Arlis Goering
Alvin Janssen
Cookie
The Lighter Side Underwear Slump Extends Beyond Recession
By Dick West the piece notes that the underwear industry is hit harder than the economy overall as shoppers skimp on nonvisible items. Trade sources say consumers delay purchases of underwear while prioritizing apparel that visibly shows status and value.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Beerguzzling world record sparks race in Indianapolis
Indianapolis reports a beer gulping bid by Bill Hazel, 30, a warehouse foreman, finishing 87.2 seconds for six beers during a St Jude’s telethon at Patio Lounge. Promoters note a challenger may try next weekend as Guinness World Records lists no official beer speed mark.
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Ind
Bill Hazel
Hazel
St. Jude's
Milwaukee
Newman girl begins MS in nursing at Colorado
Claretta Munger daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Munger of Newman Grave has begun a Master of Science program at the University of Colorado School of Nursing majoring in parent child nursing and pediatric nurse practitioner studies. She has been employed at the Neonatal Center at Denver General Hospital.
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Newman Rove
Claretta Munger
Don Munger
Newman Grave
University of Colorado School of Nursing
Denver General Hospital
Yorktown Carrier To Charleston As War Memorial
The Yorktown, a 40 000 ton aircraft carrier with 15 WWII battle stars, is to become the centerpiece of the Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum in Charleston Harbor. Tugboats began towing her from New York toward a new life as a memorial, with efforts to restore her to resemble her wartime appearance. Veterans and officials touted the move as a lasting education for future generations.
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Herman J. Kessler
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