Betty Ford plans varied events from White House to Milwaukee
Betty Ford will stay at the White House to watch her husband’s debate with Jimmy Carter on TV. She will join the President on a riverboat trip and spend a night in New Orleans before heading to Milwaukee for a German American festival. She'll attend Indianapolis Children’s Museum dedication October 1 and open the M D Anderson Cancer Center facility in Houston.
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Betty
Washington
UPI
Betty Ford
White House
Jimmy Carter
New Orleans
Milwaukee
Wis
Glendale
Widow Jeannine Hall Rides Coast to Coast for Town
UPI reports Jeannine Hall a California widow journeys on horseback toward Maine four months into the trip averaging about 20 miles daily. She faces hardships yet recalls kindness from strangers as funding dwindles and friends in California provide occasional aid. The Bicentennial ride is her freedom year and she hopes the timetable holds.
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Weatherford
Okla
UPI
Jeannine Hall
Maine
California
Nesses
Global warming seen as underway scientist says
Soviet scientist Mikhail Budyko told Tass in Tashkent after a Soviet American symposium that global warming has begun due to human activity and that forecasting climate for the coming years is essential. He urged measuring how fast the warming will develop and better climate forecasts.
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Moscow
UPI
Earth
Science
Mikhail Budyko
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Tashkent
Curtains fall on Christos Running Fence near Petaluma
Bulgarian artist Christo Javacheff oversees furling of the 24 mile Running Fence north of Petaluma with parts dipping into the sea. Landowners received money and gifts. he faces Oct 14 court on alleged unauthorized construction. Dismantling Marin County by Friday and Sonoma County by Nov 1. He plans a book and film about the project.
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Petaluma
Calif
UPI
Christo Javacheff
Christo
California Coastal Commission
Marin County
Sonoma County
Enrollment Dip Forecast for Omaha Public Schools
The district statistician predicts a two year decline in total enrollment with a rise in Black students. Birth rate falls by about 1400 students annually. white enrollment viewed as a long term concern. Black share may rise from 21 percent to about 22.6 percent.
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Omaha
UPI
Irving Young
Young
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