Michelle a terror on the football field
Inwood neighborhood peewee league, Michelle Biggars, a 5 year old girl weighing seven pounds, plays in the Inwood Broncos. She records three fumbles and 12 tackles in a 27-6 win, then a 40-0 victory, amid family and club debate over girls playing organized football.
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Carter Says Assassination Attempts Are Political Life
Former Georgia governor Jimmy Carter, a Democratic presidential hopeful, says assassination attempts are a fact of political life and that if he were president he would spend more time working on national problems in Washington rather than traveling extensively. The remarks contrast his approach with President Ford's, which he criticizes for excessive travel.
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EPA Warns 24 States Face Sulfate Pollution Risks
The EPA reports widespread sulfate pollution across 24 eastern states raising acid rain and health concerns for children asthmatics and heart patients. Officials urge controlling sulfur dioxide emissions now while test technologies advance to firm future sulfate regulations. The 24 states include Connecticut Delaware Illinois Massachusetts New York Ohio Pennsylvania and others with parts of Iowa Maine Michigan Missouri North Carolina South Carolina Wisconsin and the District of Columbia. Presidential candidate Jimmy Carter discusses threats public life gun control and government competence in remarks to the UPL editorial board.
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Kearney State College enrollment rises 5 percent
KEARNEY Neb UPT Kearney State College officials said Monday preliminary figures show enrollment up more than 5 percent from last year. First semester enrollment reached 5 822 students, up 250 from the previous year, with full time registrations up 7 percent. Officials hope moderating increases will continue while targeting stabilization of the student population.
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Housewarming for Nira Leigh Trojans in Clarkson
Relatives of Nira and Emil Trojan held a Sunday night housewarming in Clarkson. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Donald Trojan Mr and Mrs Adolph Vitek Jr Mr and Mrs Emanuel Teply and Mr and Mrs Dean Teply. A carry-in lunch followed a social evening.
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Japanese man convicted for forcing wife to shave hair with sword
Seiichiro Kikuchi was convicted on Tuesday of hacking part of his wife's hair with a Samurai sword and forcing her to shave the rest, hoping to curb alleged infidelity. The court gave him four years probation, making him the second Japanese man tried for forcing a wife to shave her head after a 1963 case.
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