Gator Gers Down Jents Noted As Gard Cut Loss
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Firemen Stage Seventh Annual Erie County Field Day at Corry
Firefighters from Albion Edinboro Platea Greenfield Township and others gathered at Corry Area High School for the Seventh Annual Erie County Volunteer Firemen Field Day. About 85 men across fifteen teams competed in events including a water battle won by Platea Firemen's Auxiliary with judges from Crawford and Warren counties and Chautauqua County.
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Waterford
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N.Y
Unionity
One Black Beauty Crowned Miss Black America
Linda Barney, 18, of New Jersey wins Miss Black America after Diane Jackson relinquishes the title to accept a singing contract. Jackson, 22, Los Angeles, crowns Barney from a field of 36 states as festival producer Morris Anderson cites outside pressure and plans legal talks. Barney will receive $5,000 for appearances plus career support and a wardrobe. Jackson to take leave from studies. 1971 winner Joyce Warner criticizes pageant promoters. In Rome, Cafe de Paris on Via Veneto ordered closed five days for unsanitary conditions.
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California Fire Still Raging Uncontrolled
A wildfire in Los Padres National Forest has scorched 17 100 acres and killed six firefighters and a helicopter pilot. With about four miles of the 28 mile perimeter uncontained, containment was expected by Tuesday morning. Over 1 000 firefighters remained on lines and 900 stood by. the fire threatened the California condor refuge but was held back from the birds.
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Los Padres National Forest
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California
Nixon Eyes All-Volunteer Army Amid Draft Uncertainty
President Nixon discussed an all-volunteer armed forces with Defense Secretary Laird at the Western White House. Officials envision mothballing the draft by mid-1973 and keeping a standby draft for emergencies. At a poolside reception, Nixon and guests including Sinatra, Graham, Reagan, and Kissinger mingled with show business figures while campaigns and loyalties surfaced.
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Farm Show to charge parking next January plan halted
Harrisburg report says Farm Show complex will not charge parking after flood aid. Wellington Smith explains that $500000 is a reimbursement for anticipated parking revenue losses from the flood trailer park and about $175000 in flood damages. The plan to charge $1 per car next January was disrupted by Tropical Storm Agnes and federal aid moved in 220 mobile homes on 25 of the complex 40 acres. The complex has run deficits, with last year about $550000 short, fueling criticism of the flood relief funds. Smith says the budget totals about $143000, and the administration defends the rationale.
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Dees targets 10 million voters for McGovern fund drive
Morris Dees a Montgomery Alabama direct mail expert aims to reach 10 million Americans before election day to solicit contributions for George McGovern. He says the effort could raise about 25 million with TV ads newspaper appeals and door to door efforts. By late August 1.8 million in mail contributions had been received at McGovern HQ and 173 220 people had joined the Million Member Club with 63 220 since the Democratic convention.
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Morris Dees
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