Princess Anne returns to riding after fall at Windsor show
Princess Anne sat her horse Goodwill at Windsor amid a tense return twelve days after a back injury from an April 21 Blandford fall. She finished 12th in dressage at the Royal Windsor show, her first ride since hospitalization following the incident. In a separate report, Tokyo police arrested Soviet journalist Alexandre Matchekhine for attempting to obtain U.S. radar and aircraft data from a Midway-based chief petty officer under a security agreement.
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Windsor, England
Anne
Goodwill
Royal Windsor
Tokyo
U.S
Alexandre Matchekhine
Novoatl
Japan
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Palle
Callaway Faces Senate Question On Ski Resort Land Move
President Ford aide Howard Callaway testifies before a Senate Interior subcommittee on the environment as it concludes its inquiry into expanding his Colorado ski resort onto federal land amid calls for transparency.
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Washington
Ford
Howard Callaway
Senate
Colorado
Callaway
Senate Interior Subcommittee
Jockey Patti Barton Joins Commodore Downs Circuit
Patti Barton, 32 and with more than 800 career wins, debuts at Commodore Downs Erie after marrying Ellnboro State College English professor. She favors mid size tracks for frequent winning mounts. A Potter County man, James Cummings of Coudersport, died after falling 320 feet from a radio tower near St Marys while replacing lights.
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Erie, Pa
Commodore Downs
Erie
Patti Barton
Ellnboro State College
Ms. Barton
Commodore
St, Marys, Pa
Potter County
James Cummings
Coudersport
St. Marys
Ak County
Murder Trial Opens in Erie Killing Case
The murder trial of James Sutton begins testimony on the first full day. Prosecutors showed the east side crime scene after jury selection, with Sutton accused of firing during a robbery attempt. Sutton’s brother Rick is serving life for first degree murder. James Sutton had initially pled guilty to life but later appealed to change his plea.
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Erie, Pa
James Sutton
Erie
James Hogan
East Side
State Supreme Court
Cheated but cadets won't quit at Air Force Academy
Six Air Force Academy cadets found guilty of cheating by an honor committee refused to resign, triggering an administrative review that could lead to expulsion. An eight member panel convicted sophomores. one cadet was cleared. Names withheld as inquiry continues.
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West
Waman
van Shields
Air Force
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Shields
Shel
John Price
Ce Ior of
Information
Academy
Stanley C. Beck
New York May Allow Right Turn At Red Lights
State Senate approves right turn on red at most intersections with signs and after stopping. excludes New York City and signed prohibitions. Seat belt bill failed. Carlisle area arson case: 18-year-old volunteer fireman pleads guilty to starting five fires harming farm property. up to 10 years per arson, $25,000 per count, plus false alarm penalties. Police had massive search before arrest.
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New York
America
Standard Aid Poor Corp
Fed
Albany
N.Y
Senate
Assembly
New York City
Carlisle
Richard Knnsely
Silver Springs Township Fire Co
Cumberland
Knisely
Bees Delighted Rural Shopper Delivers Honey Focus
Rural mall carrier William Thomas delivered thousands of bees to Frank Foster in Elgin from York Bee Co. of Jessup, Ga. The shipment, purchased by Foster, will proceed to pollinate and produce honey as workers handle each container carefully, ensuring no breakage.
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William Thomas
Frank Foster
Elgin
Foster
York Bee Co
Jessup
Eaton
Reagan Seeks Michigan Crossover Votes In Key Primary
Ronald Reagan presses a cross party appeal in Michigan where the Democratic primary looms with Carter Udall and Ford seeking votes. Reagan campaigns in Flint and Detroit after earlier Oklahoma delegate wins as the Michigan line up shapes party strategy nationwide.
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Ronald Reagan
Michigan
America
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Morris Udall
Reagan
Oklahoma
Republican Executive Committee
Tennedies
Kentucky
Johnson City
Tenn
Carter
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Nebraska
Udall
Battle Creek
Alabama
Eorge C. Wallace
Mathigan
Flint
Detroit
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Goldwater
Panama Canal
Meany
Maryland
California
Edmund
Jerry” Brown Jr
Why Did Oswald Kill JFK
Senate intelligence committee members say CIA and FBI lied to the Warren Commission about Kennedy's assassination. Sen Schweiker notes "hot leads" may answer who killed Kennedy, while Hart says no evidence discredits the Warren Report. The panel cites deficiencies in the initial probe and hints at Cuba and Castro relations influencing Oswald.
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CIA
FBI
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Senate Intelligence Committee
Richard Schweiker
Rpa
Schweiker
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Morning News
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Lee Harvey Oswald
Schwelker
Gary Hart
Dcolo
Hart
Ongwald
Los
Oswald
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