Mondale Cooks Thanksgiving Turkey After Sleepy Morning
Vice President Walter Mondale said Thanksgiving is a special day in American life and cooked his family turkey while wife Joan slept late. The candid moment underscores a softer side of political leaders during a national holiday.
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Walter Mondale
Joan
Thanksgiving burglary hits jewelry and turkey loss in Amherst
A suburban Amherst couple returned home to find burglars had pried open a door and stolen jewelry and their 7-pound turkey during a 45 minute absence on Thanksgiving night. Police described it as a "good haul" and noted the theft occurred as the couple was away from home.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Amherst
George Privateer
2% Minute Turkey Slicer at Seattle Restaurant
AP reports Rich Erickson of the Turkey House in Seattle can slice a 25 pound turkey in 2% minutes. He had 55 birds for a Thanksgiving crowd of 1,000. Manager Mike Harrison notes another employee once cut a bird in 57 seconds before. Erickson jokes about preferring a New York cut steak for Thanksgiving.
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Seattle
Rich Erickson
Erickson
Turkey House
Mike Harrison
New York
Franklin Eyes Condition Of Area Dams
Franklin reports heightened nationwide concern over dam safety after the Georgia Mash flood and a series of dam failures. The Soil Conservation Service warns of poor dam construction and urges careful design, inspection, and proper engineering standards to prevent breaks and sediment runoff in Venango County.
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Toccoa
Georgia
Venango County
Soil Conservation Service
Franklin Office
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Longshoremen Vote On New Contract At 44 Ports
The 30,000 member International Longshoremen's Association plans a multi port vote on a three year contract starting Monday at 7 am across 44 Atlantic and Gulf ports. President Gleason expects a 32 percent package rise. pay would go from 4.00 to 10.40 hourly plus 3.75 in benefits. The pact would end an eight week tie up hurting many industries and the national economy. Baltimore sees a general strike of 4000 longshoremen amid automation tensions.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
Thomas W. Gleason
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Gleason
Baltimore
Jamestown Murder Case: Newsmen Helped or Hindered at Scene
Jamestown police testified that a Jamestown Post Journal reporter was the first to arrive at the Sally Kolpien murder scene and media members entered the apartment for a few minutes two hours later. Defense pressed that crime scene integrity was compromised while confirming blood evidence questions and the knife rack photograph. The trial of George Seminak, charged with second degree murder, continued with testimony about witnesses, evidence handling, and a troubled week prior to the March 21 stabbing in Jamestown.
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George Seminak
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Fagan
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Post-Journal
Richard Hallberg
Manzi
Jamestown City
Bonnie Heath
Ashland Ot Company
Kennedy
Ime
Heath
Serminuk
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