Mark and the 49ers Inspire a Boy's Loyal Faith
Ray Orrock recounts nine year old Mark Huddl, a San Francisco 49ers devotee whose room is lined with red and gold memorabilia. Mark’s unwavering team allegiance shapes his view of life, resilience, and hope as he witnesses a night game against the Rams with his family, cheering wildly despite a tough loss.
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Rams
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Koxers
Gene Washington
John Glenn
Sutter's Mill
Die- Neyland
Santa Claus
San Francisco Seals
Candlestick Park
Kwalick and
Wilcox
Oakland Raiders
San Francisco
Seal's Stadium
Minny
Farmland Shortage Forecast By 2000
Washington reports a Department of Agriculture study predicting about 34 million acres of U S farmland will be diverted to nonfarm uses by 2000 leaving sufficient land to meet food and fiber needs. The ERS forecast notes rising yields push more land under surplus control programs and projects a 43 percent cut in total farmland by 2000.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Economic Research Service
ERS
Farm Index
Nixon fills cabinet gaps with White House staffers
President Nixon reshuffles his administration by elevating White House aides to subcabinet posts at Interior and Transportation. Jol Whitaker becomes undersecretary of interior and Mit Krogh named undersecretary of transportation. Nixon continues work at Camp David while Kissinger negotiates Vietnam. Whitaker and Krogh bring White House staff influence to day to day operations, as Nixon weighs further changes.
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White House
Camp David
Intetine
Transportation
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Jol Whitaker
Gatoclin Mountain
Henry A. Kissinger
Pw White House
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Kissinger
Alexander Mr. Haig Ir
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Kye
William T. Pecora
Rogers C. B. Morton
Krogh
Livison
District At Columbia
Fiegler
Waitaker
Julia Eisenhower
Pat Nixon
Vogler
Surray
Washington
Former publisher dies at 68 in Portland Oregon
Henry Alderman former editor and publisher of Wremont and Township Register died aged 68 in Portland. He served as city editor of the Yakima Daily Republic and worked for Portland newspapers in the 1920s. He later helped found Reralite Services publishing magazines and supplying safety cooperatives across the West. Survivors include Hazel and two sons, Henry and James.
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Henry HH
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Township Register
News Register
Argus
Alderman
Yakima
Daily Republic
Bonneville Power Administration
Reralite Services, Inc
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Washington
Oregon
Alaska
California
Hazel
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Henry
James
Peanut butter sandwich in space delights Houston crew
SPACE CENTER Houston reports astronaut Schmitt enjoying a peanut butter sandwich in zero gravity. He recalls it as a tasty throwback to his Silver City childhood and after school snack time. The moment echoes familiar flavors from his upbringing.
Ford head decries ceiling on profit
Ford Motor Co Chairman Henry Ford IV Satunay and President Glen A. Iacgeen warned against profit margin limits, saying such controls could curb long term economic growth. They cited record 1972-78 sales and urged modification of price control rules while planning a $400 billion worldwide investment in 1979 to update facilities and meet federal regulations.
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Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford IV
Ford
Glen A. Lacgeen
United States
Price Commission
Annatmend
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