Palmer shines as Orioles blank A's in series opener
Sunday summary notes Jim Palmer with super stuff guiding the Baltimore Orioles to a 6-0 win over Oakland in the best of five AL series opener. It also covers Tom Seaver and Pete Rose led Reds 2-1 over the Mets, plus college football highlights California’s 49-44 win over Washington and Stanford’s 26-0 victory over Illinois.
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Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Johnny Bench
Reds
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University of California
Washington Husky
California Bears
Stanford
Illinois
San Luis Obispo funds face heart surgery doubt
In San Luis Obispo a fundraising drive for Mrs. Yvonne Gehlen raised nearly $12,000 to cover an open heart operation planned for October in Los Angeles. New disclosures say the hospital and State Medi-Cal could cover the surgery if needed, leaving the Gehlen family to decide how to return the donations amid an embarrassing flap.
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San Luis Obispo
Yvonne Geblen
Los Angeles
Gehlen
Publisher Jim Copley Dies At 57
James St John Copley head of a broad communications group including 15 daily newspapers and a news service is dead at age 57 He had been hospitalized at Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation in La Jolla California His publishing empire runs a nearby headquarters He was chairman of The Copley Press Inc and board chairman of the Copley News Service The Daily Review is a subscriber Pag e 26
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James St John Copley
Copley
Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation
la Jolle
Calif
Copley Press Inc
Copley News Service
Daily Review
Second in series on American experience by Dr Carl Degler
The second in a 20 part newspaper series is written by Dr Carl Degler professor of American history at Stanford University. He covers feminism the history of the South and slavery and Latin America examining how the American experience informs world affairs today.
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Carl Degler
Stanford University
Latin America
Plot thickens in Senate investigations echoing crime saga
The report cites a former president's son, a prime minister, and two racketeers flaunting diamonds and $300 suits. It details an alleged assassination plot, a global billion-dollar securities theft network, and a bid to seize Bahamas gambling casinos as Senate hearings pause to catch their breath.
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Bahamas
Senate Permanent Investigations
Hesburgh Says Women's Discrimination Easier to Overcome
The Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, former U.S. Civil Rights chairman, argues that discrimination against women is not on par with racial bias. He calls equating black and minority issues with women an illusion in a background paper for a forthcoming American Council on Reduction meeting.
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Theodore M. Hesburgh
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Hesburgh
American Council On Reduction
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Review item from Hayward California entry
A partial newspaper fragment from Hayward California notes a phone listing 783 6111 and references Vol AN Nea 365 4 7Maones with unclear details.
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Hayward
California
Unmapped Path to the Edge of a Quiet Reality
A writer reflects on retarded children in Chabot School posters and a ranch for boys with special needs. The piece probes fear, pity, envy, and the urge to connect, noting individual differences and the harsh gaze of society.
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Gary Tischler
Chabot School
Castro Valley
Palomares Canyon
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