Knight Murder Baffles KnightRidder Police
Philadelphia police search for motive in the stabbing death of Joseph Golden inspector of the homicide squad. Knight, 30, heir to John S. Knight of Knight Ridder, was killed in his Center City apartment. Investigators chase leads from three men, explore related financial records, and assess rumors of lavish living and possible blackmail while reviewing Knight writings and bank deposits.
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Fayetteville teacher finalist for national award
Ruby S. Murchison, 42, a 22 year veteran of Fayetteville public schools, is one of four finalists for the 1976 national teacher of the year. She teaches language arts and social studies at Washington Drive Junior High and was North Carolina teacher of the year last month.
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Ruby S. Murchison
White House
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Colorado
Georgia
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Queen City Family Adopts Grandparents
CHARLOTTE AP The Roland Davis family adopted Mr and Mrs Herbert Alexander of I think It s wonderful sold Mrs Alexander I love those little kids to death The Davises placed an ad in a local paper seeking an older couple to act as grandparents for their three children ages 5 9 and 12 The Alexanders 64 and 65 respectively are a retired construction worker and a retired bookkeeper They planned to spend Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with the children s family while Mrs Davis s mother lives in San Antonio Texas The response was amazing with calls Day and night for five days and many letters from across the country
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Herbert Alexander
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No Sweat for Men Who Dread the Future
A quip asserts men need not fear future years if they have wisely used their past years. It hints at prudent living and self assurance without specific events or people.
Wheat crop value hits record despite sagging prices
Washington AP reports the 1975 U.S. wheat crop valued at about 7.4 billion dollars, with farm prices near 3.49 per bushel. Production reached over 2.1 billion bushels, up 19 percent from 1974, while cotton and other grains show varied projections as USDA releases further estimates.
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