Beloved suburban turkey Jerky finds safe life among neighbors
Jerky the 15 pound turkey roams a Belleville subdivision where 48 families live. Hatched last May in a Belleville East High School incubator Jerky was raised on sunflowers and corn. She follows the Baum family and neighbors, perches on roofs, rides in a truck cab, and attends school with students, bringing joy to the community.
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Belleville
Ill
Baum
Bird
Baums
Jerk
Belleville East High School
Ford Plans Life After the White House Inquiries
President Ford to study how former leaders organized retirement and post presidency projects. Maj. Robert Barrett surveys aides and talks with Tom Johnson about Johnson's retirement activities, staff needs, and letters and calls workload. Ford considers memoirs, interviews, library, and Lady Bird Johnson’s reminiscences.
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Washington
Ford
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
Maj
Robert Barrett
Barrett
San Clemente
Calif
Jack Brennan
Texas
Tom Johnson
Dallas Times Herald
Johnson Library
Johnson School of Public Affairs
Lady Bird Johnson
Johnson
Maj. Barrett
Nixon era rule violations reveal pattern of misbehavior
A Ralph Nader group reports 897 civil violations by federal agencies from 1971 to 1974, not just Watergate, asserting widespread noncriminal misbehavior. The study cites cases including impoundment illegality and improper wage rate decisions, urging integrity in Carter staff selections.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Corporate Accountability Research Group
Congressional
Sta
Mark Green
Carter
Green
Congress
Ernest Fitzgerald
Air Force
CIA
Bureau of Land Management
Three Cent Soft Drinks From 1930s Spark Local Recall
An old bottle marked 3 Center points to Winston-Salem bottling in 1937 or 1938 when Big Bill Bottling Co sold two sodas for three cents. Meanwhile Red Bird Cab offers senior citizen discounts. Rock and Rye noted as a Greensboro rival. The High Point Clown Club invites 14 year olds to join January 3 at 7 pm.
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Anon. A
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Winston-Salem
Big Bill Bottling Co
Greensboro
PG. A
Red Bird Cab, Inc
Council On Aging
N. Hamilton
Q. Sam
M.C. A
High Point Clown Club
High Point Public Library
South Main
Millie
Florida St
High Point
Williams College to Offer Dream Interpretation Course
Twenty Williams College students will keep dream logs as a basis for a new course “Psychology 13 Dreams and Dreaming” starting in January. Dr. Eugene Talbot says dreams reveal daily life function, resolve life's problems, and reflect realities while many students apply for the class but only 20 can attend.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Eugene Talbot
Talbot
Williams
Inside Reading TOP Stories
A terse index lists feature fronts across the newspaper pages 5B 2D and 3B. Readers are guided to lead stories and special sections highlighted within the edition.
Death at Miss Porter's: baby found under dorm bed shocks prep school
A sophomore at Miss Porter's School in Farmington gave birth to a full term baby boy whose body was found in a plastic bag under a dormitory bed on Nov. 15. The state medical examiner will release a report this week. The school leadership, students, and townspeople grapple with how such an event could occur at the famed finishing school.
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Farmington, Conn
Porter
School For
America
Warren S. Hance
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