Horses, Riders and Statues Stir Gettysburg Theories
A letter to The Enterprise presents a debate over equestrian statue poses at Gettysburg National Military Park. Anon argues foreleg positions reveal rider fates. Thomas J. Harrison cites broad evidence the stance generally has no meaning, while the park’s Meade Reynolds Hancock and others are noted with specific hooves. Housing notes and social services details follow, including local dilapidated houses and an Aging/Adult assistance line.
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Gettysburg Battleground
Gettysburg Battleground Commission
Anon. Man
Thomas J. Harrison
Gettysburg National Military Park
Center For Military History
Washington
Battle of
Gettysburg
George Gordon Meade
John Sedgwick
Spotsylvania
Winfield S. Hancock
John F. Reynolds
Henry W. Slocum
Oliver C. Howard
Robert E. Lee
Dept. of Social Services
Guilford County
Bligh Point
Ann G. Dawkins
Three Quads Die Fourth Critical In Memphis Birth
MEMPHIS AP Three of the quadruplets born to a Memphis woman died about seven hours after their birth Sunday. The fourth infant remains in critical condition. Hospital officials said all four were delivered shortly after 6 p.m. premature by three months and placed on respirators. One weighed 1 pound 5 ounces at birth. Mrs. McDaniel is in satisfactory condition.
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JM. A
Memphis
Maurice Elliot
Danny McDaniel
Elliot
Algiers
Algeria
Vienna
OPEC
Tehran
Shot To Death Motorist Bites Trooper
In Kenansville North Carolina a motorist Harvey Saunders 26 was shot to death in his driveway after a fight with highway patrol officers. Trooper Billy Ward was beaten and another trooper Jerry Walton was shot in the ankle as Walton tried to help Ward.
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Kenansville
N.C
Duplin County
Billy Ward
Jerry Walton
Harvey Saunders
Highway Patrol
L.J. Lance
Walton
Ward
Lance
Saunders
Wallon
Ford Policy Under Fire
Washington AP report on the congressional budget panel assessment. The Joint Economic Committee warns major policy changes are needed to sustain recovery beyond 1977 if Ford's spending ceiling of 395 billion for 1977 and 1975 tax cuts are not extended. Unemployment could rise to 8.7 percent and growth fall below 2 percent with strict limits.
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Washington
Congressional Budget Committee
Joint Economic Committee
House
Senate
Ford
Congress
United Flights Resumed After Mechanics Strike Ends
United Airlines, the nation's largest domestic carrier, resumes flights after a two week mechanics strike. First 747 jumbo departed Los Angeles at 12 25 a m PST for Chicago. Company plans full operation by Christmas Eve with 36 percent flights today and 80 percent by Tuesday.
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United
New York
United Airlines
Los Angeles
Chicago
National Airlines
Richard J. Ferris
Hawaii
Zionism vote sparks Mexican tourist boycott cost millions
Mexico faces losses of 4 to 5 million dollars as 68 000 hotel cancellations in Acapulco and 60 000 in Mexico City hit the tourism sector. The first week of the boycott also cut 10 to 12 January March conventions in Mexico City, with at least 672 000 dollars in lost business. Jewish groups in New York canceled tours to Mexico totaling about 1 000 people. B'nai B'rith and reform bodies canceled hundreds of tours and thousands of travelers as a broader reaction to Mexico's United Nations position on Zionism.
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Mexico City
United Nations
Mexico
Mexican Travel Agents Association
Acapulco
Convention Bureau
New York
American Jewish Congress
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Reformed Synagogues
United States
B'nai B'rith
Lying Santa Hanged In Yard Sparks Local Turmoil
In Longwood Pia a blown up Santa on Brenda and Allan Cutcher’s lawn led to threats and police warnings after neighbors called it a lie and disturbances. Auerback removed his Santa amid possible arrest while officials note an ordinance requires 8 complaints to act.
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Longwoud
Pia
Santa Claus
Brenda Cutcher
Allan
Christ
Cutchers
Cutcher
George Auerback
Santa
Longwood
Council
J.R. Grant
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Omar Fergiani
Organization
Fergiani
Yousef Izmirle
Amusements
Aa Financial
Tripoli
Benghazi
Libya
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Israel
Bruno Kreisky
Carlos
Kreisky
Hilly Ward
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