Footprints on the Moon book promo causes mail mix ups
The Star promotes the Associated Press book Footprints on the Moon with a coupon address in Teaneck New Jersey. Orders must be sent to The Associated Press at the New Jersey address using checks made out to The Associated Press. Do not mail to Hope Star to avoid delays.
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Associated Press
Foote
Star
Gan
New Jersey
Hope Star
Teaneck
Jeresey
Hope
Four Die in Penn Central Train Collision in Darien
In Darien Conn AP reports at least four people were killed and 31 injured when two Penn Central commuter trains collided head on Wednesday night. A trapped survivor described chest injuries as rescuers worked for hours. authorities warned the death toll could rise. Police noted the wrecked fronts resembled bomb damage as injured were taken to Stamford Hospital.
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Darien
Stamford Hospital
Laird May Discuss More Withdrawals
Washington AP secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird held a news conference amid strong indications more U S troops may be withdrawn from Vietnam this year. Secretary Rogers suggested another withdrawal announcement by President Nixon within 10 days as the Vietnamization policy shifts to South Vietnamese forces. Ambassador Lodge returned to Paris for consultations with Rogers and Nixon in San Francisco.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Rogers
Henry Cabot Lodge
Paris
San Francisco
Schools That Don t Give Free Meals Boycotted Week Plan
National Council on Hunger and Malnutrition plans a boycott of schools not offering free or reduced price lunches during National School Lunch Week October 12 to 17. Parents will be urged to keep children home or fetch them for meals to draw attention to lunch program needs.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
John R. Kramer
The
National Council On Hunger and Malnutrition
Kramer
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Rodney Ashby
Utah
Colonized Moon By Atmosphere Hope And Humor
HAL BOYLE envisions moon colonization via a simple system to export a third of humanity’s hot air. He adds satirical dominations about August Christmas cards, pushy pet owners, bomb-throwers, long nails, bus readers, boastful ancestors, overweight thumbs, and flirtatious refusals, hinting at a page three continuation.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Czechs Stage Boycott and Protest Anniversary
Police and riot units attacked a 50 000 strong protest in Wenceslas Square on the first anniversary of the Soviet invasion. Tear gas and baton charges followed a 40 minute march with horns blaring. Government said two killed, many wounded, 320 arrested, claiming shooters were criminals and unemployed rioters.
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Gene Kramer
Associated Press
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Wenceslas Square
Saratoga to Open Schools on Sept 2
Saratoga plans a September 2 start with 825 a.m. registration. The first day runs 8:25 to 10:30 a.m. Tuesday through Friday have 825 a.m. start and noon finish. The first full day is Monday, September 8, and lunch service begins.
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Saratoga
GIs Kill 100 in Fight to Reach Downed Helicopter
In the Da Nang area 31 miles south of the city American and South Vietnamese forces battled through heavy resistance to reach the wreckage of a downed helicopter believed to have carried eight men who died. More than 1,200 U.S. and Vietnamese troops, including infantry and Marines, participated in the biggest engagement since the broader campaign began. At least 27 Americans were killed and about 150 wounded as helicopters ferried casualties out. Aboard the helicopter were Associated Press photographer Oliver Noonan and seven soldiers including battalion commander Lt. Col. E P Howard Jr.
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George Esher
Associated Press
Saigon
Pyle
Associated “ Press
Oliver Noonan
Norwell
Mass
E. P. Howard Jr
Woodbridge
Pre-school Schedule Announced by School Superintendent
James H. Jones, Superintendent of Schools, announces a six day back to school schedule. September 28 starts with administration build, September 29 features general teacher meeting in the high school auditorium, September 3 in service for all personnel, September 4 and 5 assign grades to schools and enrollment formalities. Students report to auditoriums for enrollment, lockers, schedules. Buses run about 1:00 a.m. Lunch prices: 35c elementary, 40c junior senior high, milk 4c.
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James H. Jones
Pere
United States Faces 26 Million Homes Needed in 20 Years
Harold B. Finger, assistant secretary of HEW, said at a briefing in Little Rock that the United States will require 26 million housing units over the next two decades. He outlined Operation Breakthrough to about 250 local officials and home builders.
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Little Rock
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Department
United States
Harold B. Finger
Floods from hurricane cause dozen deaths in VA and beyond
The AP dispatch reports 36 dead and 32 missing in floods triggered by a hurricane. Western Virginia towns such as Glasgow and Buena Vista suffered heavy damage as Richmond braced for cresting waters along the James River. Governor Mills E Godwin surveyed affected areas while rescue teams hunted for missing in Rockbridge County. Nearby West Virginia and Virginia coastal undertows, plus other hurricane related stories, echo the national flood and storm damage context.
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Virginia
Rome
Seven Hills
James River
Rockbridge County
Glasgow
Buena Vista
Woods Mill
Masgstes
Mills E. Godwin
West Virginia
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Plans Cut in Spending and Armed Forces Reductions
Defense chief announced $1.5 billion in cuts across the Pentagon with a 100,000-man force reduction. The Navy will deactivate over 100 ships including the New Jersey, the Air Force trims training flights by 300,000 hours, and the Army cuts non SE Asia operations by about $500 million.
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Bob.horton
Associated Press
Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
Vietnam
Navy
New Jersey
Air Force
Laird
Defense
Congress
Right to Work Policy Reinstated in Arkansas Ads
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission ordered its ad agency to restore references to Arkansas right to work law in national publication ads. The move reverses last month’s decision to delete references. J Bill Becker of Arkansas AFL-CIO opposed the policy change.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
AIDC
Robert M. Millwee Jr
J. Bill Becker
Arkansas
Afl-Cio
Hope Ark melon weighs 87 pounds sparks Long Beach buzz
C W Winemiller of Hope reports an 87 pound watermelon that caused a stir in Long Beach California. Bill Homer in Long Beach praised a clever article about the melon and James W Simpson displayed it in his yard. Simpson paid 18.85 for shipping and handling after buying the melon in Hope. Other locals including Carlos V West and ripples of reaction from neighbors and photographers follow. An editor note mentions melons over 100 pounds still growing and a Babette meeting plus Hope High School band gatherings on Monday with Messengers quartet and Lipa Robertson from Arkadelphia expected.
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Hope
Rt. 2
Long Beach
Calif
Bill Homer
Arkansas
James W. Simpson
Reo Ray Greyhound
Simpson
Carlos V
Adderly Drive
Ark
Texarkana
Mr. West
Mr. Simpeson
Mr. Simpson
Carlos
Pass Christian Evacuations After Camille Toll Grows
Williams tallies Camille deaths at 200 plus as Seabees clear Pass Christian. Bodies found in trees and bushes as rescue expands along the Gulfport coast. Louisiana and Mississippi face rising tolls with communications, water safety, and evacuation efforts underway.
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COATES _ Associated
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Mila
Pass Christian
Yarbrois Williams
Williams
Seabee Battalior
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Atlantic
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Gulfport
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Bookstore at High School Opens August Twenty Fifth
The bookstore will open August 25 1989 through Friday 3 pm in the Hoge Way School Building. Visitors may purchase used books, with Friday hours set for book sales in the Hoge Way School. Shaken text unclear but indicates auditorium pickup and sale during the stated period.
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Hoge Way School
Senet Ie Ing
Fualer High
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