Ground Hog Echoes In Weather Folklore Rant
Ex-Pennsylvanian writer mocks the Ground Hog as a weather prophet while recalling woodchuck antics near Wilkes-Barre. AP notes forecast shows dry today and Thursday with mild humidity, sun, and a Friday shower chance into the weekend.
More Unwed Couples Join In Growing Cohabitation Trend
The Census Bureau reports over 500000 unmarried couples living together, up from 650000 in 1970 to 1.3 million in 1976, about 1 percent of households. The rise is strongest under age 45, linked to later marriages, longer education, and more job opportunities for women.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Arthur J. Norton
Bureau
City manager candidates interview set for Hope
Mayor confirms three top city manager contenders will visit Hope Wednesday for interviews from California Alabama and Georgia. Board met in regular session and executive session to plan interviews and to discuss prior meeting with Hempstead County Black Men's Progressive Association over police brutality charges. The council also reviewed South Ridge Estates annexation proposal and the West Avenue B sewer project while considering re negotiation on a costly fire station bid.
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Board of Directors
California
Alabama
Georgia
Gerald Keith
Hempstead County
Black Men’s Progressive Association
Thrash
Hope Police Department
al Graves
Graves
South Ridge Estates
Methodist Church
Planning and Zoning Commission
West Avenue B
Mike Kelly
Housing Authority
ABC sides with mixed drink ruling in dry counties case
The Arkansas ABC Board will not appeal the ruling that private club mixed drink permits in dry counties are illegal but will join any intervenors’ appeal for clarification. Judge Digby’s decision requires revoking permits in dry areas. the board acts in a ministerial role and seeks no stay, while permitting an appeal at intervenors’ expense.
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Little Rock
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Circuit Court
Tom Digby
Senate
Pri
ABC
John Bailey
Digby
Boone County
Soweto Schools Closed After Tear Gas By Police
In Soweto eight miles from Johannesburg police used tear gas and baton charges to scatter about 6 000 student demonstrators disrupting last year’s exams. Brig. Jan Visser said schools reopen Thursday with a curfew 8 am to 3 pm for students. No casualties reported.
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Soweto
South Africa
Jan Visser
Johannesburg
Gunman and hostage in Indianapolis apartment siege
A gunman named Anthony G. Kiritsis held Richard Hall hostage in a third floor Indianapolis apartment with a shotgun wired to Hall and his own finger. Police and Army bomb squads patrolled as negotiations continued after more than 24 hours.
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Indianapolis
Anthony G. Kiritsis
Kiritsis
Richard O. Halli
Meridian Mortgage Co
Hall
Meridian
Maj
Joe Ernst
Marion County Police
Ernst
James
Indiana
Alfred Walker
Indiana Statehouse
Smut publisher Flynt convicted in obscenity case
Cincinnati AP Three-judge Ohio Court of Appeals sought more information before ruling on bond for Hustler publisher Larry Flynt after his Tuesday conviction for pandering obscenity and engaging in organized crime. He received a seventy-five year sentence and fines.
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Cincinnati
Larry Flynt
Flynt
Hamilton County
Ohio Court of Appeals
Hustler Magazine Inc
Charles Kaps
Althea Leasure
Simon Leis Jr
ACLU
Hamilton
Utah
Gary Gilmore
Morrissey
Ohio
National Men’s
Columbus
Hustler
Jimmy
Insurance pitch goes wrong as salesman falls into well
In Raleigh North Carolina AP Robert Greer a 27 year old insurance salesman from Durham fell 20 feet into a dry well while pitching accident insurance to farmer Roy Bass. He kept talking from the bottom as rescuers pulled him out. He suffered a skinned leg. Bass declined the policy.
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Raleigh, N.C
Robert Greer
Greer
Durham
Roy Bass
Bass
Gamer Rescue Squad
Flu shots return with cautious state plans
AP survey shows states foresee low key campaigns to reach elderly and chronically ill for swine flu and A Victoria strain vaccines. Officials await consent forms noting possible Guillain Barré syndrome and rely on HEW guidelines rather than mass clinics.
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Associated Press
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Iowa
Norman Pawlewski
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