Cadets Face Dismissal Over Marijuana at Naval Academy
ANNAPOLIS Md AP thirteen midshipmen face dismissal for smoking marijuana in Bancroft Hall dormitory as Naval Academy officials push to stop drugs. The group, including 11 juniors, one sophomore and one freshman, would be the largest ever dismissed in academy history. The dismissal recommendation goes to Secretary Ignatius.
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Bancroft Hall
Academy
Draper
Kauffman
Bancroft Nal
Naval Investigative Service
Washington
U.S. Navy
Thant Talks Yield Little Hope on Vietnam Peace
Washington sources say U Thant's White House meeting with President Johnson will not spark new U S peace efforts. Critics doubt South Vietnamese stability after city rebuilding ruptures while North Vietnam insists on an unconditional cease fire before negotiations. Johnson ties bombing halt to North Vietnamese restraint.
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U.N
U Thant
Johnson
Vietnam
U.S
Thant
Senate
White House
Iis
Europe
Asia
Unitedations
Bult
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
India
Soviet Union
Britain
France
New Delhi
Dean Rusk
State Department
New York
San Antonio
Tex
Nort Vietnam
Hanoi
Hardy
Virginia
Saratoga School District to Hold Election on March 12 1988
Qualified electors of Saratoga School District Nos 9 and 10 in Hempstead and Howard Counties will vote on March 12 1988 from 8:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. A 40 mill school tax is proposed for debt service and general fund operations. Polling places remain as previously designated. Mrs Mary S Goodman Secretary of School Board February 15 22 29 1968.
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Howard Counties
Court Docket Summary of Drunkenness and Driving Cases
A court docket lists numerous defendants with offenses including drunkenness driving while intoxicated and no driver's license. Fines range from 11.50 to 136.15 with cash bonds forfeited, several cases dismissed, and one judgment for possession of shotgun with plaintiff win. The docket also notes traffic violations and one assault with deadly weapon, with various penalties and forfeitures. The latter portion references Thant's Washington visit, Johnson’s meeting, and U. S. peace talks narrative.
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Frank Smith
Verner Armes Ifig
Mation Gray
Dt Noble Langston
Boaz Tolliver
Billy Ray Dalaway
Kelly Reece Eakley
Wm. Hy Weatherford
J. William Childers
Drve Ing
Thomas A. Lawtons
Mike Murphy
Ken Valvin
Weatherford
Patrick Quinn
Ora Alvis Knight
James Edward Burton
Luther Bishop
Harold M. Heath
Lloyd = Minx
Dossie L. Blanchard
Lloyd Minx
Jill
Robert A. Sharp
William P. Brown
Wille L. Tate
Thomas M. Babbitt
Jim Wingfield
Pelican Trucking Co
Trans Cold Express
D. H. Jenkins, Inc
Pearline Cheatham
Wesley A. Johnson
Wotssone
Arkansas Traffic Service Inc
Payne Enterprise
ACC
Gachot Bros, Produce Co
Arkansas
Loy Townsend
Canadiens roll past Rangers for seventh straight win
Montreal surged to a 4-3 victory over New York at Madison Square Garden. Duff scored twice and Provost added two goals as the Canadiens extended their hot streak, moving from last to first in the East. Rangers drop their eight-game unbeaten run while Chicago, Minnesota, Boston, and Toronto lost in tight decisions.
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Cannonball Express
Dick Duff
Duff
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Canadiens
New York Rangers
Clare Provost
Iinemate
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Rangers
Old Garden
Motreal
Chicago
Oakland
Bobby Hull
New York
Boston
Toronto
Minnesota
Briain
Wayne Connelly
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
NHL Scoring Spree Across Multiple Games
Montreal, Minnesota, St Louis, and Philadelphia players lit up the ice as Dutt and Teff scored for Montreal, Provost had the 4 1 1 opening and a third period tally, while Dryden stopped Seals to end Seattle’s win streak. McMahon Bowrin and MacDonald fueled Minnesota in a 24th goal spread, Lacroix debuted for Philadelphia with a tying marker as Pittsburgh edged ahead early.
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Teff
Ed Giacoffni
Provost
Jamers
Ted Harris
Bobby Rousseau
John Ferguson
Montreal
Harl
Oakland
Chicago
Dave Dryden
Connelly
North Stars
Boston
Philadelphia
Mike McMahon
André Bowrins
Parker MacDonald
Minnesota
Carl Walzel
Jerry Melnyk
Gary Sabottrin
St. Louis
Maple Leafs
Andre Lacroix
Paul Andrea
Penguins
Les Binkley
Pittsburgh
Doug Favell
Flyers
NFL Players Association moves to recognized bargaining agent
The National Football League and the NFL Players Association began formal steps toward recognizing the Independent union as the bargaining agent for collective bargaining in mid March. After a meeting of labor counsels and league and player representatives, the association was to be recognized pending a membership check by the Independent American Arbitration Association.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
National Football League
NFL Players’ Association
NFL
Independent American Arbitration Association
Ted Kheel
Dan Shulman
Kheel
Shulman
Assocedul
Washington
Art Modell
Cleveland
Wellington Te
New York Giants
American Football League
New York Jets
Houston Oilers
Name Calling Apparently Brainstorm Name Calling Apparently Brainstorm
AP reports on how White House staff informal brainstorms create names for federal programs such as Head Start Upward Bound and Operation Mainstream. It cites NAB and JO BS as examples and notes acronyms often carry the payoff while formal titles remain lengthy and dull.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington
White House
National Alliance of Businessmen
Johnson
Congress
National Alliance of Business Men
Larry Lavinson
Lous
Palmer Fires Nine Over On Monster 16 At Tucson Open
Arnold Palmer carded a nine over par 13 on the 16th hole at Tucson National Golf Club as officials try to keep errant drives from the water. Palmer hit four tee shots into the right lake, followed by a bunker shot and two putts to finish the hole. He lamented it as one of his worst scores on a single hole.
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Pucson
Arit
Tucson National Golf Club
Arnold Pamer
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
AFL announces 1969 All Star game in Jacksonville
The AFL states the 1969 All-Star game will be held in Jacksonville Florida on January 19. The report notes restrictions on equipment used during games and practice, allowing only a polar oid camera or a telephone for game footage.
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AFL
Jacksonville
Fla
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