Lockheed Struggles to Survive Amid Debt and Slump
Lockheed Aircraft Corp faces bankruptcy despite Pentagon loans and British aid for Rolls Royce engines. Citations show $500 million owed, $1.418 billion Pentagon work in nine months, and Tristar orders far below expectations as rivals DC10 and Airbus gain.
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Seagren Sets World Pole Vault Record in Eugene
Olympic gold medalist Seagren vaulted 18 feet 5% inches at Hayward Field, taking the No.1 spot on the U S track squad for Munich. He surpassed Kjell Isaksson’s mark of 18 4% and noted nineteen feet as the near future, amid a hot 14,000 crowd. Other highlights include Ralph Mann’s 400 yard hurdles American record 48.4 and Shorter leading in the 10,000 meters with 28 35.6.
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Hope Rotary Club outlines plans for year ahead
Incoming president Bob Roberts reviewed the club’s 72 planned initiatives at a luncheon closing the year at Town and Country. Dr. Sam W. Strong received a past-president pin as retiring president. The district plans an exchange with New Zealand, while Vernon Wickliffe was named chaplain. Four Rotarians will run the program slate with Dorsey McRae guiding the first quarter, and two high school students will attend each meeting to encourage youth involvement. Visiting Rotarian Jimmie Ligon of Conway and Earl Munroe of Guyana attended.
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Ambrose Hamm and Burns Lead Tyler Event Masters
Ambrose Hamm Tyler and Thomas Burns presided with James Morrow and Ronnie Stovall serving as masters of ceremonies. Hobart Shirley acted as installing officer and Buddy McIver served as marshal. Photo credit Clyde Davis.
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Evert reaches Wimbledon semis in youth clash
Teenager Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale defeats Patti Hogan 6 2 4 6 to reach the women's singles semi finals against defending champion Evonne Goolagong. Goolagong advances, defeating Francesie Durr 8 6 7 5. Rosemary Casals ousts Nancy Gunter 3 6 6 4 6 4 to join the semis. Billie Jean King and Virginia Wade meet. Stan Smith and Jimmy Connors lead the United States in men's quarters.
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