Almanac readers urged to order AP Sports Almanac at $2.90
A New York editor appeals to readers to buy the AP Sports Almanac, offering a cash guarantee and urging responses by letter or phone. The note discusses reader support for the publication and policy about guarantees. It also recounts film reviews referencing A Man for All Seasons and Anne of the Thousand Days.
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Ated Press
New York
AP Sports Almanac
Iblishing Co
Anne
Sarasota
Fla
Viii
Annelyn
Elizabeth
Motionature
Election day polling details across multiple districts
Polls close at 7 30 p m today for Hope School District 1 A with two directors for three years one for two years and a 48 mill tax. also County Board of Education seat. Additional votes in Saratoga and Spring Hill districts include taxes 40 and 55 mills and board posts for five years and three years. Polling sites listed across several towns.
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Hope
County Board of Education
Hope Fire Station
Rocky Mound
Shower Springs
Hempstead County
Crossroads
Guernsey
Hope City
Fulton
Saratoga
Howard and Hempstead
Columbus Community
McNab Community Center
Saratoga School
Union Hall
Tollette School
Spring Hill
Amendments Add Exemption and Fee Change to Boat Bill
Rep. Larry Patterson announced House approval of two Senate amendments to House Bill 169 the Boat and Motor Title Act of 1977. The first exempts federal Coast Guard vessels from the act and passed 75 to 0. the second doubles the fee from one to two dollars and passed 62 to 0. Governor Pryor will have five days to sign or veto once the bill reaches him.
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Little Rock
Ark
Larry Patterson
House
Senate
Coast Guard
Patterson
David Pryor
Pryor
Two Die as School Bus Hit by Tractor Trailer in Virginia
A school bus headed to Yellow Branch Elementary in Campbell County was rear ended by a tractor trailer four miles west of Rustburg on U S 29. At least two children died and 29 youngsters plus both drivers were hospitalized with injuries.
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Low Branch
Campbell County
Lynchburg General Hospital
Virginia
Senate backs Pryor home rule bills amid amendments
Legislative highlights from Little Rock show the Senate approved two of Gov. Pryor’s home rule proposals after resisting major changes. A measure to let dry county residents vote on liquor sales to clubs died. The House created a guaranteed student loan authority and sent a Pryor investigation resolution on Judge Henry Means back to committee. Barnhill renovation funding of 2 million dollars for the University of Arkansas Fayetteville campus was approved.
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Little Rock
Senate
David Pryor
House
Pryor
Circuit Court
Henry Means
Barnhill
University of Arkansas
Gunman in Cleveland siege seeks Carter talk
Cory Moore, a 25 year old ex Marine holding Capt. Leo Keglovic and Shelley Kiggans hostage at Cleveland City Hall, demanded a conversation with President Carter about ending white oppression. He warned whites to leave Earth in seven days. Police sought White House contact while Moore remained calm.
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Cleveland
White House
Carter
Cory Moore
Warrensville Heights
Craig Merchant
Secret Service
Moore
Leo Keglovic
Keglovic
Merchant
Shelley Kiggans
Miss Kiggans
Presiden Carter
Traffic Fine Bureau
Miss Kigans
Cuyahe Community College
Balkans quake toll soars amid rescue scramble
The quake left 1,085 dead and 6,405 injured across Bucharest and surrounding regions, with 810 confirmed dead in Bucharest and 6,185 injured nationwide. Bulgaria and Yugoslavia reported further fatalities as aid from the United States and Europe arrived. Rescue teams labored amid collapsed 32 apartment blocks and gas and water disruptions while crowds gathered at morgues and relief centers.
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Bucharest
Romania
Balkans
Agerpress
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
United States
Switzerland
East Germany
Britain
Canada
Denmark
West Germany
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Israel
Magen David Adam
Ploesti
Judge to release Columbus school integration ruling today
U S District Judge Robert Duncan prepares to issue a decision on whether Columbus public schools are segregated in violation of federal law and whether the Columbus Board of Education and the state bear responsibility for the racial makeup. Testimony cited clear racial imbalance. ruling follows similar federal actions in Dayton and Cleveland and notes limited busing begun in Dayton under court order.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Robert Duncan
Duncan
Dayton
Cleveland
Boards of Education
Miss your paper CITY SUBSCRIBERS
Instructions for customers who miss delivery of The Star with specific phone hours to report a missing issue and arrange carrier delivery.
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Times
Bhutto Party Wins Pakistani General Election in Landslide
Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's Pakistan Peoples party secures 155 of 216 seats, with 16 seats reserved for women and minorities. Opposition claims widespread rigging and vows to boycott provincial polls amid reports of ballot stuffing and police intimidation.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Pakistan People’s Party
Union
Khan
Freedom Party
Alliance
National Assembly
Bhuttoon
Elec
HSU expert weighs nursing home sex in care debate
Henderson State University's Eddie Hargrove argues that sexual activity can benefit nursing home residents and should be decided by the patients, amid controversy over federally funded aging seminars suggesting exploration of sex in care settings. He cautions against automatic sex rooms.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Henderson State University
Eddie Hargove
Fort Smith Nursing Home
Hargrove
Senate rejects dry county election bill
The Arkansas Senate defeated a bill allowing dry county residents to vote on whether private clubs may sell liquor. Supporters led by Senators Bookout and Caldwell failed to secure the necessary votes, keeping the measure off the agenda.
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Little Rock
Senate
Jerry Bookout
Jonesboro
Jim Caldwell
Rogers
Improper gas diversion reported by Tenneco
The New York Times says Tenneco Inc diverted natural gas from interstate customers and sold it to its Texas subsidiary Channel Industries Gas Co. The filing with the SEC notes 350 billion cubic feet diverted since 1965, under 1 percent of U.S. annual consumption, with questions about regulatory approval and pricing on interstate versus intrastate gas.
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NEW York
The
New York Times
Tenneco Inc
Texas
the Times
Tenneco
Securities and Exchange Commission
Channel Industries Gas Co
U.S
Hous
FPC
Hearings on Bill to Outlaw Threats by Bill Collectors Begin
Washington AP Congress weighs a bill by Rep. Frank Annunzio to bar abusive or deceitful debt collection tactics. The push follows a wave of campaign contributions from the American Collectors Association to incumbents, and SAMPAC fundraising.
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Congress
House
Frank Annunzio
D-Ill
American Collectors Association
Senate
Federal Election Commission
Banking Committee
The
Collectors Association
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