Our Daily Bread: A New Boxer Pup and Backyard Geese
The writer notes he will close the gate between his backyard and the Back 40 after adopting a fourth Boxer puppy from Adelegg Kennels Valencia. Geese and a Brant wander the yard daily, preferring the grass and pool, but the gate will soon shut to protect the puppy from potential goose or other animal threats.
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S. Walnut St
Brant
Valencia
Pittsburgh
Adelegg Kennels
G. A. Jeuther
U.S.A
Germany
Air Express
Texarkana
Pound plunges to near all time low amid market jitters
The British pound fell over 2.2 cents to about $1.63 and neared its record low as stocks dropped with the Financial Times index sliding 10.7 points to 308.6. Dealers cited worries about Britain's economy and labor issues along with bets on a German mark revaluation despite Helmut Schmidt's post election statement.
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London
Stock Exchange
Financial Times
Britain
Helmut Schmidt
Carter Ford set for second presidential debate in San Francisco
Jimmy Carter says he will press Ford on foreign and defense policy in the 9:30 p.m. EDT debate at the Palace of Fine Arts San Francisco. Ford aides anticipate tough questions on Butz affair the Mayaguez incident and GAO findings while both campaigns seek to shape foreign policy as a key issue.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Carter
Ford
White House
Palace of Fine Arts
Public Broadcasting Service
Earl] Butz
General Accounting Office
Mayaguez
U.S
United Nations
William Scranton
Butz
Mike Duval
Carter
Ron Nessen
Jim Karaya
League of Women Voters
Ford Administration
GAO
Congress
Cambodia
Nessen
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Kissinger
Power shifts in Thailand after campus riots and martial law
In Bangkok defense minister Sangad Chalanya seized control from Prime Minister Seni Pramoj amid deadly clashes between left and right wing groups over the return of Thanom Kittikachorn. At least 22 people died, mostly students, with hundreds wounded as police and mobs attacked at Thammasat University and government buildings.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Thanom Kittikachorn
Radio Thailand
Sangad Chalanya
Seni Pramoj
Sangad
Thammasat University
Government House
Associated Press
Chee Sae Chu
Thanom
Seni
Govermmment House
Seni Pramo
Thammasat
Nashville pair held in theft and burglary
James Jeans and Mike Jeans, a Nashville duo, are in custody after theft of a white 1973 Ford Ranger and burglary of the Otasco Store. The truck was recovered Tuesday night near Nashville. They face burglary charges in Howard County Wednesday afternoon.
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Nashville
James Jeans
Mike Jeans
Howard County Sheriff's Office
Caery Construction Company
Otasco
Howard County
The
Hope Police Department
HPD
Oklahoma hijacker arrested after Trailways bus hijack
John William Hunnicutt, a convicted slayer and jail escapee, was quietly arrested in Vian by a Sequoyah County deputy and two state troopers. He allegedly hijacked a Continental Trailways bus at the Oklahoma border, forced a woman passenger from the vehicle, and fled into woods before being captured.
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Vian
Okla
Continental Trailways
Oklahoma
Sequoyah County
John William Hunnicutt
Hunnicutt
Muskogee
McAlester
Oklahoma Line
Fort Smith
Ark
Gore
James Campbell
Campbell
Eddy McLaughling
McLaughlin
Telephone project to expand Hope area facilities
Southwestern Bell plans a 350000 construction project to bury about 24 miles of cable in Hope and surrounding roads. Dennis Mills says completion is expected by March 1977 and underground lines will improve reliability while reducing weather damage and preserving area beauty.
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Hope
Southwestern Bell
Dennis Mills
West 3Rd
Pine
West Avenue
Nashville Road
Pond Road
Mills
Nudity in Equus Performance Sparks IA City Buzz
At the University of Iowa a stage scene in Equus where Ellen Parker and Bill Barrett briefly disrobed caused audience coughing sneezes to stop for eight minutes. Officials called the interruption rude and unthinking but noted the temporary relief from sniffles.
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Iowa City, Iowa
University of Iowa
Ellen Parker
Bill Barrett
Carter Aims Campaign Drive Near Factory Gates
Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter says he will conduct a meet the people campaign away from elite aides and concentrate near factory gates to align with working families. The note also includes a newspaper delivery helpline for city subscribers.
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Jimmy Carter
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Robert Dole
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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Carl Ward
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MoPac
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