West Point’s Candilee Butler Leaves Cadet Life
Candilee Butler, one of 11 women who broke an all male West Point entry in June, quits after three months of intense training. She cites pain and frustration from demanding drills and marching as the main reason, but says she learned rifle handling and time management and plans to return to Ohio State University this fall. Her family expresses pride and plans to visit West Point in October.
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Firestone strike accord ends long labor dispute
The United Rubber Workers and Firestone Tire reached a three year tentative contract ending a 12 day strike. Wages will rise by 143.8 cents an hour plus a cost of living adjustment adding 69 cents, bringing total wage improvements.
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Tower of Power member arrested on drug possession charge
Stephen M. Kupka 30 of Oakland, a Tower of Power horn player, was arrested at San Francisco Airport, held on 1400 bail in Redmond City area after a Wednesday night incident. Daniel De Larosa 32 of San Diego also involved, seen handling white powdery substance in a men s room. substance reportedly cocaine.
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Californians Trust DMV Official After Brief Trial
Herman Sillas, director of the Department of Motor Vehicles, spent two days at a Los Angeles car dealership testing dealers' problems with DMV paperwork. The DMV announced no sales occurred during the two day trial period and stated the event was a limited test.
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Opera star Lotte Lehmann dies in Santa Barbara
Lotte Lehmann, famed opera singer and multifaceted artist, died Thursday at her Santa Barbara home. A dominant figure in European stages between the wars and in American opera since 1930, she was known for roles such as the Marschallin, Leonore, and Sieglinde, later serving as honorary president of the Music Academy of the West.
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Mondale Wife Welfare Diet Brings Grim Recall
The Minneapolis Tribune revisits 197? welfare reform talks when Mrs Mondale, wife of the Democratic vice presidential candidate, follows a welfare allowance diet for her family. It cites welfare mothers advising 23 cents per person and notes meals of hot dogs, biscuits, spaghetti, tunalish and rice, with a line drawn at are.
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Hair-raising prankster targets Indiana women
A six month hoax in northwest Indiana has a 32 year old Crown Point housewife cutting hair after a caller posing as a Dr Cummings told her her husband was hospitalized and to remove scalp locks in sections placed in bags for a lab pick up. At least six similar incidents have occurred in Lake County with some victims told to apply drain cleaner to scalp areas.
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