I-eyed Yakima Hustles At Pool For Half Century
Yakima Alex Borunda, known as Yakima Alex, has played professional pool for over 50 years despite losing an eye at age three in an accident with a barbed wire fence. He has supported four kids through college, recalls laboring during lean times, and recently earned $91 on a Wyoming Colorado swing. He boasts frequent runner up finishes and a steady business mindset, comparing pool to business and noting his one good eye guides every shot.
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Senate grants president reserve call-up power
The Senate approved a bill to let the President call up as many as 50 000 reservists for 90 days without a formal war or national emergency declaration. Supporters argue it boosts reserve credibility and fills temporary manpower gaps despite political sensitivities.
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Colby admits leaking CIA journalism contact story
Former CIA chief William Colby confirmed he was the anonymous source for a Washington Star report revealing CIA contacts with journalists abroad. He said he spoke to the Star after a discussion with its editorial board and would not fully confirm the exact source, while denying manipulation of Reuters and defending Henry Jackson's actions as appropriate.
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Doctors separate Millie and Anna in Wichita operation
A 12 physician team separated Siamese twin girls Millie and Anna Marie Cates in a three hour surgery in Wichita Kansas. Dr Robert Filler led the team reporting everything went smoothly though liver division posed a challenge.
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Quinlan Case Reaches New Jersey Supreme Court on Right to Die
Attorneys for Joseph and Julia Quinlan urge the New Jersey Supreme Court to permit removing a respirator from their comatose daughter Karen Ann Quinlan, arguing a constitutional right to end futile medical measures while state officials and doctors seek to uphold the lower court ruling sustaining life support.
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Glenda Jackson Divorced From Theatre Director Hodges
Glenda Jackson 39 and director Rey Hodges 48 were legally separated after a Monday divorce granted on adultery grounds. Co respondent Philips 40 named, custody of their year old son awarded to both parents, with Jackson agreeing to cover costs.
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