Ford greets big West Virginia crowd at Mountain State Festival
President Ford rode through Elkins in a bubble top limo to address a crowd officials estimate at more than 150,000. He stepped out for brief handshakes amid security guard guidance, then resumed the parade to Newark for a campaign stop and remarks on energy policy and unemployment.
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Mormon lifestyle linked to Utah success says Elder Petersen
Elder Mark E. Petersen of the Council of Twelve Apostles affirmed that the Mormon commitment to sobriety chastity and righteous living contributes to Utahs high standing in health education and business success during remarks in Salt Lake City.
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Heart Change Patient Dies Of Blood Clot
Marvin Nielsen formerly of Reno died from a lung blood clot Sept. 12 after receiving a heart transplant in Denver on Aug. 6. Nielsen, 41, had two prior heart attacks and long Reno residence before moving to Chamans, Syo. in It was unclear.
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Ruth Gould Rites Set for Las Vegas Civic Analyst
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in Bunker Brothers Chapel for Ruth Gould 64 mother in law of Las Vegas attorney Harry Reid. Cantor Joseph Cohen will officiate. She was killed Friday when the car she rode in overturned. Survivors include daughter Sandra Reid and three brothers. Burial in Home of Peace Cemetery Los Angeles arranged by Bunker Brothers Mortuary.
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Hearst questioned over Carmichael bank robbery link
FBI investigators weigh if Patricia Hearst joined a four man gang that robbed a Carmichael California bank on April 21 last year, killing a bystander. Evidence ties Hearst to SLA fugitives and associates, with multiple suspects linked to prior robberies and hidden in Sacramento.
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Lone Bandit Robs Store In Charleston Heights
A gunpoint robbery at The Photo Booth at Decatur and Alta occurred Saturday at 5:15 p.m. Police hunt a tall man in his early 20s who fled on foot. In a separate case, a 16-year-old arrested after a gunfight with a liquor store manager. accomplice 23, driver of getaway car, charged with attempted murder and robbery. An additional $150,000 to $200,000 worth of property was seized from the home of burglary suspects Mike Uzelac and Henry Bernier.
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Hirohito and Empress Arrive in New York
Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako arrived at Kennedy Airport to a small crowd of Japanese officials businessmen and children greeted by cheers. Security was tight as Secret Service members escorted the imperial couple from the presidential plane at 5 35 p m. A platform greeting featured about 150 flag waving Japanese schoolchildren in New York.
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