Broncos to use two tight ends in red zone push
Denver coach John Ralston plans a two tight end offense to strengthen scoring inside the opponents 20 yard line. Riley Odoms battles Billy Masters for the starting role while Floyd Little and Bobby Anderson pace the rushing game as Denver aims to improve on a 4 9 1 record.
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Jim Turner
Denver Broncos
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Riley Odoms
Bobby Anderson
Bronco
George Saimes
Charlie Greer
Randy Montgomery
Don Horn
Steve Ramsey
Charley Johnson
Mike Ernst
Washington
Jim
Krieg
Colorado
Larry Brunson
Jerry Simmons
Dwight Harrison
Jack Gehrke
Floyd Little
Anderson
Billy Masters
Odoms
John Mosier
Police leader in school 13 week program
Mahlon Love, banker and former Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce president, leads as chairman of the State Police Board in the 13 week trainee program at the State Police Academy. He says the course will help him explain to the legislature what goes on.
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N.M
State Police Academy
Mahlon Love
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Civic Symphony Board
State Police Board
Love
Marine enlistment of Longfellow son at Paris Island
Jay Bradford Longfellow son of Mr and Mrs Delbert Longfellow of 101 Mich has enlisted in the U S Marine Corps He will begin basic training at Parris Island S C Longfellows wife is the former Diane King
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Delbert Longfellow
Mich
U.S. Marine Corps
Parris Island
S.C
Longfellow
Diane King
Hayes Promoted to Life Sales Manager at Combined
Chicago Lawrence resident James B Hayes 617 Ind has been promoted to life sales manager for Combined Insurance Company of America. He will oversee a group of life insurance representatives serving policyholders. Hayes joined Combined in 1972 as a sales rep.
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James B. Hayes
Ind
Combined Insurance Company of America
Jack Sanders
West Central States
Hayes
Combined
Legislator Found in Mistaken Delegation Room
Kansas State University assistant professors Cornelia Flora and Naomi Lynn occupied a room at the Republican National Convention hotel after Rep. Fred Harris checked in with a key to his assigned room. He apologized and was moved to a different room on the 8th floor in Miami Beach.
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Fred Harris
R-Chanute
Kansas
Harris
Kansas State University
Cornelia Flora
Naomi Lynn
Major Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games
Major standings from Sundays results feature Houston versus Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Montreal with scores listed. Today's games include Atlanta at Philadelphia and Houston at New York with several other matchups across the league.
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New York
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St. Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
West
Cincinnati
Louis
San
Aneisea
Houston
Uanta
Los Angeles
Ames
Fatal Iowa fairground crash among race cars at state fair
At the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines one man died and 11 were injured after two race cars collided during the first heat of a super modified event. William Randiman, 37, of Farlin, drove one car that crashed through two fences into the shooting gallery area. The other driver was Bill Hudson of New Sharon. One woman was trapped beneath debris.
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Iowa State Fairgrounds
Iowa Highway Patrol
William Randiman
Farlin
Highway Patrol
Bill Hudson
New Sharon
Randleman
Divorces Reported In Five Separations
Vernon Morache divorces Karen Adele Morache also known as Rex Morache. Clara Schlink ends marriage to Charles Schlink. Sharyn Bishop separates from Charles C. Bishop. Richard Bryan is divorced from Constance Jo Anne Bryan. Vera McDonald parts ways with Michael McDonald.
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Karen Adele Morache
Vernon Edward Morache
Rex Morache
Charles A. Schlink
Clara B. Schlink
Charles C. Bishop
Sharyn L. Bishop
Constance Jo Anne Bryan
Richard Allen Bryan
Michael Harold McDonald
Vera L. McDonald
Girl 5 Drowns in Lake Jacoma Kansas City
AP reports 5 year old Michelle Denise Powell drowned Sunday night after falling from a fishing pier into Lake Jacoma in Kansas City. Authorities described the incident as an accidental drowning with rescue efforts ongoing.
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Kansas City
Michelle Denise Powell
Lake Jacoma
Perry Festival Attracts 2000 Despite 0 Degree Cold
More than 2,000 people braved 0 degree temperatures to attend the Perry Fall Festival and Watermelon Feed. Contests parade and chicken and watermelon feed filled downtown Perry and the new shopping center. Marcellus Solomon, president of Perry Promotions, Inc, said the weather felt warm compared to a rain day. He noted the fair was scheduled with the year's watermelon season and had to source melons elsewhere this year. The 1973 event is planned for about the same time next year.
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Perry
Marcellus Solomon
Perry Promotions, Inc
Solomon
Ford Edison Stone Camping Trips Highlight Early Partners
Between 1916 and 1923 Henry Ford joined Thomas Edison and Harvey Stone in a widely publicized series of camping trips. The gatherings drew attention as the trio explored industry, invention, and technology amid outdoor retreats that reflected their collaborative spirit.
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Henry Ford
Thomas Edison
Harvey Stone
Copernicus Satellite Launches To Study Stars In Space
A 4900 pound astronomical observatory named Copernicus, the heaviest U S scientific satellite to date, was launched from Cape Kennedy aboard an Atlas Centaur and reached orbit 400 miles high. The main 32 inch telescope from Princeton will study ultraviolet light in young hot stars while five UK built telescopes will examine X ray sources such as quasars pulsars and radio galaxies.
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Fla
United States
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Princeton University
Britain’s
University College, London
Alberta Forest Cover Reaches Fifty Three Percent
A recent report notes that over 130000 square miles of Alberta, about 53 percent of the province, remains forested. The figure highlights the extent of wooded land and its role in regional ecology and resources.
Grand Rapids to require garbage in city bags
The Grand Rapids City Commission votes to require residents to use city marked plastic bags sold only through the city. The move aims to raise about 310000 dollars to fund garbage collection, after voters rejected a $2 monthly household charge.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids
Harvard and Yale Founding Years Noted
Harvard University was founded in 1636 and Yale University in 1701, highlighting early colonial higher education origins.
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Yale University
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