Hog Players Seek Dismissal Of Suit
In Little Rock, Arkansas, attorney John W. Walter asks a US district court to dismiss his suit aimed at reinstating three Razorback football players to the Orange Bowl. Judge Terry L. Shell takes no action yet as a hearing date is set. Ben Cowins and other suspended players say they instructed lawyers to discontinue efforts to play in the bowl while defending innocence and urging team support.
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Little Rock
Ark
John W. Walter
US. District Court Today
Terry L. Shell
Walker
Federal Court
Ben Cowins
Razorbacks
Lou Holtz
City plans widening U S 62 segment to five lanes
A 1936 two lane U S 62 route would be expanded to five asphalt lanes with curbs and gutters from the new intersection westward to 1000 ft west of 67th and through 82nd Street, then to a four lane section toward Goodyear Boulevard with future curb and gutter expansion. Total project cost: 16,000 dollars. Utility relocations planned along the route. New street lighting would add 60,000 dollars per mile if included.
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67Th
82Nd
82Nd Street
Goodyear Boulevard
Arkla Gas Company
Public Service Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Fear of Success Said To Grip People Across Life Areas
Psychiatrist Dr Allan Mallinger in La Jolla Calif says fear of success shapes behavior in romance open competition and productive work. He notes unconscious roots and rationalizations like feeling unattractive or too busy, causing self-sabotage and missed chances.
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Elaine Smyth
Allan Mallinger
la Jolla
Calif
Mallinger
Japan orders large U S cars for funeral use
In Tokyo a funeral trade favors full size American cars for reikyu sha hearse use due to space and dignity. Each car is modified with a temple casket chamber, costs 27000 to 34500 dollars, and 12 such coaches operate about 47 times monthly. The trips cover roughly 16 miles costing about 68 dollars.
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OKYO
Japan
Kiyoshi Yoshikura
Tokyo
Yoshikura
Reikyu-Sha
Fort Sill MP locates vehicle tied to slaying suspects
Public Affairs says an MP spotted a car matching the suspects description in a Fort Sill parking lot near Goldner Gymnasium around 3 30 a m. The sheriff's office interviewed a witness who identified the auto and traced ownership by license plate and Fort Sill sticker. The body was moved from the roadway to nearby weeds before officers arrived.
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Martin
Fort Sill
Sai
Sheriff's Office
Mitchell L. Teegarden
46Th MP Company
Goldner Gymnasium
Carter's Iran visit shadowed by explosion threat and security
A caller claiming Islamic Marxist ties warned of an explosion during president Carter’s visit to Iran. The underground group has previously attacked U.S. personnel and offices. Security will tighten with expressway closures and plainclothes police along routes to protect the shah's palace.
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United States
U.S
Iran
Richard M. Nixon
Carter
Senate Opens New Chamber in National Capitol Wing
The U.S. Senate moved into a new chamber in the north wing of the National Capitol extension on January 4, 1859, marking a historic relocation of its seating and operations.
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U.S. Senate
National Capitol
Man Rescued After Christmas Lost-In-Woods Ordeal
Skier Schine vanished in snow and fog near Nevada and survived by sleeping in snow caves for days. He battled freezing conditions, hallucinations, and hunger before a Placer County Rescue team located him near a stream and guided him to Auburn Faith Community Hospital where he was listed in good condition.
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Shhine
Placer County
Nevada
Schine
Auburn Faith Community Hospital
Koreans Deny Wrongdoing Amid Park Gift Allegations
The source notes Koreans received money or gifts from Park but deny any wrongdoing. It says Seoul has exerted all efforts to protect its sovereign and individual rights in talks conducted over the past three months.
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Mallinger
Park
Seoul
West Berlin Free City Plan Rejected by U S Britain and France
On December 31 1958 the United States Great Britain and France rejected a Soviet proposal to declare West Berlin a free city. This diplomatic move aimed to settle the Cold War stalemate surrounding Berlin with a status outside any of the occupying powers.
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United States
Great Britain
France
West Berlin
Batesville Farmers Press Export Push Amid Strike
Batesville farmers heard financial distress warnings and discussed farm exports with Senator Dale Bumpers who admitted limited action on exports. Kenneth McDaniel said Ideal Baking Co Mack Farm Dairy Arkansas Poultry Co and Southerland Banquet Foods backed the strike by telegrams to President Carter. Further meetings with Rep. Ray Thornton and Rep. Bill Alexander were planned in Little Rock and Batesville.
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Bumpers
White House
Batesville
Carter
Independence County
Kenneth McDaniel
Ideal Baking Co
Mack Farm Dairy
The
Arkansas Poultry Co
Southerland Division
Banquet Foods
McDaniel
Little Rock
Ray Thornton
Bill Alexander
Sixth Grader Found Dead in Apparent Return Incident
The sixth grade boy, son of Estelle Jack and Duncan, living with his grandparents Sid and _____ Williams, was found dead wearing the same clothes as when he disappeared. Police and the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation probe the homicide. Officials say no link to the 7 year old Vinita boy stabbed 38 times and killed on railroad tracks.
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Estelle Jackson
Duncan
Sid Williams
Police
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investiga
Vinita
Make Bessie Run New York
A Wallaces Farmer report notes USDA researchers created a jogging program for dairy cattle prone to heart disease. The program targets cows confined to inactive routines of eating drinking resting milking and producing one calf annually.
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New York
America
Wallaces Farmer
United States Dairy Association
USDA
Farm Magazine
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City Hall
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