Baby Eludes Pursing Dogs In County Tale
A dog nicknamed Baby dodges capture as Griswold contemplates a .22 rifle to end the chase. A county welfare worker seeks to bring Baby to a fenced home while others await a professional animal catcher. Baby herself remains on the run, dodging cars and tranquilizers.
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Thunder Over the Wichitas Pageant Opens at Fort Sill
The 2.5 hour Thunder Over the Wichitas pageant begins at 8:30 p.m. on an 15 foot stage with 4 000 seats in a warm setting. It faces early scene delays and a runaway horse but finishes with massed colors from Fort Sill units and flags from 1775 to 1976 amid Battle Hymn and fireworks. Fort Sill’s history from 1869 to the present is traced through scenes of war and post development.
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Kate Smith
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Danbury woman joins family in UConn dental degree line
Cath leen Kowalski, 24, of Danbury Connecticut, became the second in her family to graduate from the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine. Her older brother Chester earned his dental degree in 1974, and younger brother Kenneth is slated to graduate in 1978.
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Cathleen Kowalski
Danbury
Conn
University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine
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Lebanon war escalates as Chekka raid and Tal Zaatar siege continue
Lebanon's largest cement facility near Hamat and Salata is cited as under control after a major artillery position recaptured. Five other villages, including Hamat and Salata, were reported overrun, with Christian reinforcements seen moving toward Batroun. Cease-fire talks stall as fighting rages around Beirut and Tripoli, with over 100 killed. Palestinian fighters hold central Tal Zaatar bunkers amid a contested evacuation.
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Mahmood Riad
Damascus
Yasir Ardfat
Christian Phalange Party
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Riad
Tal Zaatar
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Oklahoma City Markets Cattle and Hogs Report Mixed
In Oklahoma City, cattle and calves trade at moderate volume with cows 50 cents to 1 dollar higher and some upturn on citer. Slaughter bulls 50 cents to 1 dollar lower, feeders and utilities weak to steady. replacement cows 27.25 to 29.00. Hogs see sows up and barrows, gilts not established early. feeder pigs weak to 1 dollar lower, prices 42.75 to 55.50, some small lots 30 to 38.
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Oklahoma filings show multiple candidates across districts
Incumbent Rep Jim Jones and Carl Albert retiring open seats as candidates file in Tulsa and Lawton. Gary Payne and Dick E Richardson also enter races. Secretary Lee Slater expects about 400 filings by Wednesday. Other districts add Paul Baliaferro, George Stuever, Earl Simmons, Marvil Baughman, and James Kardokus seeking sheriff and state posts.
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Jim Jones
Tulsa
Bentley
Carl Albert
Gary Payne
Atoka
Forrger
Earl Simmons
Marvil Baughman
Geronimo
Beznoska
Ditrict
Bony Juntz
Fletcher
James M. Kardokus
Kardokus
Soviets Launch Two Man Crew on Soyuz 21 Mission
The Soviet Union launched Soyuz 21 from Baikonur with Col. Boris Volynov and engineer Vitali Zholobevy to conduct near-earth experiments with the Salyut 5 space lab. The mission marks the first manned flight since Apollo-Soyuz and opens a five year program.
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Soviet Union
Tass
Boris Volynov
Vitali Zholobevy
Baikonur Space Center
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Kazakhstan
Mos
Volynov
Zholobov
Court Ruling Tightens Path for Exclusionary Claims
In a 6 3 decision the Supreme Court limited prisoners ability to overturn convictions based on illegally obtained evidence. Federal courts may not free state prisoners unless they prove they lacked a full and fair chance in state courts. The ruling preserves the exclusionary rule but reshapes habeas review.
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Supreme Court
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William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Byron R. White
Powell
California
Nebraska
Earl Warren
Court declines review on numerous death penalty cases
The Supreme Court Kentucky Justice Brennan and Justice Marshall dissented in several Florid a and Georgia cases. Athon Sawyer and Reginald Lampkins remain on death row with unresolved questions about capital punishment for nonlethal rape. The decision leaves other death sentences pending potential review.
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Salisbury
N.C
Wetmore
William J. Brennan Jr
Robert Gary Bock Jr
Karen Stewart
Harnett County
Bock
David Earl Dillard
Robeson County
Fla
Larry Leo Alford
Carol Lynn Brevins
West Palm Beach
David Jarrell
Mala Still
Lawrenceville
Justice Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
Georgia
Flordia
Reginald R. Lampkins
Winston- Salem
North Carolina
Rosa Mae Barr
Oklahoma lawmakers weigh death penalty reform after Supreme Court ruling
The group discusses patterning Oklahoma law after a valid statute and considers an interim committee draft. They weigh a potential five day special session to enact a revised death penalty law mirroring Georgia guidelines, aiming for deterrence and judicial latitude.
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Supreme Court
David
Derryberry
Georgia
Oklahoma
Montreal Olympic Medical Corps Named for Games
The Physician And Sports Medicine reports 1,303 doctors nurses and staff will serve 12,000 athletes from 128 nations at the XXI Olympiad in Montreal July 17 to Aug 1. Dr Carroll Laurin heads the medical group with 260 practitioners 8 administrators 30 nurses 143 assistants 25 dentists 7 pharmacists and 200 physiotherapists.
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Montreal
Carroll Laurin
McGraw-Hill
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