Editor Tracks Lavender Cadillac Prank Stunt by Thief
The editor's wife’s lavender Cadillac is stolen and teased by a local prankster who posts seven tips on page one showing the car’s vulnerabilities. Police delay, editor demands action, and the vehicle is later found abandoned with a taunting note. The town buzzes over the bizarre chase.
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Motor Vehicle Bureau
FBI
Main Street
McCarthy
Diedro
Dolan
Gryniak
City Desk
Vienna
First Name Problem Gets Easier At 50
Buckley reflects on aging and the etiquette of names in public life. He recalls resisting casual address, cites Mr Carson and Mrs Thatcher moments, and notes a shift toward formality as he nears fifty while hoping to address Thatcher as Madame Prime Minister.
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Mr. Burnham
Reagan
Senator Goldwater
Buckley
Mortimer Applegate
Mort
Jack Paar
Socrates
Soc
Mr. Carson
America
Johnny
Mr. Jones
Bill
Margaret Thatcher
House of Commons
SALT talks face latest hold ups amid 90 percent progress claim
The Hill report notes Henry Kissinger said SALT negotiations were about 90 percent complete, but officials fear a late stage collapse this year. Roadblocks include political will from Ford and Brezhnev and technical issues such as Backfire bombers and cruise missiles. Vladivostok limits remain a core reference point.
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U.S
Henry Kissinger
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
Ford
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Moscow
Vladivostok
Mr. Ford
Windmill power idea eyed for home energy use
Rep Henry Reuss of Wisconsin tests a wind turbine at his summer home near Milwaukee. The windmill is expected to yield about 400 kilowatt hours monthly, with surplus fed to Wisconsin Electric Power Company. Reuss envisions two way rate schedules where utilities pay household generators. The plan aims to expand domestic energy options.
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Henry S. Reuss
Wisconsin
Democrats Face A Stalemate In Presidential Sweepstakes
With Teddy Kennedy sidelined and no clear front runner, Democrats struggle to find a candidate who appeals to traditional supporters without embracing controversial big issues. Analysts cite minority issue focus, labor right to work, and spending stances as barriers to broad appeal. Rep Morris Udall gains attention as an environmentalist but economic harm may limit momentum.
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Teddy Kennedy
Democratic Party
Scoop Jackson
Hubert Humphrey
Sen. Jackson
Exxon
Texaco
Shell
Jackson
Afl-Cio
Labor
Birch Bayh
George Meany
Big Labor
Rank and
Humphrey
Brown
California
Carey
New York
Dukakis
Massachusetts
Morris Udall
Arizona
Udall
Jerry Ford
George Wallace
Alabama
Ronald Reagan
Jaycees May Admit Women in Tulsa Experiment
The Oklahoma State Corrections Department reports resignations while inmates at McAlester show readiness to turn in their suits. Jaycee headquarters in Tulsa indicates four chapters may admit women on an experimental basis to test if women stay.
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State Corrections Department
McAlester
Jaycee
Tulsa
Jaycees
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Lawton
Gome Property
Ime Strif
Jim Bishop
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Cadillac
Shirley Shepler Beney
Donald S. Bentley
Bent Stephenley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
James T. Gentry
Aical Super
Alfred Wallace
Reuss
Dunagin
Fees
Severe Star Fett Newspaper Syndicate
Washington
Sen. Humphrey
John Chamberlain
Will Ogers i
Rosewell
New Mexico
Yhie Roger
Bryan Sterfing
Will Rogers
Oklahoma
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