Roy Rogers rides on in a busy profitable era
The 65 year old legend stays active with TV appearances rodeos and fairs. He just shot Mackintosh and T J his first film in 20 years and promotes Roy Rogers restaurants while Dale Evans tours with a 17th book on child abuse. Revenue from Roy Rogers products surpasses a million dollars.
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Roy Rogers
Rogers
Mackintosh
T.J
West Caldwell
N.J
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Dale Evans
Young Owen press for Rhodesia plan amid region talks
In Lusaka Andrew Young and David Owen pressed a plan for black majority rule with Rhodesian nationalists. South Africa and Rhodesia leaders met in Pretoria to study the plan and will comment after further talks next week. Martial law prisoners were released in Manila, and a major aftershock followed the Aug 19 quake near Indonesia and Australia.
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Owen
Lusaka
Zambia
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Rhodesia
Southern Africa
John Vorster
South Africa
Ian Smith
Pretoria
Manila
Philippines
UPI
Ferdinand Marcos
Jakarta
Indonesia
Indian Ocean
Australia
Greek authorities search for Jagger yacht amid legal ban
Greek authorities seek an allegedly illegally chartered Panama-flag yacht named Fei Seen carrying Mick Jagger and his wife Bianca. A ministry spokesman said the search began after charterers claimed the 99-foot vessel was hired in violation of a law banning foreign-flag charter use. The couple began a two week cruise on August 16.
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Rolling Stones
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Merchant Marine Ministry
Panama
Jagger
Mystery camel lady tied to National Geographic trek
Washington reports confirm Robyn Davidson is the camel trekder across central Australia with four camels and a dog. The 28 year old former schoolteacher travels from Alice Springs toward Wiluna while preparing a National Geographic article with a freelance photographer.
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Washington
Gibson Desert
Robyn Davidson
National Geographic Magazine
Miss Davidson
Wiluna
Alice Springs
Bill O'Neill
National Geographic
O'Neill
Fire at U.S. Embassy Moscow under Soviet control
Soviet firemen battled an embassy fire in Moscow as smoke and flames affected upper floors. Maj. Mac Powe exited dawn with a soot-streaked face and carrying an American flag, near a tense crowd of reporters and officials amid heightened security concerns.
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Moscow
UPI
Mac Powe
U.S
Malcolm Toon
New Jersey sniper kills six before shooting self
Emil Benoist, 20, a former boxer and son of a Hackettstown official, carried out a Friday night shooting spree along a railroad right of way in Warren County. Police say he shot seven people, then killed himself after being confronted by authorities near a tannery and tracks in Mansfield Township and Hackettstown.
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N.J
Emil Benoist
Benoist
New Jersey
ConRail
Powell defends Lance amid new ethics disclosures
Powell faces reporters to defend Lance as ethics questions arise over collateral use in two loans. He says no unethical action is evident but the matter requires resolution. Carter and aides have backed Lance, who remains a key presidential aide despite disclosures about his finances.
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U.S
San Francisco
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Browning
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Washington
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Bert Lance
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Lance
Georgia
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