Tiny McFadden a powerful operator of his own Cat
The Panama resident known as Tiny McFadden weighs 280 pounds on a six foot frame and owns his Caterpillar 955 loader after 18 years with Bud Irons Excavating. He recalls a sand cave incident near Staplehurst that buried him and broke his leg, yet he returned to work quickly. Now 47, he quit smoking, farms less, and runs a small business with his wife Daniel.
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Jim Raglin
Shorty
Blackie
Slim
Panama
Neil McFadden
Tiny
Tiny McFadden
16Th St
Bud Irons Excavating Co
McFadden
Staplehurst
Bud Irons
Chicago Sun-Times
San Francisco
Tommy
Maverick firm champions child rights in city
Legal Services for Children, Inc. offers free aid to abused and neglected youths, including Tommy, a 10 year old who faced repeated state custody and abuse. The firm aims to secure legal rights for minors and reduce unnecessary institutionalization through advocacy and alternative placements.
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Tommy
Legal Service For Children, Inc
Legal Services For Children
Carole Brill
Washington
Ms. Brill
New York City
Hastings Law School
Bellow ex-wife sues over Nobel cash split
Susan Glassman Bellow claims in a suit that author Saul Bellow fraudulently understated income during their 1968 divorce, seeking a share of the 160000 award. Two courts ruled against him. Illinois Supreme Court declined to hear the appeal.
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Saul Bellow
Susan Glassman Bellow
Illinois Supreme Court
General Singlaub to find new post after Korea dispute
Maj. Gen. John Singlaub was removed from his post after clashing with White House plans to withdraw U.S. ground forces from South Korea. Defense Secretary Harold Brown praised him as capable and dedicated and said a useful place can be found for him.
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White House
U.S
South Korea
Harold Brown
UPI
Buffalo Bill statue to rise atop hall in Oklahoma City
A 33-foot bronze Buffalo Bill statue titled The Legend of the Westerner will be hoisted outside the National Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City. Designed by Leonard McMurry with Dean Krakel, the 19-ton sculpture depicts William F Cody on horseback and will overlook U S Route 66. The project cost about 250000 dollars and required five pieces for shipment from Italy.
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Oklahoma City
National Cowboy Hall of Fame
William Frederick Cody
Buffalo Bill
Mississippi
Rushmore
Dean Krakel
Krakel
Leonard McMurry
James Fraser
U.S. 66
Hell
Joel McCrea
Cowboy Hall of Fame Board
McCrea
Itly
Houston
Fuller offers $5,000 light dome home delivery
Buckminster Fuller, 81, says he can build a $5,000 earthquake proof round house that weighs two tons and can be delivered to your door. He envisions solar or wind heating, energy storage, and domed structures increasing dramatically in size for efficiency.
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San Francisco
UPI
Buckminster Fuller
Fuller
Manhattan
Kelley seeks clear FBI role in security and espionage
FBI Director Clarence Kelley urged Congress to define the bureau’s duties. He asked for a modern mandate outlining the FBI’s responsibility and investigative options in domestic security, foreign intelligence and foreign counterintelligence, noting the bureau has acted on presidential orders.
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Los Angeles
UPI
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Congress
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Maverick Law Firm
Vincola Journal
Journal-Star Printing CO
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Associated Press
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Peter Bull
John Bush
Chevrolet Motor Division
Goodwrench
Duteau
Bellow
Queen Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Karen Anne Quinlan
Miss Quinlan
New Jersey Supreme Court
John Singlaub
Kelley
City OF
Sartor Hamann Jewelers
O” Street
Sartor Hamann
Gateway
Ps Iieres la Conestoga Mall
Grand Iseani
Fe. Rog
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