Brown’s 1.1 Million War Chest Beats Flournoy
Sacramento reports show Democrat Edmund Brown Jr has raised over 1.1 million for his gubernatorial bid to outpace Republican Houston S. Flournoy who lists Nelson A. Rockefeller among backers. Flournoy trails with about 900 thousand as major donors from agribusiness, packing houses and ranching push both campaigns toward a multi million general election war chest.
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Howard Hughes
Ed Sullivan dies at 73 after cancer battle
Ed Sullivan longtime CBS Sunday Night host died at Lenox Hill Hospital from esophageal cancer at age 73. He helped popularize Elvis Presley and the Beatles, launched The Toast of the Town, and faced a public feud with Jack Paar over performer pay.
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Flournoy says he is catching up in race for governor
Houston I Flournoy Republican candidate for governor says polls show he is catching up with Democrat Edmund G Brown Jr. He notes a California Poll last week had him 11 points behind Brown while his TV spending has not yet paid off. Flournoy cites his Columbus Day parade and Mass attendance with daughter Jean and is optimistic about the November 5 election.
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Stanford campus murder shocks church area with ritual clues
Stanford Police find Arlis Perry 19 stabbed and partially clothed in Memoral Church on campus after midnight prayer. Investigators note candles and objects near the body as two men reportedly entered with a woman before lockup. Husband Bruce Perry says wife from Bismarck, North Dakota, was a Stanford sophomore.
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Bismarck
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Simon and Soviets discuss grain after U.S. block
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon arrived in Moscow for trade talks and opened a U.S.-Soviet Trade and Economic Council meeting amid the Ford administration’s decision to block a 3.5 million ton wheat sale. Simon avoided committing to renegotiation while stating he would discuss the grain situation in detail. Logged talks followed reports he believed some or all of the deal might be reinstated.
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Man sells Army of Oman job aid for $5 fee
Robert K. Brown of Boulder Colorado offers an employment packet for joining the sultan of Omar’s army in the Middle East for five dollars. He acknowledges the act violates federal law but continues to attract would be mercenaries. Brown says unemployment among combat trained veterans increases mercenary interest.
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UPI
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EPA touts smokestack scrubbers as clean air breakthrough
The EPA says scrubbers can remove sulfur oxides from coal and oil plants enabling use of inexpensive Eastern coal while protecting the air. It argues this could cut foreign oil dependence and avoid West land strip mining, but industry and firms cited express skepticism about the value and cost. The debate centers on timing and how the current law requires cleaner air.
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UPI
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Farmers unite to press for higher meat prices nationwide
United Press International reports farmers angered by rising feed costs and plunging cattle hog and dairy prices plan to meet at 160 National Farmers Organization gatherings to plot price-boost strategies. Des Moines cooperative leader Oren Lee Staley says farmers face heavy losses per head as meat demand and grain prices squeeze margins. Authorities note beef output up while pork remains down, with ranchers considering price-raising moves amid publicized calf-slaughter threats condemned by the Humane Society.
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Chicago
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American Meat Institute
Texas
Odrinex Promises Weight Loss and Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement claims Odrinex helps weight loss with one tablet before meals. It promises safe, effective results, a money back guarantee, and a plan that avoids starving or special exercise. The pitch cites 16 years of use and nationwide success.
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The sale prices show per item costs of 35.99, 42.99, 54.99, 64.99, 47.99, 58.99 and 79.99 dollars each indicating a tiered discount structure.
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