Reagan Hopes To Narrow Gap In Delegates
Reagan seeks to shrink Ford's delegate lead after wins in Idaho Montana and New Mexico as Carter tokenly gains in North Dakota and Colorado. Milbank notes a falloff in GOP contributions and a $16.5 million gap to the $25 million target.
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Avalanche-Journal
Reagan
Minnesota
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UPI
Ford
Jimmy Carter
North Dakota
Colorado
West
GOP
Jeremiah Milbank
Family Proud Of Pilot Trip In Lubbock's Star Spangled Day
In Reese Air Force Base graduation, 2nd Lt. Douglas Hall earned his Air Force wings. Proudly by his side were his father Lt. Col. Spencer Hall Jr. and grandfather Spencer Hall as the three generation Hall family marked a fourth of July aviation legacy spanning WW I to the Vietnam era.
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Washington
Reese Air Force Base
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USAF
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Vietnam
Hall Jr
Curtis Factory
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Wyo
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Okinawa
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Korea
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Royal Thai Air Force
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United States
Mahon
Morton Names Marlin Dodds New School Superintendent
Marlin Dodds, 44, wins a three year contract as Morton school superintendent after winning strong board backing. He criticized the private Committee for Better Schools which helped oust former Supt. Bob Travis on May 28. Dodds called for the committee to dissolve and urged board unity over disciplinary policies.
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Morton
Marlin Dodds
Dodds
Bob Travis
Committee For Better Schools
Python found in broken parcel at bulk mail center
A five foot snake emerged from a damaged package at Seattle area Federal Way bulk mail center. Postal officials said an investigation is underway while King County animal control officers tranquilized the reptile with carbon dioxide in a truck at the center.
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Seattle
U. S. Postal Service
Federal Way
Lee Pietrof
King County Animal Control Officer
Big Spring Man Returns After Apparent Captivity
Robert Mendoza, 28, returned to Big Spring Saturday after disappearing June 15 and claiming captivity in Mexico. Family members and Texas Ranger George Frasier flew to Presidio to retrieve him. Mendoza refused air travel and was held at Marfa until pickup. He faces narcotics charges with $64,000 bond. investigators seek a narcotics cache linked to the case amid a Friday raid involving local police and sheriff officials.
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Robert Mendoza
Mexico
Mendoza
Texas
George Frasier
Presidio
Marfa
Reepvere Te Higins
Stanley Bogard
Jack Jones
Sherrill Farmer
Jim McCain
Firefighting Forces Contain Major California Blazes
Firefighters battled heat and wind in a statewide effort to corral fires that have burned over 30000 acres. A cooling trend aided containment as four new fires were controlled. In Marin County a brush fire near Novato destroyed two homes and damaged two more prompting evacuations.
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UPI
California
Marin County
Novato
Causes of skin discoloration from gold jewelry
The article explains five reasons for gold jewelry causing skin color changes. It cites chemical corrosion from skin secretions and seawater chlorides, tarnish from smog, embedded dust, and rare allergies. Solutions include switching to white gold or higher karat metal, cleaning, astringents, and medical advice for allergies. White gold or rhodium plating can prevent contact with skin.
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