Utah wilderness course tests couples marriages
Heber Utah AP four couples took a wilderness course to strengthen marriage bonds taught by Brigham Young University expert Dr G Hugh Allred. Couples slept under pine trees, cooked with a tin can, and swapped roles to analyze their relationships. The project aimed to force open communication and reduce automation in daily family life.
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Heber
Utah
Bob
Nancy
Jean-to
Bob French
Nancy French
G. Hugh Allred
Brigham Young University
Allred
Luther McLaughlin
Kathy
Decision In Pentagon Case Due Today
Washington and Boston briefs describe a Supreme Court fast hearing over the Pentagon Papers. The Times and Post argue full publication would not threaten national security, while Ellsberg faces charges for possession and withholding the 47 volume study. Court deliberations appeared near a decision as reporters await the ruling.
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Pentagon
Washington
UPI
Then
Sec
Supreme Court
Robert S. McNamara
Vietnam
Griswold
Justice
Nixon
U.S
Ment
Erwin N
Harvard
the Times
Law School
New York Times
Washington Post
Justice Department
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
William L. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Daniel Ellsberg
Toc
Times
Elisberg
Massaachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Leonard B. Boudin
Harvard Law School
Dr. Ellsberg
George W. Ball
Kennedy
Johnson
the Post
High Court
Southeast Asia
Lyndon Visiting Odessa for Library Dedication Event
President Lyndon and his wife visit Odessa for a library dedication showcasing a presidential collection. The Shepperd family presented a long term project comprising over 600 rare volumes spanning 35 years of work toward a more beautiful America.
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America
Shepperd
Odessa
Johnsons
Globe Theater
Johnson
UTPB
Youngs
University of Shepperd
Board of Directors
Texas System Board of Regent
W. D. Noel
Alot
el Paso Natural Gas
Ducts Corp
Noel
B. H. Amstead
University of Texas
Permian Basin
Pentagon Budget Heat Flares as Congress Rebels
Fallout over Pentagon spending rises as Congress debates a 68 to 75 billion military budget amid stalled draft extension and talks of space shuttle funding cuts. The piece notes Nixon proposes 1.01.3 trillion in total defense outlays and probes Proxmire Mathias efforts, while the barge gas leak prompts evacuations and state responses in Kentucky and Indiana.
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Pentagon
Nixon
Odessa
Congress
UTPB
Ind
Walter F.lfkremen
Mondale
D-Minn
Ael
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Space
Senate
U.S
Vietnam
House
Negro clergymen fund defense for Angela Davis donation
A Presbyterian Church official said twenty black clergy and lay leaders each gave 500 to replenish the committee’s 100000 legal defense fund after its 10000 grant to Angela Davis, while the original sum remained with Miss Davis awaiting trial on murder and conspiracy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portola Valley
Calif
Presbyterian Church
Angela Davie
William Thompson
Wayne
U.S
Thompson
Presbyterian Committee On Church
Davis
UCLA
San Rafael
Bones Found At Plane Crash Site Near Loveland Pass
Bones and personal belongings were found Sunday near the 11,000 foot Loveland Pass wreckage of the Oct 2 1970 Martin 404 crash that killed 31 people including 13 Wichita State football players. A posse retrieved remains and items such as wings watches and glasses and handed them to the coroner. A bulldozer will cover the site.
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Colo
UPS
Loveland Pass
Wichita State University
Clear Creek County
Vernon Turner
Turner
Freeman D. Fowler
Wichita State
Loveland Pase
Frontier Forts and Their Role in West Texas Settlement
A compact history of the 1851 frontier fort system spanning Fort Richardson near Jacksboro, Fort Belknap near Newcastle, Fort Griffin north of Albany, Camp Cooper by the Brazos, Fort Phantom Hill near Abilene, Fort Chadbourne on Oak Creek, Fort Concho at San Angelo, Fort McKavett in Menard, and Fort Clark near Brackettville, plus a western belt including Fort Lancaster, Fort Stockton, Fort Davis, and Fort Bliss. The piece notes preservation statuses, with some ruins remaining while others have been rebuilt or remain active post. It reflects pride in how these forts aided homeland settlement and the growth of Fort Worth into a major city.
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Fort Lancaster
Crockett County
Fort Stockton
Pecos County
Fort Davis
Davis Mountains
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Old Camp Cooper
Robert £. Lee
Chadbourne
McKavett
Phantom Hill
Concho
Belknap
Fort Worth
Florida steps up to protect people from alligators
Miami AP reports Florida shifted focus from guarding alligators to guarding citizens after a law with long jail terms for alligator poaching. Poaching has declined while alligators increasingly appear in lakes canals and ponds near towns. Officials note public habitat expansion and urge caution.
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Miami
Florida
Maj
Brantley Goodson
Florida Game and Fresh Water Commission
Everglades
Capt
Gwynn Kelly
The
Game Commission
West Palm Beach
Fire alarms spark brief city blazes across several sites
In an electrical fault within a Gerber Products car at 443 am Sunday a fire destroyed the vehicle parked in Brownfield block. Firemen also answered rekindle calls at a warehouse on Wednesday night near Airgor at 10 15 pm. A cross fire on Avenue F in SWO block caused no damage.
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Gerber Products
Brownfield
Banca Boat Disaster Kills Eight Off Coast
Eight passengers drowned when a motorized banca capsized after being lashed by heavy waves off ay, Zamboanga Del Sur Province. The incident left a 38yearold woman, her two teenage daughters, and a 10yearold son among the dead. Donnie Crawford, 29, of Carthage, Texas, was killed in a separate early Sunday car crash near Longview.
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Manila
UPI
Zamboanga del Sur
Carthage
Ma- Longview
Donnie
Nila
Crawford
Texas
Fuller deemed key site in South Vietnam Da Nang area fighting
South Vietnam retook Fuller in Da Nang's vicinity within 24 hours of a Communist assault as eleven troops were killed in two clashes in the Central Highlands and near Da Nang. Marines, aided by B52s, reported heavy tolls on enemy forces and noted American 175-millimeter cannons, poised to bolster ARVN firepower as cannons from the North threatened positions along the DMZ.
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Nui Ba Ho Mountain
Fuller
Dmz
Camboxtia
Highway 4
Phnom Penh
Kompong Som
Ream
Gulf Inn
South Vietnam
Saigon
Cosmonauts Struggle To Walk After Spaceflight
Russian scientists report two cosmonauts from Soyuz 9, after 18 days in space, could not stand or walk unassisted upon return, though they resumed nearly normal activity within 11 days. Other changes like weight loss and bone density shifts were expected and not unusual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Earth
Yuri G. Nelyudov
L. Kakurin
A.D. Yegorov
Committee On Space Research
Andrian Nikoev
Vitaly Sevastianov
Montana lowers drinking age to 19 with ID cards
Montana voters will allow 19 and 20 year olds to drink legally at licensed bars if they possess wallet sized identification cards issued by county clerks. The law aims to reconcile federal park rules with state age limits, but bar owners fear forged IDs and increased ID checks.
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Helena
Mont
Hans
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Glacier National Park
Montana Liquor Control Board
Glacier
Ruben Hart
Hart
Jack Stover
Bozeman
Stover
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Bill Jefferies
Alfred
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tina Shepperd
John Ben Shepperd Jr
Ector County
Lyndon
Juel
Ine
Rubbertown
Jefferson County
Luther
Kathy McLaughlin
Provo
Tah
Angela
West
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