Van-Far High School Senior Class 1972 Photo Preview
Van-Far High School announces a senior class photo feature showing members and featured parent names with plans for after graduation. Additional senior pictures will be published in a future edition.
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Flawed Details Plague LBJ Library Construction
AUSTIN AP The LBJ Library faces major repairs after 11 months of operation with cosmetic defects and uneven plaza stones. Builders will fix issues under a one year warranty as university inspectors report wobbling floors and disintegrating fountain slabs.
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Salant to Speak at Journalism Foundation Dinner
ST LOUIS AP Richard S Salant CBS News president will speak May 1 at 7 p.m. at the Sheraton Jefferson Hotel for the third annual Journalism Foundation dinner The talk titled The Presidency and the Press tickets cost 10 dollars Salant has led CBS News since 1966 He was involved last year in a dispute with Vice President Spiro Agnew after Agnew attacked two CBS documentaries The Selling of the Pentagon and The Hunger of America
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Meredith Broadcasting stations bar political ads in primaries
Meredith Broadcasting will not air political candidate ads in three cities Syracuse New York Kansas City Missouri and Phoenix Arizona as primaries approach. Stations will instead run a candidate issue program series inviting officials to discuss important topics.
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Dowd Leads Poll At Missouri Young Democrats Convention
Missouri College Young Democrats convention results show Edward Dowd leading with 59 percent, Joseph Teasdale 24 percent, and Lt. Gov. William Morris 13 percent. Ten colleges were represented. James Spain won 76 percent for attorney general. Larry Carp led for state treasurer with 38 percent.
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