Hearing Ear Dog Helps Deaf Mother In Dallas Suburb
Linda Davis, deaf since birth, will welcome an Australian shepherd named Banjo trained to hear a crying baby and alert her. Banjo, the eighth such dog, will also notify her of doorbell and alarm clock sounds. The program, led by Agnes McGrath and supported by the American Humane Society, aims to expand placements as demand grows.
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Lewisville, Tex
Linda Davis
Banjo
Agnes McGrath
Denver
Dallas
Minnesota
White
Immigration Flood Expected Across U S Border
San Ysidro immersion authorities anticipate a record influx of illegal aliens this year as Mexico’s economy weakens and peso value falls. Border Patrol reports 700 apprehensions last Sunday and a 270000 tally for last year. Most detainees are Mexican with others from Central and South America.
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San Ysidro
Calif
Mexico
United States
Robert D. McCord
Border Patrol
McCord
Central
South America
U.S
Tanaka Weeps On Stand In Bribe Trial
Tanaka testifies in Tokyo that no bribe talks with Richard Nixon occurred while prosecutors say Nixon hinted Japanese firms would gain if Lockheed TriStar sales went ahead. He and aides face charges over $1.7 million in payoffs. Lockheed agents and officials implicated. The scandal spans the ruling party and many defendants, with lengthy trials expected.
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Tanaka
Tokyo
Kakuei Tanaka
Nixon
Lockheed
Japan
United States
Marubeni Trading Co
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
KC Wants Both Mini Conventions in Kansas City
Kansas City officials say both major parties are discussing holding national mini conventions here this year and urge selection of Kansas City. Hay Bennison, director of the Convention and Visitors Bureau, said talks with Democratic chairman Ken Curtis and Republican leader William Brock occurred during a Washington visit last week. Bennison noted Democrats viewed a midterm here as a success and GOP leaders indicated it would be easy to return, signaling growing interest in both parties staging events in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Hay Bennison
Convention and Visitors Bureau
Ken Curtis
William Brock
Republican Party
Washington D.C
Bennison
Benens City
Hunt Embittered Finally Gets Parole
E Howard Hunt, described as embittered after 31 months in prison for Watergate actions, will live in Miami after a February 25 parole. Parole hinges on a $10,000 fine. his lawyer says Hunt, 58, plans painting writing and lecturing, and his release dates to early Carter years amid political considerations.
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Miami
E. Howard Hunt
U.S. Parole Board
Washington
Hunt
Ellis Rubin
Rubin
CIA
U.S
Carter
Ventura seeks pet mating permit to curb overpopulation
Ventura County proposes a dog and cat mating permit costing 10 dollars annually. Unpermitted breeding could bring 60 dollars for the first offense, with higher penalties later. Officials cite population concerns while noting enforcement and verification challenges. Public hearings are planned before county approval.
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Ventura County
Edwin Jones
Jones
Martin Winston
Extended Bicentennial Fashion Keeps Red White Blue Alive
Chester Va AP report notes Hazel Burton extended Bicentennial spirit through a red white and blue wardrobe. She owns navy and red pants, blouses, dresses and a red white blue umbrella. Home is decked with blue ashtrays candles pillows and small flags. Her terrace features blue decor and red white candy motifs. Bill Sulgrove, Audrain County engineer, admitted Monday to Audrain Medical Center Intensive care unit shows improvement.
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Chester
Hazel Burton
Bill M. Sulgrove
Concordia
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Sulgrove
Audrain County
Barnes Testifies For Hamlett Bill In Jefferson City
Glenn Barnes wife of Audrain County Court spoke for House Bill 38 introduced by Rep Ray Hamlett during a Jefferson City hearing. The bill would raise county valuation from 470 million to 128 million before class changes. Attending were Judge Floyd Lewis Eastern District, county clerk Johnt Jesse, and county collector Led Erdel.
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Glenn Barnes
Audrain County Court
Houpe
Ray Hamlett
Jefferson City
Floyd Lewis
Johnt Jesse
Led Erdel
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