Former Mexicaan's Hobby Both Fun and Profitable
John R. McNamara of Grand Rapids Michigan raises thoroughbred miniature pinschers as a lucrative hobby and business. He owns 12 to 15 dogs, lists a $5,000 value for four in Mexico, and has sold top dogs internationally including a Tokyo sale for $2,600. He attends about 40 shows yearly, boasting roughly 4,000 first place awards and top stock in the United States.
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John R. McNamara
Mexico
Candy Man
Red Breed
Grand Rapids
Mich
McNamara
Doberman Pinscher Was Eventually Developed About 100 Years . Mr. McNamara
Jay Mac
Eric the Red
Tokyo
Japan
United States
California
Maine
New York
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Dallas
Tex
East
McNamaras
Bill
Ghosts of Grant Park loom as Miami Beach demo set
AP News features writer John Barbour reports in Miami Beach that veterans of Grant Park 1968 face a different scene in 1972. Yippies Rubin and Hoffman, moderates, and rival groups plan protests around the Democratic convention while city officials brace for crowds, security, and logistics challenges.
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John Barbour
Miami Beach
Fla
Grant Park
Daley
Richard Nixon
Chicago
Bobby Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Eugene McCarthy
National Guard
Milton Medical
Convention Hall
National Democratic Committee
Yipple
Jerry Rubin
Abbie Hoffman
Chicago Seven
Vietnam
Rubin
White House
McGovern
Hoffman
University of Wisconsin
Zippies
Zeitgeist
Spirit of the Times
Patrick Small
New York City
Young Americans For Freedom
Chuck
Hall
Biscayne Bay
Miami
Mayor Hall
Pomerance
Yippies
Seaplane Service From New York to Philadelphia Begins
Seaplane service will start between New York City and Philadelphia on July 12, announced by Downtown Airlines Inc. The route, first to connect the two cities by air via seaplane, marks a new regional transport link.
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Tuley Elliott Farm RR No
Smiles
Monroe City
N.Y
Philly
Philadelphia
Here
New York City
Downtown Airlines, Inc
Road bond plan accused of wasting funds in Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri AP David Deetelly head of Missourians Against Road Tax Raid opposes a 730 million transportation bond plan saying a two cent gasoline tax increase due August 13 will raise more for roads if spent pay as you go rather than funding bonds He notes current growth and predicts 475 million for highways in ten years while bonds would yield about 280 million after interest and include 180 million for rapid transit voters face the issue at August primaries He cites nearly 784 million in interest over bond retirement and lauds Gov Hearnes signing of the tax hike He is a Lebannon lawyer and son of a former governor.
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Jefferson City
David Déetelly
Witeh i
Missouri
Donnelly
Lebanon
Missourians Against
Warren E. Hearnes
State Highway Department
St. Louis
Kansas City
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Mr. McNamara
Kaiser Refractories
Tom
Mike
Flint
Kalamazoo
Bob
Denver Cole
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Thor Phyne
Pironu
International Harvester
Wieberg Implement Co
Martinsburg
Ennis Implement Co
Vandalia
Gilmore Implement Co
Jefferson & Liberty Sty
America
Florida
Miami Proper
Dade County
Rocky Pomerance
Carrie Ircher
Center
Stribling House
Aline Hoerner
Phoenix
Hoerner
Pat Scanlon
Pat Paul
Scanlon
Carol Davis
Davis
Kircher
Gregory
Scott
Aline Kircher
H.L. Hoerner
Adm
Halsey
Annapolis
Country Club
Manhunter
Ledger
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