Royals unveil $2 million scoreboard and water spectacular
Kansas City owner Ew ing Kauffman announced a new $2 million scoreboard in the Truman sports complex stadium. The 12 story display will feature 16 320 bulbs, player likenesses, fast stats, animations, and a five 10 foot high horseshoe falls water show powered by 677 colored lights. A Stadium Club offer includes 750 memberships with a $300 one time fee and $25 monthly dues, located on the third base side.
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Ewing Kauffman
Kansas City Royals
Harry S. Truman
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Kauffman
Vet rejects police work sees no place for a killer
Army veteran Thaddeus E. Pinkney, 47, who served in WWII Korea and Vietnam, says he has no use for a professional killer in civilian life. He plans law enforcement study toward probation and parole work in Vermont and hopes to graduate from University of Nebraska Omaha next summer. Pinkney, a retired lieutenant colonel with the Legion of Merit and multiple decorations, declined an East Coast police job, citing the need for professional training to avoid chaos. His sons attend West Point and Western Kentucky University, and his daughter lives in Omaha with his wife. He arrived in Omaha after Vietnam, noting the Army exists for the will of the people and commenting on changes in the new Army.
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Thaddeus E. Pinkney
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Korea
Vietnam
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East
Roderick Michael
West Point
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Thaddeus II
Western Kentucky University
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Mary Ann
State Department
Lose Ugly Fat Or Money Back
Odrinex pill promises fat loss without drugs or exercise. Brand ad claims thousands used nationwide over 12 years, with a money back guarantee and no questions asked. Order form options include mail orders and single shop address in Washington.
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A&b Prescription Shop
N. Washington
Missouri Newsman Sees Religion Dying In Russia
A group of U S governors touring the Soviet Union conclude religion is dying there. Gov Hearnes notes Lenin now seems to replace God for many in the USSR. The piece covers atheism indoctrination, limits on Jewish worship, emigration obstacles, and churches turned into museums with crosses often replaced by the red star.
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Russia
Warren E. Hearnes
Soviet Union
CON
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Jefferson City News Tribune
Jefferson City, Mo
United States
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Mandel
U.S
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Lenin
Kremlin Wall
Moscow
Hearnes
Israel
East Europe
Tbilisi
Landmark Burns Thomas Hill School Building
Fire destroyed a two story brick landmark once the Thomas Hill School later home to Mr and Mrs David Peck. The blaze left the structure a total loss and prompted investigations into origin and containment efforts at the site.
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David Peck
England's New Money Brightly Tinted in Multi Colors
England's new five pound notes feature blue gold red and multicolor patterns with a Duke of Wellington portrait. The old blue notes with Queen Elizabeth II and Britannia remain in circulation. Analysts note the design shifts may affect sentiment about Britain's role in the European market as it contemplates joining the Common Market. Both old and new fivers are valued at about $12.50.
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Threadneedie Street
King's Road
Britannia
Britain
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Napoleon
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