Concorde Lands at Kennedy Amid Mixed Reactions
The Concorde SST arrived at Kennedy Airport ending a long struggle over its New York operations. The test flight carried about 100 crew and technicians from France and Britain as security kept watch and Newark hearings on noise standards continued. The special Paris to New York flight showcased transatlantic amity with officials expecting regular service by November.
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Pierre Dudal
Air France
Jean Franchi
Aerospatiale
British Aircraft Corp
U.S. Supreme Court
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Ten Drugs Found In Elvis Blood At Death
Memphis AP reports ten drugs were in Elvis Presley blood when he died in August. Dr Francisco, Shelby County medical examiner, may rule multiple drugs as cause of death, with an autopsy review and news conference planned. Drugs were within prescribed levels but heart condition may have been worsened by interactions.
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Dinger
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State Health Department
Clarifications Won't Be Part Of New Panama Treaty
U S negotiators say a clarification agreed by Carter and Torrijos may aid public understanding but need not be included in the Panama Canal treaty. Linowitz testifies that no view differences existed on defense provisions and that objections arose over the word intervention. Senate members weigh giving formal status to the understanding while officials urge ratification without reservations.
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Birth Girl For Parasies 2 at Audrain Medical Center
A baby girl was born Tuesday at Audrain Medical Center. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Parsons of Vindletown with paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Rienard Angtord of Neulswille. The newborn weighs about 2,600 pounds, and hospital staff report stable condition.
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Missgurt Livestock Center
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Big Is Beautiful Show Highlights Fat Fashion Trade
Los Angeles AP reports a major exhibit at California Mart titled Big Is Beautiful showcasing fat women fashion. 62 manufacturers offered plus size apparel from 22 to 2X, featuring jogging suits negligees and gowns to challenge stereotypes.
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Marilyn Wheeler
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Missouri Utilities to Refund 579000 to Customers
Missouri Utilities Co will refund 679000 to customers through year end under a plan approved by the Missouri Public Service Commission. The refunds stem from a reduction in prices paid to natural gas suppliers Texas Eastern Transmission Panhandle Pipeline and others, with 413000 in the Southwest division, 725 WW in Central, and 4100 in Ozark. Credits will appear on bills for November and December.
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Missouri deer herd valued at 330 million dollars says official
Dean Murphy of the Missouri Department of Conservation spoke to the A P Green Refactors Co Management Club about deer season. He cited 1975 figures of 31 000 deer killed by 234 000 hunters, valuing the deer herd at over 330 million dollars and noting the impact of open season crowds.
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Stover
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Farm Land Prices Take Slight Drop in Midwest
Kansas City Times reports farmland values in the Federal Reserve's Tenth District slipped about three quarters of one percent in the last three months, ending two decades of steady gains. Economists cite lower grain prices and a cooling market, with buyers returning as prices retreat from peak levels.
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Colorado
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Missouri
Gyaid Marvin Duncan
Bank
the Times
Larry Walker
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Martin Scanlan
Doane Agricultural Services
Former inmate shot at Lincoln University dormitory
The body of Robert Gary Fields, 24, of St. Louis, a former Missouri penitentiary inmate, was found Tuesday night on the dormitory television room floor at Lincoln University. Initial sheriff reports labeled him a student, later corrected as not enrolled. Investigators say he may have been shot as early as Tuesday morning after students heard gunfire around 9 to 9 30 a.m.
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Robert Gary Fields
St. Louis
Missouri Penitentiary
Lincoln University
Cole County Sheriff's Office
Fields
Fuel Use Up In Missouri in September 1979
Missouri motorists boosted fuel consumption 4.9 percent from September last year to 271.4 million gallons, the state Revenue Department reports. Tax revenues for the month totaled 31.9 million with nine month totals up 3.7 percent year over year, and overall year revenues at 154.9 million.
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