Dole Eyes 1980 Bid In Early Campaign Moves
AP analysis shows Dole shaping a 1980 run by engaging on Panama Canal treaty issues and foreign policy, while keeping focus on domestic concerns. He travels widely, leveraging Senate roles on Agriculture and Finance to press positions on farm income energy tax and Social Security, and reinforces support for Israel amid Carter criticism.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Washington
Bob Vole
Gerald Ford
Bul Pole
White House
Kansas
Senate
Carter
Dale
Panama Canal
Vietnam
U.S
Panama
Cyrus R. Vance
Canal
Dole
Omar Torrijos
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Puerto Rico
Israel
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Arter
Middle East
Defense Droops Hint Of Dramatic Revelation In Davis Trial
In Amarillo AP report, defense attorney Racehorse Haynes signals a dramatic conclusion to the Cullen Davis capital murder case. He claims the plan may show unsavory creditors killed Stan Farr and that Andrea Wilborn was an accidental victim while suggesting ties among Priscilla Davis, Farr, Copeland, Rufner, and John Smith. Secretaries in the Davis firm testified about a possible premarital agreement, denying Priscilla Davis signed it.
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Amarillo
Texas
Cullen Davis
Davis
Richard
Haynes
Andrea Wilborn
Fort Worth
Priscilla
Stan Farr
Gus Gavrel Jr
Gavrel
Beverly Hass
Farr
Copeland
Smith
Davis Corporation
Priscilla Davis
Priscilla Wilborn
Fern Frost
Dutch satire rally targets Anita Bryant in Amsterdam
About 2,000 rights supporters attended The Miami Nightmare rally at Amsterdam's concert hall paying $10 to $40 to watch Dutch entertainers mock Anita Bryant. The Dutch Foundation for Free Human Relations funded a $40,000 Time magazine ad criticizing her US crusade against homosexuals. Mayor Wim Polak opened the event at midnight amid protest mail.
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Amsterdam
Miami
Inger Anita Bryant
Dutch Foundation For Free Buman Relations
Time Magazine
Miss Bryant
United States
Wim Polak
Food Price Fluctuations Reported in Missouri Marketbasket
The Missouri Farm Bureau survey of 50 stores shows erratic weekly food price changes with increases up to six cents and decreases as high as 13 cents. Items include sirloin at 1.91 per lb, rib steak 1.65, whole fryer chicken 0.54 per lb, milk 1.63 per gallon, eggs 0.73 for extra large, bread 0.65 per loaf, and potatoes 1.16 per 10 lb bag.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Farm Bureau
Mother Of Five To Be Hanged
In Cape Town a mother of five Pauline Tolken, 40, was sentenced to death by hanging for the ax murder of her alcoholic husband Dick Tolken, 39, with a history of beatings and heavy drinking. Judge P W E Baker stated no extenuating circumstances and noted long planning to kill him. She is the seventh white woman sentenced to death in South Africa.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Pauline Tolken
Board Aims to Speed Crazy Horse Carving to Finish
Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation directors form a task force with until Jan 1 to draft a plan raising 20 million dollars over five years. They voted to borrow 100 thousand to hire more workers immediately as Korczak Ziolkowski and his two sons continue carving the mountain statue near Custer in the Black Hills.
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Ziolkowski
Custer
Black Hills
Crazy Horse
Weather Aided Harvest Progress Across Missouri
Ideal weather boosted harvest progress in Missouri last week per the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Some areas saw only spot harvesting as fields remained soft and wet, while 5.8 days were suitable for field work.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri
State
Motive Claimed in St Joseph Mail Bomb Incident
Police in St Joseph say a possible motive is found for the mail bomb case involving a 19 year old resident, as six southeast homes were evacuated and a bomb delivered by a postal worker was detonated. Ray Jensen reported receiving the package for his son Jayme. debris indicated a cylindrical device with buckshot. no injuries or property damage reported. Postal authorities assisted in the probe as authorities evaluated the threat and safety actions taken.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph
Ray E. Jensen
Jayme
Jensen
Marvin Atkins
Kansas City
Atkins
Jensen Yard
Jensen Home
Cadets Win Distinction At Missouri Military Academy Dad's Weekend
Missouri Military Academy marked its 30th annual Dad's Weekend October 21 to 23 with cadet families attending football, drill, conferences, a military ball and a parents convocation. Top Junior ROTC students were recognized for academic achievement with a list of cadets named for Leadership I II and Development II distinctions.
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Missouri Military Academy
Dean Davison
Jeff Mattingly
Dumpster Sleeper Gets Recycled
51-year-old Vernon Cave survived a dumpster burial when a Denver landfill dump truck emptied his container. He said he slept in the dumpster. the truck took him to the pile where he waited about two hours before unloading. Cave reported calling out to the driver while inside.
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Denver
Vernon Cave
Charles Weber
Sheriff's Office
Cave
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