Sgt Preston of the Yukon returns as Rancho Carlsbad head
Dick Simmons, 60, who resembles the TV Mountie Sgt Preston, now runs Rancho Carlsbad a 168 acre mobile home community near Carlsbad California housing 850 retirees. He manages recreational facilities plans activities while recounting past film work with dog Yukon King and meeting Louis B Mayer after World War II.
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Yukon
Arctic
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San Diego Beach
Europe
Wage Gap Persists For Black Men And Women Across Decades
Two Rand Corporation studies found Black men earn about three fourths of white men's wages, with full parity still decades away. Black women trail white women, and overall gains since World War II mainly occurred in the 1980s, influenced by education levels and occupation shifts.
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Random
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Finis Welch
Rand
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Analyzing Anomalous Financial Figures and Rates
A dataset fragment presents varied monetary values and percentages including 113.66 36 4091.76 19.03 and 144,783 122.80 217.10 with 48 60 4,856.00 17.81 among others. It ends with Annu al Percentage Rate indicating unclear financial context and requires clarification.
Begin Ends US Visit After Rally and Parade in New York
Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin wrapped up a United States trip with a fifth Avenue Salute to Israel parade and a rally. He urged neighbors to accept that Israel cannot be destroyed by force and called for peace talks as he faced cheering supporters and fog delays on departure.
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Menachem Begin
United States
Israel
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Begin
Gracie
Expert urges caution as credit unions move into mortgages
Washington AP reports Walter Stuart of the National Credit Union Administration projects 300 to 500 of 12,600 federal credit unions will offer term mortgages by 1980, rising to about 1,500 by 1983 with 9 to 12 billion in loans. The administration notes growing long term lending amid expanding mortgage authority.
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Walter Stuart
National Credit Union Administration
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Savings and Loan Association
Morgage
Offshore helicopter crash claims offshore workers
An Atlantic City report says a two engine helicopter crashed 40 miles east of the coast during an offshore oil operation. One crew died, several injured, and divers recovered the bodies. The helicopter was owned by Petroleum Helicopters Inc. and blamed on a mechanical malfunction. Names include Paul Perrino and William Gazdik among the dead, with injured Dor Gillam and Jack Willock.
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Dor Gillam
New Orleans
Jack Willock
Springfield
US Geological Survey
Jerry Jackson
Mararola
Sperrysen Well Surveying Co
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