Reagan to Keep Schools Operating On Cal Campus Stand
In Sacramento Gov. Ronald Reagan warned of a confrontation on California college campuses and said there is no longer any room for appeasement. Police will ring campuses if needed to keep schools running and to maintain order.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
San Francisco State College
S. I. Hayakawa
Hayakawa
San Francisco
Black Students Union
Students For A Democratic Society
Third World Liberation Front
University of California
State Colleges
Glenn Dumke
Honor Roll Leaders Highlight Farmerville Grades
The Farmerville junior class led with twelve students on the honor roll for the second six weeks, followed by eleven seniors. All A averages included Connie Hicks and six others. several 4.0 and 3.75 scorers across grades seven to ten are named, detailing standout students.
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Farmerville
Connie Hicks
Douglas Lyons
Howard McMurrian
la- Vanna Parks
Patricia Simpson
Jean Washam
Steve Guier
Brenda Price
Randy Reid
Lucien Savage
Debbie Tousman
Karen Albritton
Gary Booth
Sallie Rose Hollis
Kathy Nolan
Loyce Pace
Amy Strother
Brenda Bollier
Joel Chapman
Patty Morris
Marc Rabin
Daiine Snearly
Beth Spears
Debbie Baker
Colleen Carpenter
Tom Hamilton
Yancy Brasher
Lara Hill
Dee Clinton
Virginia Pace
David Phelps
Belinda Parks
Mary K. Post
Vickie Antley
Mickey Cox
Sherry Brasher
Janice Dumas
Michael Morris
Debbie Redden
Roxane Dean
Carol Morris
Debbie Williams
Cathy Anderson
Vickie Green
Beverly Parker
Grass racing expanded at Hialeah Park next winter
Hialeah Park will shift more emphasis to turf racing next season. The Bougainvillea stakes, at 13 to 16 miles on the infield turf, is now worth 50 000 dollars. The Columbiana for fillies and mares moves from the dirt to the grass course.
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Hialeah, Fla
Hialeah Park
Tarpon Springs Bridge Collapse Spurs River Search
Skindivers probe the Anclote River for more possible victims after Tuesday’s bridge collapse killed Jane Stinson of Tarpon Springs. Five injured, three cars plunged into the water, and investigators test a sister span while ruling out immediate danger to the southbound bridge.
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Tarpon Springs
Fila
Anclote
Jane Stinson
U.S. 19
Florida Highway Patrol
Stinson
Sally
State Road Department
Gin Fire Destroys Cotton Bales At Ouachita Gin
Fire officials investigate a noon blaze that destroyed most of 27 bales of cotton on a truck at Ouachita Cotton Gin on Sterlington Road. Co owner Joe Dixon values the loss at 3000 to 3500 dollars with minor truck damage.
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Ouachita
Sterlington Roa
Joe Dixon
PNC appears winner in Guyana general election
Prime Minister Forbes Burnham's People's National Congress leads Guyana's first independent election. Early official results from 36 districts show PNC ahead with 134,165 votes versus 110,951 for Cheddi Jagan's PPP and 18,813 for United Force. Overseas ballots likely to favor Burnham. PPP accuses rigging.
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Georgetown
Guyana
Forbes Burnham
People’s National Congress Party
PNC
National Assembly
Burnham
Cheddi Jagan’s People’s Progressive Party
United Force
Guyana United Muslim Party
Janet Jagan
PPP
Woman named the first female head of ICC in U S history
Virginia Mae Brown, a West Virginia lawyer and banker’s daughter, becomes the first woman to lead the Interstate Commerce Commission. The 129,500 a year post rotates to her after a year as vice chair, succeeding Paul Tierney. She balances work with family life and urges hard work and judgment to fit into the all male commission.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia Mae Brown
West Virginia
Paul J. Tierney
Brown
ICC
Johnson
James V. Brown
State of
State University
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Tar
Pon Springs
Fla
Donald Crane
State Road Board
C. W. Monts de Oca
Prime Minister’s Party
Montgomery
Johnny Toymaker
Johnny Toymaker’ Auto Kit
Johnny Service Mechanic's Garage
Quisi
Johnny Astro
Winchester
Phono
Perky Phonograph
Sam TC
SRS
NSS
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