Riders Endure Long trek in Great American Horse Race
83 riders traverse from Mount Etna Indiana toward Kentland and Martinton as they race 3200 miles to Sacramento. The event features horses and mules with four times daily veterinary checks and a 25000 dollar first prize. Joel Ashley leads with Virl Norton in second as Canadian Australian Swiss and French riders greet the group in Kankakee.
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San Jose
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Ada
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JoAnne Taube
Race Office
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Cali
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New York
Taube
Demon rans of 1976 Democrats: Carter’s rivals reviewed
A retrospective on Carter’s fallen rivals outlines Henry Jackson as organized yet inflexible, Birch Bayh as late and split, Sargent Shriver as lackluster, Terry Sanford as mild and unremarkable, Lloyd Bentsen as puzzlingly nonviable, Milton Shapp as bright but unpresidential, George Wallace as changed yet failed, Fred Harris as out of mainstream, Frank Church as stiff, Morris Udall as balanced yet coalitionless, and Edmund Brown Jr as the main might have been with stronger offerings.
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Colombia Ransom Policy Faces New Criticism Over Kidnappings
The Colombian government’s no negotiations stance after two $1 million ransoms drew fire as families defied official requests to refrain from paying. Dutch consul Leupin’s 17 month captivity worsens pressure while IMF stories and foreign payoffs spark accusations of double standards and complicate possible deals.
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Eric Lupin
Cali
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Lopez
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Camila
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Sarmiento
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Cooper
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Fireworks ban tightens as Illinois enforcement tightens
Illinois requires permits for firecrackers sparklers and most fireworks with fines and up to six months in jail for violations. Fire Marshal Walsh cites six fireworks deaths and 85 serious injuries last year, mostly involving children, urging strict enforcement of the new antifireworks law.
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Ill
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Illinois
Harvey Johnson Jr
Robert Walsh
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