Bush first in Alabama presidential primary qualifying
National briefs report former Republican Congressman George Bush filed papers Monday with Alabama GOP officials for the March 11 presidential primary marking the start of official qualifying. Other candidates could not file due to New Year holiday closures.
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Voice of astronauts Col Shorty Powers dies
Lt Col John A. Powers known as the voice of the astronauts in the 1960s was found dead at his Phoenix home at 57. Police said death appeared natural though cause undetermined. he recently faced anemia and dehydration related to alcohol. Survived by son John R. Powers of Richardson Texas.
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Waldheim Seeks Hostage Talks Amid Iran Crisis
Waldheim arrived in Tehran facing a firm stance from the U S Embassy hostages who demand the shah be returned to Iran for trial. The hostage group refused to meet Waldheim unless directed by Khomeini and the U N Security Council gave him a new mandate to secure releases by Jan 7 with sanctions looming if unsuccessful. Thousands of Afghan residents protested outside Soviet missions in Tehran and Mashad as the crisis widens.
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Winpigler church funeral services set in Frederick
Winpigler great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends from 7 9 p.m. Wednesday Jan 2 and Thursday Jan 3 at Smith Fadeley Keeney Basford Funeral Home 108 Church St Frederick. Mr Winpigler will be in state Friday Jan 4 9 30 a.m. until service time 10 30 a.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church. The Rev John P Hamm and the Rev Ralph M Sharpe will officiate. He belonged to numerous fraternal and civic bodies including Columbia Lodge 58 AF and AM Chesapeake Consistory Scottish Rites of Baltimore Frederick Scottish Rite Body Tall Cedars of Lebanon Forest 132 32nd Degree Mason BPO Elks Lodge 68 Fraternal Order of Eagles 1967 Moose Lodge 371 Chippewa Tribe 19 Order of Redmen Natomia Council 34 DOP Life member Independent Hose Co and Buckeystown Fire Co. Donations may be made to Trinity United Methodist Church Building Fund or other member organizations. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Obedience Class Opens At YMCA For Dogs Over Two Months
A dog obedience class starts Saturday January 5 at 2 p m at the YMCA. Open to dogs over two months old. Beverly Pearsall of the National Association of Dog Obedience Instructors teaches owners to train their dogs. Enroll by calling 663-5131. The YMCA is a United Way Agency.
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Six Frederick teachers granted sabbatical by board
Frederick County Board of Education awarded 1980 81 sabbatical leaves to six teachers: Donald Campbell Brunswick High Beverly Fairchild Frederick High David Adams Walkersville Michael Kline Waverley Elementary with Jean Hansford named alternate. All recipients must have six years service or since last sabbatical and sign a one year continued service or repay half salary.
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All in the Family named decade’s TV program
Los Angeles critic picks All in the Family as the top TV program shaping the 1970s. The piece notes Archie Bunker and the show’s bold handling of contentious issues, its impact on network TV, and its use of video tape to heighten realism.
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