Congressman goes undercover to learn street life in Nashville
U.S. Rep Bill Boner spent a weekend as a drifter named Hoot Jackson roaming Lower Broadway to study homelessness. He urged awareness of shelter, meals, and medical care needs while noting city traffic and park funding processes and his Reagan dinner recollections.
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Nashville
Tenn
Reagan
White House
U.S
Bill Boner
Boner
Tennessee
Sun District
Hoot Jackson
Atlanta
Lower Broadway
Strine
East Patrick Street
Parks, Streets and Sanitation
Arlene Phillips
Phillips
Patrick Street
Norva Kline
Carroll Parkway
Bentz Street
Frederick
Butterfly Lane
Slanexate
Irene Ritter
Hoot
Nashville Union Rescue
Bob
Bob Clark
Clark
Weekend carnival and music events fill area schedule
Weekend activities include the Raritan Carnival in Jefferson with games prizes food and ongoing rides The Wing Wackers perform at the event Hyattstown Volunteer Fireman’s Carnival hosts recordings by Tena Joy Ford and Timothy Thomas The Lehigh Riding Club horse and pony show starts 8 30 a m tomorrow at Deep Run Road Westmin ster plus a country festival at St Anthony’s Shrine Emmitsburg with dinners contests games and music by Back Roads Weather calls for partly cloudy today and tomorrow with a slight chance of an afternoon shower or thunderstorm highs 75 to 80.
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Jefferson
Wing Wackers
Skinners Foldy
Hyattstown
Mt. View Park
Nashville
Tena
Joy Ford
Music City U.S.A
Timothy Thomas
Lehigh Riding Club
Deep Run Road
Westminster
St. Anthony’s Shrine
Emmitsburg
David Bross
Reagan Opens Los Angeles Olympics Ceremonies
President Reagan declared the Olympic Games open in Los Angeles at 7 15 p m PDT as 000 tickets were reported sold for the three hour ceremony price ranges were 50 to 200 dollars. Nearly 7 800 athletes from 141 countries had arrived at Olympic villages before the opening and the Soviet Union along with 33 others had announced a boycott.
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Reagan
Los Angeles
Mny
Olympic Villages
Soviet Union
Texas
Georgia
New Jersey
White House
Car rams pedestrians in Hollywood strike scene
Motorist plows through a Hollywood intersection, dragging a woman for a block onto the sidewalk. Julio Escabido and another Cal State Fullerton band member were struck, both hospitalized with injuries ranging from broken bones to head trauma. A pedicab driver called the incident the most horrible thing he’d seen.
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Broxton
Westwood Avenues
Daniel Lee Young
Inglewood
Los Angeles
Srabulander
Gary Weinberg
Linda Doyle
Jana Enschmeyer
Doyle
Hollywood
Long
Cal State Fullerton
Julio Escabido
Ms. Wood
Ed Reed
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Roam County
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