Forum Voices Against U S Interference in South Africa
A letter to President Carter and Senators condemns U S meddling in South Africa as immoral and illegal. The writer argues South Africa is a sovereign nation, warns of war if interference continues, and links Rhodesia embargo impacts to domestic steel industry. The call is for public action to stop perceived subversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Metzenbaum
Glenn
South Africa
United States
Rhodesia
Chesswort puzzle by THOMAS JOSEPH
Yesterday's Cryptoquote: STEEL THAT LOSES ITS TEM PER IS WORTHLESS, SO ARE MEN. This mixed puzzle page includes a chessword grid with across and down clues and a quotation puzzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Joseph
Families Anonymous Helped This Mother Dear Abby
Dear Abby endorses Families Anonymous as a legitimate self help group for parents dealing with children. The letter writer shares how attending one meeting improved sleep and family dynamics, noting meetings are available in many U S and Canada cities without fees or formal signup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Families Anonymous
United States
Canada
Families Anonymous, Inc
P.O
Torrance
Hurt Wife
TV Guide Highlights Christmas Weekend Lineup
Television listings show a Friday slate with The Year Without a Santa Claus on Channel 5 at 8 PM, White Lightning at 9 PM, and John Davidson Christmas Special at 10 PM. Saturday features NCAA football Pioneer Bowl at 1:30 PM, NFL Washington vs St. Louis at 3 PM, AMF Grand Prix bowling at 4 PM, plus Houston vs Texas A&M at 4 PM and Wide World of Sports at 4:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Shirley Booth
Mickey Rooney
Dick Shawn
George S. Irving
White Lightning
John Davidson
Tim Conway
Betty White
Wichita Falls
Texas
Washington
ST. Louis
Washington Redskins
St Louis Cardinals
Busch Memorial Stadium
NFL
Houston
Texas A&m
Houston Cougars
Texas Aggies
Kyle Field
College Station
WSPD
WAKR
WDHO
WVIZ
WGTE
WUAB
WKBD
Toledo
Akron
Cleveland
Lorain
Detroit
Villa Alegre Zoom
Snec News
ABC News
Andy
Bonanza Victory
MacNeil
Hogan's Heroes
Love Lucy Garden
Norwalk Fire Dept’s Early Years and Notable Figures
Norwalk’s fire department traces to 1817 with Platt Benedict and a volunteer bucket brigade. Key events include a centralized 1880 firehouse, 1913 LaFrance engine, and Fritz Kramer the first regular wagon driver. Also noted are John Chollar’s Civil War era ammunition work and local family ties in fire service history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Platt Benedict
Darby Printing Company
East Seminary Street
LaFrance
Clement Kramer
Fritz
Kramer
Bostwick - Goodell Company
Fritz Kramer
Laning Printing Company
Linwood and Seminary
Main Street
Germany
Charles T. Fisher
Detroit
Fisher Brothers
East Norwalk
John Chollar
Troy
N.Y
War Department
Chollar
Huron County
Mr. Chollar
Philadelphia
James Chollar
Berlinville
Rt. 61
Puckerbrush Road
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Elizabeth I of
England
U.S
Scot
Brandy
Scrooge
Author Seton
Chaser
Dyle
HE Walvek
Abigail van Buren
UPI News Service Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
Ohio
Burt Reynolds
Jennifer Billingsley
Ned Beatty
AMF
ING
Thunderbird Arena
Allen Park
Mich
Earl Anthony
Betty Morris
Ncaa Football Wide World
Lot Sports
Calif
Dearson
Ekindeen
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
WKYC
Cleveland Cable
NBC News
Juars Club
Dicpo Sharkey
iChico and
the Man
Chico and
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
WJKW
CBET
WTOL
Windsor
Cable
News News
CBS News
Crosswits
Bowling For
Mary Tyler
Lars Score
Lars Club
Gong Show
Odd Couple
Wid
Santa
Carpenters
Wonder Woman
Rene Simard
Quincy
Sheriock
ABC
Incaa Footy
Pioneer Bow
Secrets
Isis
Fat Albert
Lesby
Mayberry
Arv
NFL Today
the Big Mouth
Secrets of
Isis Fat Albert
Lesby Kids
St Louis
Rockford Carpenters
Lucy Show
The
Baretta
Marty Robbins
Bobby Inton
NFL Football
Louis
INCAA
Pioneer
Tba
Infinity Factory
Mister Rogers
Famins
Best of
Three Stooges
Dick Tracy
Hans Hansen
Minneapolis
St.paul
Maam
Nellie Standart
Fred Hobbs
Harley Brownell Gibbs
King Bridge Company
Zenas King
Florida
Sus Rin
Doc
Mole
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