California QB Joe Roth dies after cancer battle
Joe Roth, 21, the California quarterback and Bear leader, died in his apartment after a three year cancer fight. He played in the Hula Bowl last month as his team mourns his loss with family and coach Mike White at his bedside.
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Hamilton police move to pull Hustler from stands
Hamilton Ohio police chief George V. McNally said the intelligence morals squad will review Hustler magazines and other titles to decide if they fall below community standards. Vendors selling the magazine could face arrest as officers check stores over the weekend and in the coming months.
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Ford to be Carter’s vice president in Boy Scouts union
Gerald Ford plans active roles in the Boy Scouts of America the Boys Clubs of America and the Big Brothers of America Ford will become vice president of the scouts Carter was named honorary president last week both leaders were longtime scout officials and Ford is an Eagle Scout In Nairobi Uganda cuts telephone links to neighbors amid fears of a Christian massacre after the secret burial of Anglican archbishop and two ministers ordered by Idi Amin
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Weather Outlook and Local Births and Deaths
Weather clear and cold tonight with lows in the upper teens and a 10 percent precipitation chance. Mostly cloudy and not as cold Tuesday with highs in the upper 30s and a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Also notes wind shifts and sunrise sunset times. Mr and Mrs Mundy Norwalk announce a boy. Mr and Mrs Russell Norwalk announce a boy. Mr and Mrs Wood Willard announce a boy. Deaths: Frieda Weaver 84 Berlin Heights Mary A Stacker 95 Monroeville Lealie Blair 60 Shiloh.
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Should President Carter defend Russian dissidents at peril of angering USSR
Reader poll asks if the president should defend Russian dissidents despite Soviet anger. Also asks readers if they could survive on one dollar a day for food and provides vote by calling two numbers with a midnight deadline.
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Well-To-Do Try Eating On 1 A Day
Tulane Newcomb College social problems class spends a week on a $1 per person daily food budget. Professor Ed Moore uses the exercise to reveal hunger and social participation limits among working class households. Students diary their experiences and reflect on money's social impact.
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Doctor in Death Question Shakes Cleveland Suburb
Dr Stuart Kutler Brecksville is questioned in the disappearance and death of eight year old Arthur Noske.Authorities say Noske died Feb 7 after a beating and Kutler is charged with aggravated murder. Noske's mother Ann Noske faces questioning as part of the case.
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Fords Miss Life In White House
Palm Springs California Gerald and Betty Ford say they miss the White House while enjoying life at Thunderbird Country Club. They rent a desert home building a new residence near the 13th fairway and stay rested and happy. Ford notes missing decision making but enjoys a quieter life. Betty cherishes memories of the White House.
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Plains Georgia pastor resigns amid integration clash
Rev. Bruce Edwards, pastor of Plains Baptist Church, resigns after a heated dispute over his support for racial integration. He says he plans to seek a church welcoming a confrontational style and not stay in Plains, while church members opposing him decline comment. The resignation comes amid tensions over race and a church rule barring blacks and agitators previously in force.
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Witness Takes Fifth In Waddell Hearing
Bruce Waddell claimed the fifth amendment during testimony at a hearing on his brother William L. Waddell’s murder case in Monroeville. The judge ordered a protective, nonprejudicial reporting order as the case resumes in Huron County Court of Common Pleas.
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