Pittsburgh Quiet and Louisville Bar Shooting Mar Super Bowl Night
In Louisville a fan shot up Kelly's Bar after being denied entry. One man died and two were injured. Police later charged Raymond L. Wilson, 35, with murder and two counts of first degree assault. In Pittsburgh, crowds celebrated Super Bowl XIII with thousands flooding the streets and 56 arrests for public intoxication as police kept order with heavy patrols.
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Kelly’s
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Dallas Cowboys
Louisville
Raymond L. Wilson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fifth Avenue
Bobby G. Parnell
Anita Dunlap
General Hospital
Lawrence Harper
Phosphorus Train Derailment Rays Fire Near Laramie Wyoming
A Union Pacific freight train carrying highly flammable phosphorus derailed early today 12 miles southeast of Laramie Wyoming setting off a toxic gas cloud. The 25 to 30 derailed cars sparked a large fire as crews evacuated nearby ranches and closed I 80. Four crewmen were injured with two treated in hospital and two admitted for inhalation. Authorities warned residents of possible gas spread while railroad chemists evaluated extinguishing methods.
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Tie Siding
Wyo
UPI
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Laramie
Cheyenne
Albany County
Jim Conyers
Don Fritzen
Warren Air Force Basin
Ed Schafer
Omaha
Schafer
Barry Combs
Maha
Budget proposal signals higher school lunch costs
President Carter's 1980 budget would raise federal food program spending by 1.3 billion and increase food stamp benefits to 17.4 million recipients monthly. It cuts school lunch subsidies for higher income families and tightens eligibility, raising payments for some children while reducing free meals for others.
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Washington
UPI
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Agriculture Department
Poise and Appearance Honors For Huron County Junior Miss
Joyce Sanders of Huron County earned poise and appearance honors at the 1979 state Junior Miss finals in Mt. Vernon. She received a $50 bond, a $100 sewing-contest prize, an engraved silver tray, and a $2,000 Huntington College scholarship. The county program earned second prize in its November local pageant at South Central High School. Sanders, a St Paul High senior, built props from cardboard and drew a Charleston routine with her own designs and dress, while planning to attend Bowling Green State University and possibly skip the Alabama college scholarship.
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Joyce Sanders
Huron County
Mt. Vernon
Sanders
Robert Sanders
Norwood Ave
Huntington College
Montgomery
Ala
South Central High School
Milly Seigried
Greenwich
St. Paul High School
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