Rhodesia whites back plan to hand power to black majority
Prime Minister Ian Smith beams as white voters approve a constitutional plan by more than five to one. The mandate aims to end 90 years of white rule in Rhodesia and transfer governance to Africa's black majority.
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Firelands concert features trumpet professor Edwin Betts
Edwin Betts, trumpet professor and Bowling Green State University brass and percussion coordinator, headlines the Firelands campus musical arts series on Feb 7 at 8 p.m. in the north building theatre. Betts previously with Rochester Philharmonic and National Symphony, has recorded for Mercury and Columbia. Contact community services for details.
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Real Farm Income Expected To Drop During Coming Year
Washington report from the Agriculture Department predicts 1979 net farm income will fall to a range of 23 to 29 billion dollars after 1978’s 28.1 billion. Cash receipts may rise for livestock, but inflation will outpace costs. Prices for retail foods expected to rise about 7.5 percent in 1979, with 6 to 10 percent range.
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Cheese I Was Only Trying To Taste It Suit Hits Kroger
Wayman R. Brown filed a 250000 dollar civil action in Charleston West Virginia alleging a Kroger Co employee F Gene Bell humiliated him and charged him with shoplifting after he bought cheese then tasted it in his car. He says the incident began with a spoilage smell and led to assault during a cheese swap.
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