Jaycees endorse national awards board in Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee the United States Jaycees announced endorsement of a national awards board amid debate over inclusion of Benamun Lach. Texas SOS leader said the Jaycees aim to enhance program integrity and public esteem while facing internal disagreements about standards and oversight.
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Acquittal clears Thorpe and three co-defendants in Britain
A British court acquits Jeremy Thorpe and his three co-defendants on Friday, ending the long trial over allegations they conspired to help Thorpe evade charges. The ruling removes the legal jeopardy surrounding the former leader and his associates.
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Angry truckers halt banana cargo at Galveston pier
AP reports a ship loaded with 350 tons of bananas was blocked when truckers failed to appear at the Galveston pier. The delay affects a major import, with 25,000 boxes of fruit ready to unload but left on board as protests over diesel costs spread. Five ships are expected to dock in seven days, raising questions about transport statewide.
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First named tropical storm Ana of 1979 Atlantic season
A tropical low in the Caribbean strengthened Friday into Tropical Storm Ana with top winds at 55 mph. It headed toward Dominica and Martinique, prompting gale warnings and heavy rainfall forecasts for Guadeloupe and nearby islands. Ana was located about 600 miles southeast of San Juan, Puerto Rico, moving west at 12 to 15 mph with a 100 mile northern wind radius.
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Don’t Send Comic Cards to Seriously Ill, Clergymen Urge
The columnist urges readers to halt humorous Get Well cards for patients near death. He notes Dr. Cort Flint of First Baptist Church Anderson SC recovered after a heart attack and explains energy is scarce in critical illness. He advocates prayerful, inspirational greetings at Christmas and asks readers to request booklets from Dr Crane via this newspaper.
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