Playboy Playmate of the Year named for 1980s flight attendant
The Associated Press reports Terri Welles a former United Airlines stewardess from Southern California is Playmate of the Year. Welles 24 wife of Los Angeles Kings player Charlie Simmer posed in a May 1980 flight attendant issue. She resigned before the controversy over firings. Other items note Patty Hearst Shaw's newborn, Billy Gallegos after Iran hostage release, John Young and Robert Crippen with Reagan, Joseph Granville’s marriage, and Pat OBrien at a White House foster grandparent event.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Terri Welles
United Airlines
Southern California
Playboy
Ms. Welles
Los Angeles Kings
Charlie Simmer
Brad Sawtelle
Santa Monica
San Diego
Pacific Southwest
United
Albert Finney
James Coburn
Susan Dey
Lee Taylor
Stanford
Calif
Patricia Hearst Shaw
William Randolph Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Stanford University Medical Center
Shaw
Patty Hearst
SLA
Tanya
FTC ranks cigarettes by carbon monoxide for first time
The FTC rates 187 brands on tar nicotine and carbon monoxide emissions. 11 of 20 low tar nicotine brands are also low in CO while six of the top tar nicotine brands emit the most CO. Surgeon General links CO to fetal harm and heart lung disease.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Surgeon General
FTC
Bull Durham
Bull Durhams
Chesterfield
Pall Mall
Tareyton
Fatima
More
Carlon
State plan calls for integration by students will
Local educators react with cautious interest to a federal proposal offering free college tuition to students who transfer to desegregate St. Louis area schools. State officials warn of funding questions and potential discrimination while Justice Department and city leaders see the plan as a path to reduce racial isolation. The program would grant subsidized college years for each year a student attends a participating school, with costs estimated at 6.2 million dollars initially and ongoing transportation funded by the state.
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ST. Louis
Gary Wright
Lindbergh
Earl Hobbs
Clayton
Missouri
U.S
Edward L. Hungate
William French Smith
Justice Department
New City
Hobbs
City School Board
U.S. Supreme Court
91 year old vendor returns after disappearance over shoplifting charge
William Pop Miller, 91, who vanished a day before his court appearance for allegedly shoplifting an 80 cent candy and a 58 cent luncheon meat, says he traveled to tell his family he is innocent. Hillsborough County will drop the misdemeanor charges as Miller explains his side. He traveled by bus and air through Jacksonville, Boston, Louisville, Charlotte, Savannah, and St. Petersburg visiting relatives.
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Tampa
Fla
William
Pop"’ Miller
Miller
Hillsborough State
E.J. Sabines
Kennedy Boulevard
City Hall
Tampa Tribune
Jacksonville
Boston
Louisville
Charlotte
N.C
Savannah
St. Petersburg
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Billy Gallegos
Denver
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Reagan
White House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Chicago
Kansas City, Mo
Joseph Granville
Monday
Granville
Karen Erickson
Pat O'Brien
Hollywood
Ronald Reagan
Nancy Reagan
Patricia Hearst
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Mrilena
Permian Mall
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Carter
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