Otis Seeks Overdue Acceptance In KC
Fort Myers Florida AP Otis vents desire for royal regard as he enters 1980 season with Kansas City. The center fielder, 32, expresses frustration at past handling by managers Whitey Herzog and fear of being traded. Otis cites a 295 average 18 homers and 90 RBIs last year and praises new skipper Jim Frey. He notes Royals need for power and pitching, but sees relief pitcher Renie Martin as potential bullpen solution if he performs.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Amos Otis
Kansas City Royals
Otis
Terry Park
Kansas City
Royals
Whitey Herzog
Jim Frey
Alabama
Herzog
Willie Aikens
California
al Cowens
Angels
Renie Martin
Martin
Guerrillas Free Austrian Envoy in Colombia Standoff
The M-19 released Austrian Ambassador Edgar Selzer at 7:30 a.m. citing his wife's poor health as a factor. About 15 ambassadors remain captives, including U.S. envoy Diego Asencio. Government offered safe passage to Algeria Syria or Libya. talks with guerrillas continued after a two hour session near the Dominican Embassy.
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Bogota
Colombia
Edgar Selzer
Selzer
M-19
U.S
Diego Asencio
Red Cross
Europe
Algeria
Syria
Libya
Lone Ranger Sidekick Jay Silverheels Dies at 62
Jay Silverheels known as Tonto in the Lone Ranger series died at 62 in Woodland Hills California from pneumonia complications after a stroke decades earlier. Born Harold J. Smith in Ontario he became a Hollywood actor and Indian advocate with a Walk of Fame star and founder of the Indian Actors Workshop. He is survived by his wife Mari DiRoma and four children and funeral plans were pending.
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Woodland Hills
Calif
Jay Silverheels
Tonto
Silverheels
Tam
Clayton Moore
Lone Ranger
Jay
Moore
Harold J. Smith
Six Nations Indian
Ontario
Canada
Hollywood
Joe E. Brown
Silverhills
Castille
Geronimo
Apache Pass
Kemo Sabe
Fran Striker
CBS
NBC
Tom Shelley
Mari DiRoma
Marilyn
Pamela
Karen
Jay Anthony
Bowling Scores Show Mixed Highs Across Local Lanes
Local bowling results list many teams and players with high series and game scores. Standouts include Briscoe Drug and Citizen's State Bank of Pomona posting top marks, while Ottawa Truck and Saffron Glass showcase strong individual totals amid a long ledger of lane performances.
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Hers
B. Droge
Briscoe Drug
C. Dryden
K. Davis
Loyd Builders
S. Troutman
B. Stevenson
Fleischer Insurance
Jackson
B. Shuck
J Compton
Citizen's State Bank OF Pomona
M. Barber
Oengel and Son
J. Heifer
G. Tyson
R. Weaver
Sertoma Club
R. Carpenter
Royce Swank
B. Hickman
Nitcher
C. Wallace
Ramsey Printing
C. Wallis
IOOF
G. McFadden
Todd Homes
C. Roeht
L. Jacobsen
Paxson's
Super Saver
E. McCurdy
B. Johnson
Ottawa Bus Service
Jones
Robson. Towner
J. Kraus
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Mideast
Ramiro
Zambrano
Camilo Jimenez
Ricardo Galan
Movement 19
Our Place
Ranklin Savings
Hreer
Franklin Savings
Callus
Dad
Cota and
Baldwin
SU Ees Ue
Ea Beky
D. Robertson
Night Owls
L. Garrett
Hostetter's Hardware
N. Carrow
W. Johnston
Roger
R. Canaan
M. Reddy
Rick's Burger Bowl
D. Robinson
S. Woods
Spears
Kozy Kitchen
R. Adcock
Ustus
B. Franklin
Ellena Buick
S. Dryden
Crites
C. Emery
T.H.E
B. Pearson
Ottawa
J. Walken
D. Ball
Biggs
Chrysler
Ford
New Chrysler Corporation
Amoco Motor Club
Puretra
Chrysler Corporation
Dodge
Neering
tTough
Seat
Bob White Motor Co
Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge
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