Martin and Mays in Baseball Controversy
A sports brief notes Martin and Mays facing turmoil amid a broad baseball controversy. The short item highlights ongoing disputes in the league and the players’ difficult positions within the evolving situation.
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Martin and
Mays
Weather modification plan proposed for area
A weather modification proposal is outlined for the region, detailing the aims and potential procedures. The plan includes anticipated impacts on local climates, agricultural conditions, and water resources, with considerations for safety, environmental effects, and public oversight.
Woman Named To New Cabinet Post
President Carter selects Shirley M. Hufstedler as the first secretary of the Education Department, making her the third woman named to a Cabinet post. Senate confirmation pending.
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Washington
Carter
Shirley M. Hufstedler
Department of Education
White House
Rex Granum
Hufstedler
Senate
Commerce
Juanita Kreps
HEW
Patricia Roberts Harris
Rural Crime, Part II in Montmorenci Indiana
The Vorst family move from Lafayette to Montmorenci seeks country security after years of burglary. A community response grows with alarms, dogs, locks, and neighbor networks. Prosecution pushes for tougher sentences as towns consider similar anti crime groups.
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Montmorenci
Ind
Vorst
Lafayette
JoAnne Vorst
Tippecanoe County
Kerker
Bob
Paula Kerkhove
Jim
Vorsts
Kerkers
Zeke
County
Tecumseh
Hanna Park
Heavy Rains and Snow Hit Parts of Kansas
Torrential rains lashed south central Kansas with 4.40 to 6 inch gauges overflowing, closing roads and prompting warnings as snow gathered in the northwest. Officials reported no injuries or displacements after more than 12 hours of storms, with snowfall and blizzard warnings forecast for later.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
National Weather Service
Ann Calvillo
Reno County Sheriff’s Office
Cunningham
Wichita
Kansas City
National
Oklahoma
Missouri
Northwest
Westcentral
Arkansas
Topeka
Fort Smith
Ark
Weather Service
Raleigh Lackey
Council Grove
Kennedy Carter clash grows into 1980 Democratic race
Washington and Seoul dispatches outline a high stakes political fight in the United States with Edward Kennedy preparing to challenge President Carter for the Democratic nomination in Boston and New KCIA leadership changes in Seoul after President Park's assassination, signaling a broader battle for control.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Boston
Carter
Kennedy
Stephen Smith
Sen. Kennedy
United States
Smith
Kennedy Committee
White House
Jody Powell
New York City
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