Wallace Explains Taping System Domestic Matter
Gov. George Wallace calls discovery of a bedroom taping system a domestic matter between him and his wife Cornelia, saying politics are not involved. Troopers found devices and tapes at the mansion amid reports of marital strain and staff changes. Wallace cites ongoing support from his wife and notes her autobiography Cnella.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
Cornelia
Wallaces
Rosalynn Carter
Jimmy Carter
Laurel
Atlanta
U.S
John Stokes Jr
Bingo profits tied to potential buy
Kansas legislators heard that AmVets Post 36 the women's auxiliary and Wheat Basket Sack 36 plan to buy the T Bone Club nightclub in Wichita for 441000 using bingo profits. Kenneth Tague Jr and relatives run the groups with Tague earning a monthly salary. records show over 405000 in gross bingo revenue since 1975 with about 25 percent net profit and most funds used to cover debts and asset purchase.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
AmVets Post 36
Womens’ Auxiliary
Wheat Basket Sack 36
Kenneth Tague Jr
Tbone Club
Tague
Kenneth Tague
AmVets Post
Connie
Legislative Committee
Pat. Hurley
D-Leavenworth
Doubt Probe Of Curt Doubt Probe Of Curt
TOPEKA Kan AP No legislative inquiry into allegations linking Atty Gen Curt Schneider to gambling in southeast Kansas is planned unless substantial facts emerge. Kansas Bureau of Investigation director Albott urged McGill to provide evidence of gambling statewide.
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Topeka
Kan
Atty
Curt Schneider
Kansas
Duane McGill
The
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
William L. Albott
McGill
Schneider
Pittsburg
Wyandotte
Albott
Attorney General's Office
KBI
Murder Charge Against Parsons Mental Patient
Johnny Lee Massey a mentally incompetent patient at Parsons State Hospital walked away and attacked infant Sherri Janssen dying from brain concussion. Police and witnesses described the assault near the Janssen home six blocks from the hospital. Authorities noted lack of lockup laws for the mentally retarded and the quiet neighborhood reacted to the incident.
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Parsons
Johnny Lee Massey
Kansas City
Kan
Massey
Parsons State Hospital and Training Center
State Hospital
Janssen
Arun Sharma
Washington School
Marion Bartlett
H. Y. Bair
Bartlett
Sherri
Gary L. Janssen
Power Industry Sounds Alarm About Looming Capacity Shortage
Washington AP reports the electric power industry cautions of an inadequate supply starting in the 1980s if new plants and fuel are delayed, while forecasts show reserve capacity shrinking over the next decade though remaining within traditional adequacy. Regions at risk include East Central, Southwest, and mid-America, with reserves dipping below 20 percent by 1980 in parts. In Minnesota, licensed boats hit a record 453,333 as of January 1976, up 9,000 year over year, with 360,841 motorized, 76,330 canoes, 14,535 sail boats and 1,627 nonmotorized boats.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
National Electric Reliability Council
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Missouri
Mississippi
mid-America
Illinois
Wisconsin
mid-American
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Violence Flares in Cape Town Riot Toll Rises
In Cape Town a night of rioting and arson left at least five dead and about 12 wounded as police patrolled with automatic rifles. The unrest raised South Africa's toll to 311 since mid June with 30 arrests reported.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cape Town
Atea
Asst
David Kriel
Ravensmead
Jailed Americans Win Concessions in Mexico
MEXICO CITY AP American prisoners ended a 36 hour hunger strike after the Interior Ministry said President Luis Echeverria proposed parole legislation that could free many of the 572 Americans in Mexican jails. The strike’s leaders met with Dr. Sergio Garcia Ramirez and agreed to end the fast.
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Mexico City
Interior Ministy
Luis Echeverria
Echeverria
Interior Ministry
Reclusio Norte
Sergio Garcia Ramirez
Garcia Ramirez
South America
Mexico
United States
U.S
Virginia and Texas Galf Lead Way at Miss America prelims
Pamela Polk of Richmond Virginia won the talent segment with Mio Chiamano Mimi as Carmen McCollum of Odessa Texas captured the swimsuit award on the first night of Miss America 1977 preliminaries in Atlantic City New Jersey Polk praised her operatic performance and noted she trains three times weekly to stay in shape McCollum spoke about lifting weights to tone muscles and described her watermelon colored swimsuit with spaghetti straps North Texas State University sophomore McCollum emphasized a sensible training schedule Evening gown judging continues with results to follow.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Virginia
Texas
Pamela Polk
Richmond
Carmen McCollum
Odessa
Tex
Regan
Nebraska
Marion Watson
Miss McCollum
North Texas State University
Neiman Marcus
Dallas
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Vorster
Kissinger
Southern Africa
Bari Oar IL
Rhodesia
South-West Africa
Namibia
Ford
William Schaufele
Africa
James Dean Brown
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Mio Chiamano Mimi
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