Dying man jailed over drug charges in Tacoma
Harold T. King, 59, in poor health with one leg missing and serious illnesses, is back in Pierce County jail on six additional felony drug offenses after a recent 10 year sentence. His attorney seeks appellate reversal arguing humane standards should guide punishment. In a separate item, Shirley Beachum, 37, runs an asparagus stand on her 80 acre farm, joking that cherry fans may not share her honesty.
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Tacoma
Wash
Harold T. King
King
Pierce County Superior Court
Hardyn B. Soule
Cook
J. Benedict Zderic
State Court of Appeals
Superior Court
Shelby, Mich
Shirley Beachum
Beachum
Honor system asparagus and cherry tale from Beachum stand
A Gabon AP roundup links an honor system asparagus market run by Mrs Beachum with minimal losses and a failed cherry experiment. The rest reports OPEC moving crude price quotes to IMF special drawing rights and Asia readying China ties, with others detailing a hostage standoff, Wallace politics, a hoax-willer couple, and a random Indianaplis home-delivery mixup.
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Libreville
Gabon
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
International Monetary Fund
West Germany
Switzerland
Local graduates win Dollars for Scholars at Texas A&I
Two Calhoun High School graduates Stephen Wade Harned and Gary Lee Lively received Dollars for Scholars awards at Texas A&I University Kingsville totaling more than 1000. Harned earned 603 dollars and Lively 403 dollars for study in business related fields. Albert Mark Rocha of Refugio also received 500 dollars from W E Naylor. Eighteen more graduates will receive Presidential Merit scholarships at A&I Kingsville.
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Kingsville
Texas A&i University
Calhoun High School
Stephen Wade Harned
Gary Lee Lively
George F. Rhodes
Caleo Construction Co
Port Lavaca
Rhodes
A&i
Texas A&i University System Board of
Harned
Donald W. Harned
Seadrift
National Honor Society
Calhoun
Refugio
Albert Mark Rocha
W.E. Naylor
A&l
A&i-Kingsville
Belgian pledge claims sway in YF116 jet deal
Belgium's Defense Minister claims Washington promised favorable terms in exchange for choosing the YF116 over the Mirage. Highlights include shares in YF16 production for Europe, possible increased Belgian contracts, and a Brussels based European HQ, with a parliamentary vote looming on the 102 plane, $712 million package.
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Brussels
Belgium
Paul Vanden Boeynants
U.S
Washington
Vanden Boeynants
Leo Tindemans
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Vegetable Show Winners Highlight Local Fair Exhibits
Senior class winners include Pickles to Cherry Tomatoes with L.C. Gossett and Blinka leading various squash, potatoes, and peppers. Judges cite Ella DeBord, Perry Haskin Jr., Jim Hayes, and S.B. Riley among top exhibitors. prizes include garden items and grocery bags.
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L.C. Cossett
Boston
Johnnie Blinka
S.B. Riley
Ervin Hermes
Perry Haskin, Jr
L.C. Gossett
O.B. Cassel
O.B Cassel
J.C. Melcher
W.G. May
Clara Graham
Ella DeBord
Martha Korenek
Esther Scott
Mississippi
Okra
Jim Hayes
Louisiana
Dutch Crober
Clemson
Michael Caughion
James Crober
Butter Pack
Michael Caughton
Acran
Landon Clegg
Homestead
Peggy Hughes
Nancy Maguire
Gary Heideman
Crowder
M.P.H. Mobil Homes
Calhoun County Horticulture Sub- Committee
Rose Dematrom
Hale
Patti Maguire
Jon Graham
Robert Smith
Edward Zamora
Steve Lauritzen
Randy Sedgwick
Rose Damstrom
M.W. Coward
Clara
L. C. Gossett
Perry Haskin Jr
Supreme Court limits stock fraud suits to buyers and sellers
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, ruled that only those who buy or sell securities may sue for stock fraud, ending a trend allowing suits by those who merely contemplated transactions. The ruling upholds a 23 year old rule criticized as restrictive, with dissents calling it callous to investors. The same term also held that unemployment eligible fathers may choose welfare payments for their children.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Dreams Shape Daytime Behavior From Dream Studies
Dream researcher Dr. Harry Fiss of the University of Connecticut tests whether positive dreams lead to kinder actions by waking behavior. In a new sleep lab, outpatients with minor issues are awakened during dreams and discuss them, aiming to prove dreams influence daily conduct.
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Farmington, Conn
Harry Fiss
University of Connecticut
Fiss
Malaysia
Sigmund Freud
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