Powered hang glider pioneer promotes easy flight
Moody, a 34 year old former electrical engineer from Kansasville Wisconsin, sells powered hang glider kits with a 12.5 hp go kart engine. He claims the craft is easy to fly with no pilot or aircraft licensing required and can rise to 8000 feet by riding thermals.
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Kansasville
Wis
Midwest
Moods
Federal Aviation Administration
Ite
Europe
Atraha
South America
Nie Knievel Aims For Unofficial Stunt Record In Eugene
In Eugene Oregon Nie Knievel plans a high speed leap in a family built race car to set an unofficial stunt record, targeting the mark set by Joey Chitwood. Vivian Malone Jones will become executive director of the Voter Education Project in Avanta on August 1.
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Evel Knievel
Bro Nie
Eugene
Ore
Nic
Joey Chitwood
Dm Ing
Vivian Malone Jones
University of Alabama
Avanta
Jones
Guy George Wallace
Scholhouse
Lawmaker barred from practicing law in New Jersey
Rep Peter Roding of New Jersey cannot practice law due to nonpayment of the 350 Clients' Security Fund fee per state Supreme Court rules. The NJ Law Journal listed Roding among about 200 lawyers withheld for nonpayment and noted he remains a fulltime legislator. Katherine S White, early The New Yorker editor, died at 61 in Brooklin Maine after a long illness.
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Peter Roding
D-Aj
House Judiciary Committee
New Jersey
State Supreme Court
Realeno
New Jersey Law Journal
Rodina
Woman at Jackson Airport Holds Onto Hand of Carter Welcomer
Kathryn Garrett stepped from the Jackson Mississippi airport in rain to greet President Carter, declaring she would not wash her hand as she moved through a crowd of about 80 million waiting cars.
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Kathryn Garrett
Jackson, Miss
President Carter
Powers dies founder of world’s first modeling agency
Modeling pioneer John Robert Powers died Tuesday in Glendale at age 84. He created John Powers Inc after a chance remark about a group of attractive people for an advertisement, shaping the modern modeling industry and launching careers such as Barbara Stanwyck and Constance Bennett.
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John Robert Powers
Glendale
Powers
New York
John Powers
Twins speak in private language learned in therapy
Grace and Virginia Kennedy, identical twins once labeled retarded, know four languages including a private dialect. They understand English and German, use sign language, and converse in idiolect with two-way therapy from Chiltren’s Hospital. Parents spoke German at home. English is used with the girls.
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Ain
Grace
Virginia Kennedy
Chiltren’s Hospital
Gracie
Virginia
Cabengo
Poto
Romain
Rene Fluid Trony
Brad
Janus Wie
Vote delay on Carter choice for loan panel
The Senate Banking Committee postponed action on President Carter's nomination of Robert H. McKinney to head the Federal Home Loan Bank board. The delay, until Wednesday, followed Edward Brooke's departure for a family matter, with Proxmire urging McKinney to define positions on conflicts of interest and civil rights enforcement.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Indianapolis
Robert H. McKinney
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Sen
Edward Brooke, D- M
Newton
Mass
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