Funeral Parlor Scene Amid Confusion Over Burial
In Midland, Steven Fairson, 20, described a family reunion moment gone wrong as his mother Jeanniene Haapala of Plint explains he was believed dead in an auto accident. She recalls the shock and his sudden collapse as he entered the funeral parlor.
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Vaughn Meader Dallas Move Reflects Kennedy Imprint
Vaughn Meader, famous for simulating President Kennedy, shifted to Hollywood after Dallas, where the assassination cast a long shadow on his career and public image. His First Family album sales halted. he now works as a songwriter and session pianist while developing a Carter impression.
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Hondo mayor seeks workers. postcard flood follows
Hondo Texas mayor Woodrow Glasscock sought hard core unemployed to fill a federal job program crunch and the town with 3 percent unemployment faced a letter flood from across 40 states Canada and even Germany. Officials say federal limits blocked aid saying funds require different unemployment criteria.
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Carter reaffirms U.S. pledge to defend Korea
President Carter reiterated the unshaken U S commitment to defend South Korea as Defense Secretary Harold Brown and South Korean officials opened talks on a phased U S troop withdrawal. A joint U S Korea military command will be formed within about a year with Lt Gen John W Vessey Jr as commander and a Korean deputy. Brown outlined a $1 9 billion aid package to offset troop withdrawal, with 6 000 troops slated for withdrawal by year end 1978.
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Brookings study sees no rush to open combat to women
The Brookings Institution says equality of opportunity remains distant as it urges more evidence on women's combat fitness before lifting barriers. It notes the services underutilize women despite attractive military life and warns against removing limits without solid integrated-force capabilities.
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