Budget Advices From Summer Vacation Sweepstakes
The Lush's TV Sweep presents the Budget item with a weekly prize pool and Bicentennial Bonus numbers. Readers copy the numbers from Sunsay's TV Channels magazine and match them to published winners on the TV Log page Monday through Saturday. Daily entries list SH SN SF and HN as prize categories.
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Magaane
Pardons Granted to Black Oak Arkansas Members in Ark
Gov. David Pryor pardoned three members of the rock group Black Oak Arkansas, lead singer James Mangrum Ronnie Smith and Ricky Lee Reynolds. The trio were convicted in Craighead Circuit Court in Denisonia Ark January 21 1961 for theft of sound equipment from a school gym and money from a vending machine.
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Ronnie Smith
Ricky Lee Reynolds
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Smith
Reynolds
Craighead
Denestinia
Herbal Pamade Promises Rejuvenation With No Grease
A dubious ad copy claims daily use of Herbal Pamade reverses aging as the product restores vitality and youthfulness. It presents no verifiable evidence and uses exaggerated language to persuade readers to try the treatment.
Dallas considers statewide graduation test for class of 1981
The Dallas ISD weighs a FEMIMUM style competency exam required for high school diplomas. Officials aim to have the test ready for the class of 1981 to ensure minimum standards in mathematics reading science and citizenship. In Waco a 23 year old man Thelett Brandon is charged with capital murder after killing a man waiting for a bus and a police officer and attempting to shoot another officer. He remained in serious condition with three stomach bullet wounds.
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Dallas Independent School
Waco
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Nation University Reopens After 16 Day Shutdown
The City University of New York resumes operations after a 16 day shutdown due to unpaid bills. Governor Carey approved 24 million in funds to restart classes affecting 115 270 000 students and 16 000 faculty, as campuses reopen under tight security. California transfers 14 billion in securities to a new vault during Capitol renovations for earthquake upgrades.
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Hugh Carey
California
Sacramento
Capitol
Explosions Hit Lusaka as Kaunda Blames Rhodesia
Two bombs exploded in downtown Lusaka on Sunday wounding no one. President Kenneth Kaunda accused the Rhodesian regime of complicity and vowed to defeat rebels. Security forces hunted saboteurs as Rhodesian clashes sparked further cross border tensions.
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Zambia
Kenneth Kaunda
Rhodesia
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Hond
High Court
Kaunda
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