Eagle parts seized in 10 state raids by federal agents
Fish and Wildlife Service raids across ten states netted illicit eagle and hawk parts, pipes and dolls. Nathaniel Reed said actions aim to curb unlawful traffic and protect the bald eagle, with penalties up to 5000 dollars or two years in jail under federal acts.
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Corn Disaster: Truck Driver Hit by Train in Cincinnati
Larry Tickle drives from Van Wert Ohio with 800 bushels of shelled corn when his semi collides with a passing train near a grain facility. The impact flips the truck onto its side scattering corn on tracks and road. he escapes injury and spends the day shoveling kernels.
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UPI
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California Wins Grand National Championship in Bridge Play
The final round of the Grand National Championship in New York saw a California team from Los Angeles led by Eddie Kantar, Bill Eisenberg, Paul Soloway, John Swanson, Larry Cohen, and Dr. Richard Katz defeat a Detroit team and claim the title. A dramatic deal against an Oklahoma-Kansas squad headed by Jack Blair produced a 1,430 point swing in one hand and a 1,530 point swing in a replay, with Los Angeles ultimately overcoming the swings to win.
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Eddie Kantar
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South
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91 year old earns master’s degree at Jacksonville University
Fred Noble 91 will graduate Aug 25 with a master of arts in teaching at JU, likely the oldest person to earn an advanced degree. He earned an A.B. from Washington College in 1902, a Harvard law degree in 1907, and a B.A. from JU in 1967 while running his law practice and staying active in church. He plans to continue studying and traveling, aiming to work past 100.
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Jacksonville University
Fred Noble
Washington College
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Nixon holdover Garment resigns from White House post
President Ford accepts the resignation of Leonard Garment a holdover from Nixon's staff Garment will leave December 31 after serving as presidential assistant Garment a Watergate witness but not accused of wrongdoing will join New York law firm Trubin Sillocks Edelman and Knapp
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UPI
Ford
Leonard Garment
Richard M. Nixon
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Sugar price uproar sparks broad blame game in hearings
Washington hearing reveals widespread consensus that tight world sugar stocks drive prices higher. Consumers and producers blame each other while lawmakers accuse the Soviet Union and Arab nations of manipulating markets. Distinct views on cures remain, with a final council report due later.
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Soviet Union
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Council
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United States
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