Santa school lessons shape holiday bells and bears
In Dallas a Santa Claus school gathered youth directors teachers and a psychologist to train two dozen men aspiring to be St Nicks. A little girl sang scripture explained Christmas and the prospects discussed the needs of children during the season. Ross Scott attended and aims to be a good Santa despite fitting issues while learning patience and consistency for busy hours. In Plymouth a man paid a $62.50 fine with a marble slab check to magistrates court referencing a disturbance of the peace.
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Santa Claus
Noel
Angels
Department Store
St. Nicks
North Pole
Ross Scott
Santa
Scott
Plymouth
England
UPI
David Arthur
Demoted general seeks restoration of rank and retirement
Brig. Gen. Samuel Koster, stripped of his second star and the Distinguished Service Medal in 1971 over My Lai, asks the Army to clear his record and allow retirement December 1 with his old rank. He bypassed usual channels to appeal to Army Secretary Callaway while serving at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
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Washington
UPI
Samuel Koster
My Lai
Army
Koster
Howard A. Callaway
Callaway
Americal
Vietnam
William L. Calley
Stanley Resor
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maryland
Retirement Records mixup and Social Security tips
A reader asks about missing monthly Social Security entitlements and possible records mixups. Guidance advises visiting a Social Security office with tax returns and employer details to compare records and fix discrepancies. Additional Qs cover life insurance ownership in estates, gifting, and ensuring valid documentation for birth certificates for benefits.
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Social Security
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Baltimore
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Wall Street Chatter on Energy Crisis and Market Outlook
W. E. Hutton & Co and Sindlinger & Co. see energy pressures easing share prices after a recent slide. Analysts expect a sound, bulk market by late 1973 or early 1974 as consumer spending signals stabilize. Argus Research notes a continued slowdown through mid-1974 with a recovery later in the year.
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UPI
W. E. Hutton & Co
U.S
Sindlinger & Co., Inc
Swarthmore, Pa
Argus Research Corp
Greece declares martial law as tanks move in Athens
President George Papadopoulos ordered tanks and troops into Athens and declared martial law across Greece to restore order after nightlong fighting that left four dead and over a hundred injured. A 4 p.m. curfew was imposed in towns over 5,000 people as gunfire and tank fire echoed through the capital.
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Athens
UPI
George Papadopoulos
Greece
Papadopoulos
Suspect Arrested After Bank Robbery Chase Crash
Joseph Brian Benites 20, sought in Seattle on parole violation, was arrested in Phoenix after a 14 minute pursuit. He allegedly robbed the First National Bank of Arizona teller Sue Moe of 481 dollars, then fled in a stolen car. The car struck Detective Richard Fuqua, was overturned, and both received minor injuries. Police recovered the robbed money and a .38 revolver. Benites faces armed robbery and assault charges along with grand theft counts and a Seattle federal charge.
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UPI
Seattle
Wash
Joseph Brian Benites
Benites
Richard Fuqua
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Maricopa County
First National Bank of Arizona
Sue Moe
Jack Hackworth
Weis Guys
Hackworth
Fuqua
Tim Black
Philip Scharfy
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