Wallace Absent As Alabama Gov Race Opens In Primary
In Alabama Republicans push toward building a two party system with no Wallace opposition as they nominate a standard bearer in the gubernatorial primary. North Dakota also holds a primary. The veteran governor leaves office next January after three terms. Lurleen Wallace died in office and Albert Brewer completed her term.
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Rickover Says President Needs More Power and Respect
Adm Hyman Rickover, 78, argues in a CBS Face the Nation interview that presidents lack real authority and too little power. He says Americans enjoy a comfortable life but demand too much from leaders and mocks reporters as stupid during a heated exchange.
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Carter backs limited wage and price controls stance
President Carter said in an Aug 18 interview that he is philosophically against mandatory wage and price controls and would only use them in a national emergency. He insisted any future actions would be short of controls and carefully planned to protect workers and consumers if inflation worsens, with a transcript released by the White House.
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Rain dampens Labor Day mood across Texas
The Associated Press reports more rain expected to dampen Labor Day holiday spirits in Texas. Widely scattered showers and some thundershowers were concentrated during predawn hours in northwestern Texas with cloudy skies. Elsewhere, skies were clear to partly cloudy. West Texas saw a wider area of showers last night triggering flash flood warnings around El Paso. A flash flood watch in Southwest Texas mountains was lifted before dawn as rainfall proved lighter than expected.
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California man charged with arson at Waldorf Bar
A San Francisco man, Cary Jon Yurman, 32, was arrested after allegedly lighting a liquid incendiary device and throwing it inside Sir Harrys Bar at the Waldorf Astoria. No injuries were reported among the 50 customers present. Police said the device caused extensive damage to the bar area.
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Summit Begins Tomorrow as Camp David Leaders Meet
Washington reports final preparations for the Camp David summit as President Carter hosts Egypt’s Anwar Sadat and Israel’s Menachem Begin at the Maryland mountain retreat. Carter attends Sunday services praying for peace and guidance in the Mideast dialogue.
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Austin Couple Concludes 6 Months Trek At Rally
Floris and Dorothy Howard conclude a six month trek visiting 17 states and five Canadian provinces, ending at Snyder for the 14th State Rally of the Holiday Rambler Recreation Club in Austin. They praise Texas roads and gas, note maintenance needs for their 30-foot trailer, and share travel costs and experiences. They describe friendly people and recount gas prices varying by region.
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WTC Registers Tuesday For Fall Semester at 1 P.M.
Western Texas College opens fall registration in the Student Center with a staged schedule for sophomores and freshmen based on surname initials. Sophomores register 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, with evening options, while freshmen begin Wednesday at 9 a.m. and continue into 1 to 5 p.m. for unregistered students. Thursday marks the first day of classes with an Ice Cream Social at 7 p.m. and the Howdy Dance at 9 p.m. in the Student Center.
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Why Elvis Was Loved by So Many Explained A No
A reader asks SDN staffer John Long why Elvis Presley remains beloved after more than a year since his death amid TV specials and widespread newspaper coverage. The note invites reflection on Elvis’s enduring appeal and cultural impact.
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Kazov Tired Of Snoopers
Sergei Kauzov and his bride Christina Onassis face relentless press intrusion over their private movements. He complains reporters probe departures arrivals and even bathroom breaks, saying he will not comment on speculation about Christina's whereabouts in Helsinki Finland.
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Area Observes A Lazy Holiday in Snyder School Reopens
Labor Day marked the end of summer for about 3,500 Snyder Inde r School District pupils as campuses prepare for classes. Offices closed, buses adjusted to 8:30 a.m. start, and a government breakfast program begins. Snyder Jaycees schedule a Tuesday blood drive 2 to 8 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce Building.
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Weather snapshot for Snyder and West Texas
Snyder reports inconsistent July readings with a 7 am Sunday 66 degree low and 72 degree today high. Saturday peaked unknown and 14.87 inches of rainfall accumulated in 1978 to date. West Texas shows cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers through Tuesday and possible heavy southwest activity this evening. Temperatures range from mid 60s to upper 90s with highs near 88 to 92 and nights around 62 to 70.
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