Stampede Sees 38 Injured At Baton Rouge Rock Show
A concert at East Baton Rouge Parish Fair Grounds drew about 85,000. 38 injured as crowd surged near the stage amid fireworks and delays. Meanwhile in Lake Charles a MD benefit ended in brawls, one man shot, two stabbed, and police involved as officers battled up to 1,000 people with 70 officers.
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Telethon nets over $1 million for Poland relief
Bobby Vinton hosted a weekend telethon for Poland raising about 1.015 million in pledges. The Illinois Division of the Polish American Congress organized the event to fund food and medical supplies, telecast by WGN-TV from 6 to 10 p.m. Sunday in Chicago.
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Horoscope for Tuesday August 11 by Bernice Bede Dsall
Leo clashes with effort over appearance and luck. Virgo warns against risky ventures as others’ money foots the bill. Libra blames mis information for a family rift and suggests backtracking to root causes. Scorpio mood worsens by dwelling on others' success. Sagittarius advises a restrained honest portrayal to impress. Capricorn doubts truth over fantasy and fairy tales. Aquarius doubts self and faith in others due to uncertainties. Pisces urges keeping bargains and avoiding bailouts. Aries cautions against placing too much faith in promises. Taurus risks chasing fantasy over duties. Gemini warns against enticement by a optimistic associate. Cancer work deception should not burden family today.
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Critics invited to join Donahue show amid viewer complaints
Donahue invites critics to appear on his program after a Chicago watchdog group linked to the National Federation for Decency asked to be guests. The Coalition for Better Television targets Donahue’s content, claiming two thirds of shows are sex focused.
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Former Nixon aide turns to ministry
Harry S Dent, a former Nixon aide and Columbia, South Carolina lawyer, plans to leave his law practice for full time ministry after studying at the Columbia Bible School. He cites Chuck Colson’s prison ministry and faith as influential, noting Colson urged deeper Bible study.
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