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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1975

Page

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Mountaineers rout Temple 50 7 in large upset

West Virginia’s fired up defense and timely rushing attacks overwhelmed Temple at the Stadium before 32 271 fans. Artie Owens and Dwayne Woods scored on runs while Chuck Braswell and Tom Pridemore returned interceptions for touchdowns. End-game miscues and strong WVU pressure stifled Temple’s passing attack as the Mountaineers rolled 50 7.

Micky Forfari West ‘Virginia Temple Owls Mountaineer West Virginia Penn Nerback Tom Pridemore Artie Owens Dwayne Woods Danny Williams Dan Kendra WVU Ken Culbertson Jack Eastwood Bob

Ford confronts gloom prophets in Dallas rally

President Ford denounced what he called the prophets of gloom during a Dallas speech to about 3,000 Republican women at the Convention Center. He defended the nation against pessimism while pledging to uphold the oath of office. He later toured crowds along a motorcade route to the airport, then flew to Midland to dedicate an oil museum before returning to Washington. Ford also said the Kennedy murder investigation should remain closed with no new evidence.

Dallas UPI Ford America United States of America Dallas Convention Center United States John Tower Midland Tex Washington Texas Missouri Kansas Kansas City John E. Kennedy

Four Die In Private Plane Crash Near Farmington Pa

The wreckage of a twin engine Turbo Commander 690A owned by Campbell-Ewald Co. was found four miles west of Nemacolin Airport on Sugar Loaf Mountain. Victims include H Walton Cloke 56 Rockwell International Corp VP and Hugh M Redhead 56 Campbell-Ewald president. Copilot Richard S McCauley 55 and James M Rhea 39 also died. Flight originated in Detroit with Redhead aboard and stopped in Pittsburgh to pick up Cloke. Flight last contacted after takeoff from Pittsburgh. visibility was poor. Authorities say crash occurred around noon Friday, wreckage scattered in wooded terrain.

Farmington, Pa UPI Rockwell International Corp Nemacolin Sugar Loaf Mountain Victis H. Walton Cloke Pittsburgh Rockwell Hugh M. Redhead Bloomfield Hills Mich Campbell-Ewald Co Detroit Richard S. McCauley Pontiac James M. Rhea Fenton Campbell-Ewald Cloke Redhead Fayette County West Virginia Greater Pittsburgh International Greater Pittsburgh

Navy base raid in Ethiopia leaves eight missing

U S military says eight personnel at Kagnew base near Asmara are missing after an Ethiopian rebel raid. Rebels claim credit and threaten further attacks. fate of the eight is unknown. Pentagon cites no bodies found and possible kidnapping, while Eritrean Liberation Front has a history of captives.

Addis Ababa API U.S. Navy Ethiopia U.S Asmara Eritrea Red Sea Ethopia Washington Pentagon State Department

Quiet Night In Louisville Amid Bus Dispute

National Guardsmen on duty reported an unusually quiet night in Louisville after days of riots near Southern and Valley high schools. Earlier clashes involved hundreds of protesters, police, rocks, bottles, and tear gas as anger over the school busing plan boiled over, with horns shouting "Honk, if you're against busing" as a password signal.

Louisville UPI National Southern Valley

Experts urge community based crime fight over more police

Washington experts from police to judges doubted that boosting police strength and tougher courts alone can curb crime. They blamed family breakdown and social decline, urged neighborhood action, and discussed rights tradeoffs and deterrence under a shifting moral code.

Washington UPI Donald E. Santarelli Law Enforcement Assistance Administration

Guardsmen Withdraw From Boston Amid Court-Ordered Busing

About 300 of 600 National Guard members redeployed from Boston reducing the security screen around city schools. Guardsmen had been called in last Sunday during a police contract dispute to guard against a breakdown of protective forces. The withdrawn troops will stay on active duty at Camp Curtis Guild in Wakefield, half an hour away.

Boston UPI National Guard Camp

Turkey Race Declares Cuero, Texas Turkey Champion

Worthington Minnesota spectators watched as Gopherbroke the local turkey failed to win the annual Turkey Capital race. Cuero's entry scooted to victory in one minute and one second on the 150 yard course. The event awards the Turkey Capital title with a rematch set for October 5 during Cuero's festival.

Worthington

Face-to-face talks begin in teacher strikes

United Press International reports limited negotiations as major teachers walkouts press on in Chicago New York and Pennsylvania. Chicago talks resume amid a $43 million salary budget dispute while New York faces a court injunction and ongoing UFT strike affecting about 1.1 million pupils. Pennsylvania’s long Georgia? no. (Note: retain entities and core events within limits.)

United Press International Chicago Arrows New York Board of Education Pennsylvania South Huntingdon Peninsylvania State Supreme Court Irving Saypol

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