Krumpy Likely to Head State Racing Board
Jack Krumpy, former NYRA general manager, emerges as likely successor to Bertram Sarafan as chairman of the State Racing and Wagering Board. Krumpy is credited as an innovative administrator and developer of the Meadowlands racetrack in Hackensack, N J. Gov Hugh Carey plans to replace Sarafan and shift Eugene Keough off the board as his term expired in February.
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Troubled Olympiad Opens Amid Boycotts and Diplomacy
The XXI Olympiad opens with pageantry but Nigeria Algeria Taiwan miss the games. Algeria pulls 16 athletes over New Zealand presence and 15 African nations threaten further actions. Kissinger declines attendance amid Taiwan name dispute. In unrelated state news a bipartisan group considers reforming the state racing board, replacing it with a full time chair and two per diem aides, and lifting pay.
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Mass Kidnapping Ends as 27 Safe in Chowchilla Bus Case
Police pursue three unidentified gunmen after 27 people including 26 children and driver Frank Ray Jr were rescued from a buried truck near Chowchilla. The captors used two white and black Dodge vans, leaving victims with food and water before the escape.
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U S citizens urged to leave Lebanon amid Beirut clash
Reporting from Beirut Syria tanks pound Palestinian positions as Christians renew assault on Tal Zaatar camp in eastern Beirut. The U S embassy cuts staff and urges evacuation while officials warn of a Christian onslaught on the Moslem sector amid a civil war with thousands killed and wounded.
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Discharged FBI official targets of Justice probe
Justice Department investigators examine evidence concerning Nicholas P. Callahan the FBI’s second in command fired yesterday The probe centers on alleged abuses of power with no indication of financial wrongdoing The move comes as part of a broader inquiry into FBI improprieties and does not involve a separate department inquiry.
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Ford and Reagan campaign for delegates in key states
Ford traveled to Hartford Connecticut to win all 35 Connecticut delegates while Reagan campaigned in Salt Lake City Utah for Utah's 20 delegates. An AP survey showed Ford with 1031 committed delegates and Reagan with 1000 plus 172 uncommitted as conventions loom. Reagan tied Nixon pardon to campaign issues and warned Democrats’ convention rhetoric.
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Weather outlook at Hancock Field shows showers tomorrow
The weatherman at Hancock Field says clouds move in tonight bringing showers tomorrow with a low around 50 to 55 degrees. Tomorrow's forecast calls for variable cloudiness and a high in the mid 70s, with a 30 percent chance of showers.
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Loan firm sign promises escape from debt
A witty sign at a loan company proclaims that customers can borrow enough money to completely get out of debt, highlighting a bold if risky pitch that plays on relief from financial pressures.
Mrs. Truman Hospitalized for Arthritis in Kansas City
Bess Truman, 91, wife of former President Harry Truman, was admitted to Research Hospital in Kansas City for arthritic degeneration. Doctors describe her condition as routine and unchanged, with hospital officials citing privacy and a quiet admission.
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