Bud's Vernon View racing notes and stakes race lineup
A dense horse racing digest lists contenders across nine divisions with names like Bud's Vernon View Hennah Mining Neff Hanover Sample Beat and Charlotte Newton. It notes recent forms, stake triumphs, late runs, and entry details including John Xopss Keystone Easter Asta Hanover and Bardot Lobel. The feed bag reports a lone successful bet and a $66.60 bankroll, plus track condition noted as unsatisfied and a second on Aes Blaze.
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Canon Flame
Hennah Mining
New York
Neff
Hanover
Armbro Slate
Speedy Adventure
Sample
Bobbysocks
Cicero Barbara
Friday Night Dream
Hanover & Hempt
Turnatrick
John Xopss
Keystone Easter
Asta Hanover
Jewel Bes
Bardot Lobel
Tango Almahurst
Cantata
Meadowlands
Quest
Charlotte Newton
Golden Orc
Bonnie
Elbatross
Florita Lobell
Leda Hanover
Bacr Aes Blaze
Bardot Lobell
Vernon Selections and Racing Bets Report
Vernon selections include WOMERS LAST SHY BUGS 12.58 Lev 1 4.90 Marcella Renover 3.68. RAHBIRD Clerice Mesever 13.88 Dally Duahie 903A Lov 1 4.90 Marcelle Renover 3.08. 900 Perfect faghe 5.38 Lov 1 4.90 Eighth Exacta 72.88.
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Womers
Lev
Marcella Renover
Rahbird
Clerice Mesever
Dally Duahie
Marcelle Renover
Lov
Exacta
Alexander daughters on city payroll again in summer hiring
Mayor Lee Alexander faces nepotism questions as his two daughters Stacey and Rita are hired by the city’s Parks and Recreation for the second consecutive summer. Stacey works 40 hours weekly at $5.86 and Rita 30 hours at $3.65, with duties at downtown parks and a park program, while other officials’ relatives also appear on the list.
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Lee Alexander
Department of Parks and Recreation
Alice King
Parks and Recreation
Stacey Alexander
Rita Alexander
Onondaga Park
King
Stacey
Rita
Chizen
William Rathbun
Maureen Lowery
Alexander
Alcott
PLO Given Until Friday to Exit Beirut
Israeli forces renewed bombardment of west Beirut as the PLO faced a Friday ultimatum to flee the city. U S efforts for a cease fire sought by evening while Begin insisted on full PLO withdrawal. Habib met regional leaders as Egypt and Jordan offered varied hosting plans for evacuees.
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Beirut
Associated Press
Israel
PLO
West Beirut
Shafik Wazzan
Lebanon
Palestine Liberation Organization
Washington
Reagan
State Department
Dean Fischer
Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
U.S
Philip C. Habib
Begin
Syria
Jordan
Egypt
Habib
Saudi Arabia
Cairo
Paul McCloskey
R-Calif
Hosni Mubarak
United States
McCloskey
Four die in HH-53 helicopter crash near Belen New Mexico
An HH-53 Super Jolly Green Giant from Kirtland Air Force Base on a night training mission crashed near Belen New Mexico, killing all four crewmen aboard. The names were withheld pending relatives’ notification. A C-130 searched for the missing chopper and found the wreckage by early afternoon. A board of officers will investigate the cause of the crash.
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Belen
N.M
Here
Kirtland Air Force Base
George Pearce
Kirtland
Albuquerque
Pearce
Miller Brewing to sponsor Olympic Training Center
Miller Brewing Co will donate 3 million dollars to the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs from February 1982 through July 1984. The deal includes sharing the training center logo with the USOC through the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. USOC officials say the sponsorship is in good taste and will not feature athletes with beer. Burger King was the first sponsor, contributing 1 million annually from 1978 to 1981.
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Indianapolis
Miller Brewing Co
Colorado
America
Milwaukee
USOC
F. Don Miller
T.J. Kleiber
Miller
Colorado Springs
Burger King
Cigarettes Blamed for Radiation Ills Across Bodies
Boston report notes minute radioactive particles in cigarette smoke linked to lung cancer may spread through the body via the bronchial mucous lining. Dr Ravenholt cites Americans’ tobacco exposure as a major radiation source, while researchers from UMass Medical Center tie polonium in smoke to alpha radiation comparable to hundreds of chest X-rays for heavy smokers.
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Boston
R.T. Ravenholst
Centers For Disease Control
New England Journal of Medicine
Ravenholt
Joseph R. di Franza
Thomas H. Winters
University of Massachusetts Medical Center
di Franza
Winters
Prices tumble on Wall Street as earnings disappointments weigh
Prices tumble on New York markets as investors fret over interest rates and federal borrowing plans for the third quarter. The Dow Jones average declines 7.89 to 814.88 while NYSE losers outnumber gainers four to one. Xerox slides on weak results. Continental Lands sinks amid loan concerns. NYSE composite falls to 62.08. AMEX index down 2.81. Volume reaches 33.75 million shares with two hours left.
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New York
Wall Street
Treasury
Continentallands
Nucorp Energy Inc
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
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Jevel
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Jewel Asta Sarover
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Lobel Lode
Scott
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Andee
Ganley
Alan Alcott
State Court of Claims
Thomas J. Lowery
Barbara
Patrick Mahoney
Bernard Mahoney
Stephanie Romeo
Richard Romeo
Jessica Rice
Timothy Rice
Loretta Sardine
Thomas Sardine
Rathbun
Parks and Recreation Commission
Tom Wolsey
Baldwinsville
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Wolsey
Brewer
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