Young Steed of Thistledown Steals the Show
Steve Cauthen at 16, already the racing world’s toast, rode two winners at Thistledown before 11,054 fans then faced a crush of reporters. The 92 pound jockey, hailed as the nation’s winningest of the year, spoke of Derby hopes and Thistledown’s facilities while his parents watched.
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CIA fears sharper U.S.-Soviet rivalry over Mideast oil
Washington AP report says CIA analysts warn a coming oil crunch could heighten U S and Soviet competition for Persian Gulf supplies within a decade. Russia, now the top oil refiner, may peak next year with declines to follow, affecting Moscow’s hard currency.
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Parents Sue To Reinstate Son On Amherst Football Team
The Lehman family of Amherst filed a federal suit claiming Marion L Steele High School violated James Lehman’s rights by expelling him from the football squad. They seek $75,000 and court orders halting yearbook publication and reinstating him. The case names 15 defendants including the school district and coaches.
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Glen Lehman
Plaza Dr
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U.S. District Court
Cleveland
William K. Thomas
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Laurive Koury
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Art Diaz
Dan Yochheim
Josten American Yearbook Co
Koury
Weather Update Local Conditions and Rain Chance
Forecast shows mostly cloudy tonight with low temperatures between 8 and 55 degrees. A 20 percent chance of rain tonight with a 3 percent chance tomorrow, highs near 75 to 78. Variable winds 5 to 10 mph. Sunrise around 3:41 a.m. Supplemental sunset around 7:11 p.m.
Panel urges instant mail to push US into electronic age
A seven member commission urged Carter and Congress to move the Postal Service into the electronic era with instant satellite and wire transmission of letters. It warned that rising electronic communications threaten the postal system unless it shares in the new business and recommended government funding to close deficits and strengthen financing through 1985. The panel also urged allowing private firms to deliver first class mail and to adjust subsidies and rate structures for public services and print media.
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Suit Alleges Violation Involving Minor Says Koury
Ms. Koury states the lawsuit alleges a violation involving a minor. The filing references protective measures and an ongoing investigation, with the complainant identified as a minor and potential parties not disclosed.
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Mrs Rabin guilty in Israeli court on account scandal
In Tel Aviv district court, Leah Rabin pleaded guilty to charges of currency irregularities linked to secret accounts used to buy clothes. Judge Dov Levine fined her 26 852 shekels as part of the court action. Yitzhak Rabin accompanied her briefly but left before the hearing.
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