Golf caddy says president betting man good tipper
A 14 year old Cresident caddy Berne Krueger from Battle MountainHigh School recounted President Ford as a betting man and good tipper during a one day White House vacation at Vail. He noted Ford paid for tips and kept a lively mood on the course while sharing football interests and personal chatter.
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Cadets Cleared to Reapply After West Point Cheating Scandal
Army Secretary Hoffmann announced a one year leave for convicted cadets rather than expulsion and allowed readmission. a grace period begins with class restart, while a seven member panel led by Frank Borman will probe roots and prevent recurrence.
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Attica inmates extend strike over grievances at Area State Facility
The Attica prison strike enters its second day with about 1,900 inmates refusing meals and retreating to cells amid food restrictions. State officials and inmate committee discuss 23 grievances. Corrections leaders consider shortening terms to five years. The unrest follows the Winston Moseley case and the nationwide attention it drew.
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Ford Holds Strategy Session With White House Aides
President Ford convenes a first formal fall strategy conference at his Rocky Mountain retreat with White House aides and ten campaign officials. The talks remain secret as Ford plans daily sessions through the weekend before Washington departure, while debates with Carter are still being arranged.
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Carter Attacks Ford Vetoes During West Campaign
SEATTLE AP Jimmy Carter denounces President Ford for vetoing social legislation, calling it neglect of the needy as he shifts to a tougher campaign theme on governance. In Los Angeles he targets Ford’s record, cites missed opportunities, and defends restraint while pledging antiwaste, pro military, and accountability.
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Emmy Maysoon Could Become Hurricane In Caribbean
A tropical storm named Emmy Maysoon, with winds up to 68 mph, was forecast to strengthen into a hurricane later today as it moves northwest from near 23.3°N 54.8°W about 625 miles south of Bermuda. Forecaster Paul Hebert of the National Hurricane Center said conditions remain favorable for hurricane development later today or tonight. Gale winds were felt up to 125 miles offshore. small craft were warned to seek port as Emmy approaches the Leeward Islands, Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico region.
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Hijackers claim Libyan leader promised payoff in Egypt jet incident
Three Arab hijackers say Muammar Khadafy promised $250,000 if they forced a Cairo to Luxor Boeing 737 to Libya. Prime Minister Mamdouh Salem said the trio confessed the mission, while Libyan denials and Egyptian accusations of staged hijacking and subversion complicate the dispute. Two hijackers were injured during overtake by disguised soldiers. the third surrendered. Passengers and crew, mostly French and Japanese, were unharmed.
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Maryland Lottery Numbers Game winning number drawn
In Baltimore the winning number drawn Monday in Maryland's Numbers Game daily lottery was 381.
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Thousands Stay Home As Job Boycott Hits Johannesburg
Police guard routes to work as thousands of black workers in Johannesburg skip the second day of a Tuesday boycott against apartheid. Amid gunfire incidents around Soweto, absentee rates stay high, shops and factories suffer, and pamphlets threaten arson on workers who report to jobs.
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Store Wide School Day Sale Misspells Notice
A notice in today’s Herald-Mail advertises discounts on chain link fencing with errors in pricing and wording. The store apologizes for any inconvenience caused to customers and explains updated sales details in the Wednesday edition.
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