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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1976

Page

5

Dress stolen from bus by thief near Indianapolis

Olympic gymnast Olga Korbut had a wedding dress and veil aboard a bus in St. Louis and later discovered boxes on a bus in Indianapolis. The thief reportedly opened the luggage compartment and left the boxes in the terminal parking lot. The Railway Bus Co. found the items and WIBC station planned to retrieve and deliver them.

Indianapolis Olga Korbut St. Louis Miss Korbut United States Bell Atrailways Bus Co WIBC Pews Florida

Senator warns world has months left to avert war

Senator Dick Clark returning from a five week Africa tour warned that the world has just months to avert a massive racial war in Rhodesia. He urged Britain to assume residual colonial powers and push a peaceful solution within six months to prevent escalation of guerrilla warfare.

Des Moines Lowa Dick Clark Dowa Africa Rhodesia Clark Senate Subcommittee On Britain

Ford to Spend Christmas Holidays in Vail Colorado

President Ford and family will spend a 10 day Christmas holiday in Vail Colorado. They will rent Richard Bass’s home for Secret Service protection and easier security. The Fords are scheduled to arrive on Sunday.

Vail Calo Ford Fords Richard Bass Secret Service

Congressman Justifies Wife’s House Staff Role

House Majority Leader Jim Wright defends his wife Betty Wright working on the Public Works Committee staff. He says her knowledge aids his work and argues closer involvement by political spouses could reduce scandals. Betty Wright, a former staffer, faces a decision about quitting a $25,000 four year job.

Washington House Jim Wright House Committee Betty Wright House Public Works Committee Wright Congress

Brinkley calls TV news to break from newspaper lead

NBC coanchor David Brinkley urged at the RTNDA convention in Miami Beach that television news stop copying newspapers. He argued TV should tailor stories to the TV audience and avoid bore, stressing bigger audience potential if broadcasts are more dynamic and viewer friendly.

Miami Beach Fla NBC David Brinkley Brinkley Radio-Television News Directors Association

Dole urges Republicans to focus on smaller jobs locally

Sen Bob Dole told Hillsborough County Republicans in Tampa that building a strong grass roots organization is key to a future White House campaign. He argued voters want action and warned against a perception of inaction following the Ford Carter losses.

Tampa Fla Bob Dole R-Kan White House Hillsborough County Dole Ford Jimmy Carter

Amtrak Ordered to Halt Pass Tail Examinations

A federal judge ordered Amtrak to stop pass-tail examinations for promotion for its police officers. Judge Joseph L. McGlynn Jr. set a hearing for December 23 after Sgt. Vanaghn Carver and Lts. Frobert Slimbock and John Griffin claimed they were not informed their appointments were permanent or that they would face placement tests. They allege promotions would rely on seniority, unlike other ConRail transfers.

Philadelphia Amtrak US District Court Joseph L. McGlynn Jr Vanaghn Carver Frobert Slimbock John Griffin Con- Rail ConRail

Handicapped riders swap wheelchairs for horses in Oakland program

In Oakland, paraplegics and quadriplegics join a Berkeley sponsored recreation program trading wheelchairs for horseback riding. The year old effort funded largely by a 17 000 grant offers riding, swimming, gymnastics, archery and more at Grizzly Peak Stables with about 20 riders.

Oakland Cali Susan Sygall Berkeley Steve Young Lester Freeman Grizzly Peak Freeman Pinto Porsche California Berkeley HH

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