Girl quits West Point says it's for men
Leslie Davies, a 17 year old who spent two weeks at West Point, quit claiming the military harsher treatment of women, saying she felt forced to act like a man. She returns to St Paul banking work, excelling in math, and plans night study to advance.
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Lashe Davies
ST. Paul, Minn
Leslie Davies
U Filitary Seadeeny
West Point
Miss Davies
Academy Life
St. Paul
Teacher in sex change surgery wins one round
In Emeryville California AP dispatch, Steve Nain, a longtime teacher who underwent sex change surgery, wins a court ruling voiding a misdemeanor charge for refusing to leave a teachers orientation session. The judge keeps the suspension process for dismissal active as a school board prepares to vote.
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Vakland
Calif
APY
Steve Nain
Emery Fugh Sebel
Roderic Duncan
Dain
Duncan
Durbar
Dalt
Fescher
Stommel
Doris Richards
Blommel
Orientalion
Scavenger buried under garbage at Palm Beach dump
A one year old scavenger, Steven Mallara of Belle Glade, died after a bulldozer dumped two loads of garbage over him at a Palm Beach County dump. Police say the licensed scavenger was digging for salvageable cans when the accident happened. Deputies and rescue workers searched the pile as prisoners assisted with hoses and rakes. Authorities feared the body could be under rolling vegetables and debris.
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Willie Sharpe
Steven
Pea Daddy
Mallara
Sharpe
Ump
Belle Glade
Palm Beach County
Maflara
Dump truck crashes into school bus in Cape Coral
A loaded 34000 pound dump truck struck a school bus at a busy intersection in Cape Coral injuring 32 students aged 9 to 10. The truck driver, Donald Walker, 23, said air brakes failed and he could not stop. many children suffered cuts, bruises, dental damage and bone fractures.
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Cape Coral
Fla
Donald Walker
Fort Myers
Lowensie
Walker
Abortion Debate Persists As Carter Campaign Progresses
Carter faces ongoing abortion controversy as antiabortion demonstrators reappear at campaign events. He vows to limit abortion through education and birth control, rejects a constitutional ban. other figures like Rev. Abramowicz speak on the issue at a Chicago event while Ford supports a state ban option within limits set by Supreme Court rulings.
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Sy Walter
Wears Plains
Jimmy Carle
Greg Morrow
Mos
Alfred L. Abramowles
Hilid
Rochester
Syracuse
N.Y
New York City
Carter
Notre Dame University
A. Amw
Bismarck
Theodore M. Meaburgh
Thole
Regiala Lion
Ford
Supreme Court
Garter
Luery
Pace
Heabs
Chicago
Gisboy Abrammowicz
Henotask
Imes
Chicagn A
Cmre
Poland
Charal
Ford calls Carter minor leaguer in New York swing
President Ford labels Jimmy Carter a minor leaguer who would raise taxes for middle income families and expand the federal bureaucracy. He touts Sinai talks and Africa mediation as leadership examples while criticizing Carter’s tax, defense, and spending plans. Ford defends his White House tenure and pledges lower taxes and stronger military.
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Ford
Carter
Howard Benedict
NEW York
Jimmy Carter
Northeast
White House
Appivallure
Kurl Butz
Europe
Soviet Union
Soviet ‘Union
Mayuell
Tbe Butz
Boyoott
Sinai
U.S
Africa
America
Yonkers, N.Y
Mailing of tax forms delayed to January this year
The IRS announced changes in the federal tax code push basic tax form mailings to January. Form 1040 long form for itemizers and Form 1040A short form will ship between January 3 and January 11, with the 1040 series arriving by January 7.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
LHS
TRS
Ford
IRS
Donald C Alexander
Alexander
South Africa imposes gas use limits to curb imports
South Africa acts to conserve gasoline by restricting sale hours, banning home storage beyond a gallon and forbidding siphoning. Officials say the measures aim to trim a $2.25 billion annual payments deficit, with projected savings of up to $70 million to $2 million and a push for permanent conservation. A gallon gasoline price around $1.34 is cited against U.S. 65-50 cents. Private motorists use about 47 percent of the nation’s fuel. The Maryland Numbers Game draws 62 percent.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Ic South African
J.C. Hounis
Hounis
United States
Dole Dubbs Debate Timing as Mondale Challenger
Senator Robert Dole says few voters will watch Friday's vice presidential debate with Walter Mondale and that the event may attract more people to high school football games. He downplays the impact, calls it dull, and jokes about not having a makeup man while noting Mondale studies while he campaigns.
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Washington
Robert Dale
Walter F. Mondale
Houston
Tex
Dale
Tilver
Calipaiy
Maryville
Tenn
Mondale
Dole
Kansas
Ford
Carter
Larry Speakes
George Meany
Jimmy Carter
Anchorage Ranks Second in 1974 Personal Income Growth
Government figures show Anchorage Alaska near the top of metropolitan areas for per capita income in 1974 with an average of 7159 dollars, a 24 percent rise driven partly by construction pay on the Alaska pipeline. Bridgeport Stamford Norwalk Danbury remains the nation’s wealthiest metro at 7781 dollars.
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Washington
Anchorage
Alaska
Bridgepost-Stamford-Norwalk
Danbury
Connecticut
Commerce Department
McAllen
Pharr
Edinburg
Tex
Laredo
Meaden
Stamford
Bridgeport
Washington, D.C
Nassau-Suffolk
N.Y
San Francisco Oak
Newark
Purge expands as radicals arrested at Beijing university
London Daily Telegraph reports Chinese troops surround a Beijing university housing radical writers amid the purge that began with Mao Zedong’s widow’s arrest. Chiang Ching and over 30 radical leaders reportedly detained for allegedly forging Mao’s will. No violence reported. troops and drums seen in the capital as power struggles unfold between moderates and radicals.
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ED Blanche
London
Peking University
Mao Tse-tung
London Daily Telegraph
Peking
Daily Telegraphy
Nigel Wade
Taid Hin
Mao
Chiang Ching
Communist Party
Peemier Hua’ Kutwfong
Degatt
Husbad
Japan
Kyodo
Daily Telegraph
Chou
Tuw
West
Associated Press
John Roderick
Soviet Union
CIA
William E. Colby
Washington
Moscow
Hix
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Human Catholi University
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New York Hilton
Ford Supuuk
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Isran
Mobile
East
Lottery
Baltimore
Maryland
Wsell
City
Chiang Ching — Moe
China
Ie Leganz
Martin Truck CO Corporation
Wangan
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