Tough Campaign Ahead in California 1982 Race
Gov Edmund G Brown predicts California's 1982 election will be the roughest and toughest in its history with results carrying national significance. He says former Vice President Richard Nixon is the likely Republican nominee and notes uneven poll returns as voters seek decisive answers beyond major cities. Brown warns Republicans will unite behind any candidate who wins.
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Beauty Pageant Contestants Make First Public Appearance
Atlantic City pageant contestants gathered for Miss America festivities in an illuminated parade along the boardwalk. Mary Orr Miss Wyoming and Joan Vine Miss Hawaii joined the procession, with Dana Reno Miss Oklahoma in buckskin and the rest in formal gowns.
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Celanese Lays Off Many Due To Machine Break
Between 1300 and 1400 Celanese employees in Cumberland face layoffs or short time work due to unauthorized machine stoppages. The plant is largely shut down, with 60 to 80 percent out of production. A meeting with Textile Workers Union is set for this afternoon.
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New Drivers Test Cuts Rates for Good Young Drivers
AP reports a psychological drivers test predicts safety for 16 to 25 year old males, slashing premiums for high scorers and raising rates for low scorers. Data from Grinnell insurer Farmers Mutual The Insurance Co backs the method, with two years of driver outcomes showing lower accidents among high scorers and higher risk for those in the lowest group.
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End of Mankind Seen If Nuclear War Arrives
In Stowe Vermont the seventh annual Pugwash Conference on defence and world affairs opened with Cyrus Moagland, president of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, warning that a full scale nuclear war would cause lasting genetic damage and alter humanity in future generations. About 47 scientists from 12 nations attended. Moagland urged restraint, calling the ongoing talks a means to bridge ideological gaps and stressing that every day of survival is a gain.
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Sears inquiry probes legality of pensioned official
Maryland Atty Gen Timore asked to review if State Insurance Commissioner Fr. Boug lasa Sears violated law by holding office while drawing a pension from an insurance company. Gov. Tawes requested after a Baltimore press report accused Sears of ineligibility due to pension receipts from American Insurance Co. Sears acknowledged a pension but said it is trustee dispersed and not under insurer control.
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Record Number Of Pupils I Return To Schools Today
Record enrollment is expected as public schools reopen with a large first grade intake. Kindergarten classes will begin September 12 at Antietam Street Boonsboro Broadway Clear Spring Point of date Winkstown Hancock Tincolnshire Maugansville Wanghorn Salem Sharpsburg Smithsburg Miamiport and Woodland. The board awaits precise kindergarten counts to plan staffing and facilities.
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Seaton Announces Extended Ald Work Contract
An official statement from Seaton confirms an extension of the aldermanic work contract. The move comes amid significant progress at the bargaining table during the night, signaling continued collaboration and program advancement.
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Local Man Wins Car in Nalard Co contest top prize
Harry Snyder of the Hagerstown branch of Nalard Company Inc won a 1981 Corvair automobile in a summer direct-wire sales contest by Gaul Pumps Inc. The top winner was H. W. A. Van Sant of Mr. Airy Md who won a 1961 Corvair pickup Leuck in the same cooperative promotion with the Nolited Credit Company and Councils.
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House Passes Aid Bill With GOP Help
The House approved an aid appropriation totaling 4.0375 billion dollars, marking a cut of about 596 million from the enabling act. The vote saw scattered GOP support and incorporated limited restoration of several committee reductions amid ongoing budget debates.
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Astrological Advice for Domestic Harmony in 1955 60
The column notes readers should proceed cautiously at home and avoid pushing neighbors. It cites Tom 1955 to 1960 showing retail sales to income ratios fluctuating 62 to 65 percent, then a year with sales rising 2a percent and income up 2a percent, bringing the ratio down to about 60 percent.
Cosmic race for solar system colonization hinted by space authorities
Fragmented text describes a future race to colonize the solar system with 35 charged and thousands of inhabitable bodies. Mentions ARES and GEMINI zodiac signs with garbled dates and unclear guidance on space activities and emotional scenes.
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Mayor Wagner Faces Biggest Political Test in N Y Mayoral Primary
New York City mayoral race centers on a bitter split within the Democratic machine. Incumbent Mayor Wagner campaigns against Levitt, De Sapio, and Tammany Hall allies, with Lefkowitz investigating campaign literature tied to racial tensions. The contest features religious and ethnic undercurrents as Levitt, Lefkowitz, and Wagner maneuver amid party divisions and Liberal endorsements.
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Castro Urges Cuban Russians Classes For Teachers
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro told a four day anti illiteracy congress that Cuba should learn Russian and asked the Soviet Union to send 100 professors to teach 2,000 Cuban teachers. He noted English will be trained later as social changes unfold while asserting Russian remains crucial due to the Soviet Union’s lead in science.
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Prayer for Guidance in Troubled Times
A reader submission from Roy HH Stetler of Morrisburg Massachusetts asks for divine direction amid fear and frustration. The prayer pleads for faith to follow God's will and peace with those who deny Thee, invoking Jesus' name and seeking strength for the future.
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Tear Gas For Red Harassers Berlin Incident
An American and East German police clashed at the Berlin border when tear gas grenades were used after a Jeep patrol was halted near the frontier. Officers sprayed water and warned off approaching individuals as Communists fled the area while smoke cleared.
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