Where Are They Now Molotov Class of ’69 Alumni
Art Buchwald surveys the Class of ’69 graduates from Molotov Cocktail Tech. Rip Calitrope illiterate and teaching at Forest Lawn High. Nancy Beanstrap now Eternal Light deprogrammed at O’Hare. Malcom Sumner environmental lawyer for U S Rust. Sarah Goldstream married CPA and Junior League VP in Fairlawn Village. Michael Kahme formerly antiwar then Marine. Emmett Fiedlerman appointed director of the Bureau for the Advancement of Higher Education under the Carter administration.
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Washington
Molotov Cocktail Tech
Rip Calitrope
Rip
Forest Lawn High School
Nancy Beanstrap
Church of the Heavenly Laser
saPvations
Wallcages O'Hare
Nancy
Eternal Light
O’hare
Malcom Sumner
Molotov City
U.S. Rust Steel Company
Sumner
U.S. Rust
Coldstream River
Malcom
London
EPA
Sarah Goldstream
Fairlawn Village
Fiedlerman
Carter Administration
Bureau For the Advancement of Higher Education
Reagan Still Campaigning Seeks 1980 Return to White House
AP Special Correspondent Walter Mears reports Reagan active in campaigning with 13 speeches this month and daily radio broadcasts. He charges about $5,000 per speech, donates some pro bono, and runs Citizens for the Republic to sustain a conservative apparatus for potential 1980 nomination, fundraising, and party influence.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Republican Party
Citizens For the Republic
Gerald R. Ford
A Moment of Prayer and Quotes on Teaching
A brief selection contrasts prayer with heed to mentors. Proverbs 5 13 laments ignoring guidance while Galileo notes teaching as guiding self discovery. The piece frames wisdom and inquiry through historic quotes.
1977 West Virginia Memorial Day Parade thanks numerous groups
The Mountain Statesman notes the 110th West Virginia Memorial Day Parade thanked many individuals and groups. Special gratitude to Charles R. Howell, Joseph Reneman, Shirley Dougherty, and Mrs. Charles R. Howell, plus American Legion Post No. 12 and VFW Post No. 3081 members. Appreciation also to Taylor County School staff, bus drivers, central office, Retail Merchants Association, National Cemetery staff, city and county officials, parade commanders, and local organizations. Leaders pledge diligent planning for the 111th parade.
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Mountain Statesman
Charles R. Howell
American Legion
American Legion Post
P.T.A
James Havenner
Norman Adlington
Taylor County
Taylor County School Central
Retail Merchants Association
Name Game and Trivia Tidbits From Old News Tone
In a playful reminiscence a commentator recalls a three-house lifetime puzzle and Greek toastmaster duties. A Minnesota tale spots Ima Golden Lilly in a Name Game column. A quip about the Queen mother in law being a nun plays off royal trivia. A pharmacy professor claims a new cosmetic liquid uses chocolate syrup and mashed potatoes.
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Pharmacy College
Spain's first free election tests the new democracy
The June vote marks a milestone as Spaniards under 62 have a chance to choose a government in a free general election. Center, left and right vie for 557 seats, with Adolfo Suárez leading the Center Democratic Alliance, Manuel Fraga on the far right, and Felipe González guiding the Socialist Workers Party. The army remains a key constraint on stability while progress hinges on consolidating democracy and reviving the stalled economy.
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Franco
Spain
Juan Carlos
Manuel Fraga
Popular Alliance
Adolfo Suarez
Center Democratic Alliance
Suarez
Center
Europe
Socialist Worker Party
Felipe Gonzalez
Communist Party
Santiago Carrillo
Carrillo
Fraga
Constituent Assembly
France
Italy
Today in History June 16 1977 highlights
On this date in history notable events include Valentina Tereshkova becoming the first woman in space in 1963, Harrodsburg Kentucky’s first settlement founded in 1974, Lincoln’s famous 1858 speech, the Alaska gold rush premiere in 1897, the League of Nations first public meeting in 1920, the Maginot Line’s 1940 abandonment, Eisenhower canceling a 1960 Japan visit, Kosygin’s 1970 Paris visit en route to the UN, Katharine Graham turning 70, and Pope Leo XIII’s thought for today.
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Associated Press
Vala Tereshkova
Soviet Union
Kentucky
Harrodsburg
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Alaska
Bonanza Creek
Council of the
League of Nations
St. James Palace
London
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London Economist News Service
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Federal Election Commission
Lyn Nofziger
U.S. Treasury
Galileo
Leonard White
National Cemetery
West Virginia
Andy Losh
Eleanor Duckworth
William Woodyard
Ken Godwin, Jr
Berry's
LM. Boyd
Greece
St. Paul, Minn
Ima Golden Lilly
England
Prince Phillip
Athens
NEA
Economist
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Japan
Alexei Kosygin
Paris
United Nations
New York
Washington Post
Katharine Graham
Leo XIII
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