Lady Luck Loses to Computer Backed Blackjack Plan
Sunnyvale California based engineer Keith Taft built a $50,000 portable minicomputer worn under his clothes to assist blackjack play. After 2,000 hours of study and coding, he used the device to make rapid calculations and display guidance in eyeglass rims, yet he reported mixed results with wins and losses during long sessions. Taft, 41, says better odds beat the machine and envisions capital, a movie script, and gaming authority review as next steps.
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Sunnyvale
Calif
UPI
Keith Taft
Lady Luck
Palme says men need liberation equal to women
At the United Nations International Women's Year Conference in Mexico City Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme argued that a changed role for women requires a changed role for men. He noted men bear heavy health risks and family duties, suggesting more time with children is needed.
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Mexico City
UPI
Olof Palme
Palme
United Nations’ International
Gandhi wins one point in Indian govt bid appeal
Supreme Court justice allows Indira Gandhi to remain head of government while appeals of her 1971 parliamentary campaign conviction proceed. Separately Justice Krishnayer bars her from voting in Parliament, permitting only debate as head of government.
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New Delhi
India
Supreme Court
Indira Gandhi
V. R. Krishnayer
Iyer
Tucson Daily Citizen Ad Rates And Contact Details
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists home delivered and mail subscription rates for Tucson and outside areas, with rates for Auto Route and second class mail. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by Citizen Publishing Company and provides contact numbers for subscriptions and want ads.
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Associated Press
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
Tucson
Citizen Publishing Company
Park Ave
Immigration chief calls global migrants shift in illegal entry problem
Washington AP report quotes INS commissioner Leonard F. Chapman saying illegal immigration now centers on workers from nations worldwide. He notes many apprehensions in the southeastern region involve non Mexican nationals, with some holding high paying positions across the United States.
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Washington
United States
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Immigration Agency
Mexico
Chrysler rebates plan to cut car prices nationwide
Chrysler Corp confirmed a new cash rebate program offering 200 to 300 discounts on most cars and trucks through November. Dealers must cover 100 of the rebate and meet purchase quotas, with implications for slow selling big cars. The move drops the traditional 5 percent end of model year discount.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp. Today
Chrysler
Empire founder Eugene Pulliam dies at 88
Eugene Pulliam founder of a newspaper empire died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Phoenix. He was publisher of the Arizona Republic and Phoenix Gazette and formerly owned the Indianapolis Star and News and other papers. Survivors include his wife Nina and three children. Funeral services were pending.
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Eugene Collins Pulliam
Mr. Pulliam
St. Joseph's Hospital
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Arizona
Republic
Phoenix Gazette
Indianapolis Star and News
Muncie Star and
Muncie Press
Vincennes Sun- Commercial
Indiana
Nina
Eugene S
Indianapolis
James C. Quayle
Huntington
Ind
William C. Murphy
Potomac, Md
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Mesa
Albrite Inc
Sarrukdi
Clifton
Winslow
Tucson Daily Citizen
Associated Fress
Leonard F. Chapman
Gemologist
American Gem Society
Newspaper Empire
Ford
Grant County
Kaw
Pulliam
DePauw University
DePauw Daily
Sigma Delta Chi
Society of Professional Journalists
John Peter Zenger
University of Arizona
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Thunderbird Graduate School of International Management
Glendale, Ariz
U.S
Wilson
New York
Bend- Central Railroad
Ing
Eugene C. Pulliam
Steinfelds
A OU
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Springmaid Sheet
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