Baseball Standings and Schedules From League Week
Standings show Pittsburgh 68 56 548 second place behind West Division leaders Cincinnati 82 43. Results list Thursday and Friday games including Atlanta Philadelphia Montreal New York Chicago San Francisco San Diego and more with matchups like Pittsburgh at Los Angeles and St Louis at San Diego.
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Millwood speaker to discuss Bethel Village mills and waterways
Richard Plater of Millwood and Thiboeau La will keynote the 32nd annual Bethel Church memorial meeting this Sunday at 11 a.m. The event, sponsored by the church Board of Trustees and the Clarke County Historical Association, covers Bethel Village its mills and water routes along Long Branch Run and the Shenandoah at Swift Shoal.
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Bethel Church
Clarke County
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Clarke County Historical Association
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Ladies of Bethel Church
International Purse Set Tonight at Shenandoah Downs
Rosemary Mitchells King Of Beauty and Paul B Clays Little Doll head an eight sprinters field in the International Purse at Shenandoah Downs. King Of Beauty recently placed second by a head to Road Sport after a three month idle period and is seen as the favorite. Little Doll, a close runner up two weeks prior, is also highly regarded. Mildred Comptons Moonys Boy could challenge after a narrow loss to Emerald Chief and Road Sport.
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Hampshire County Fair set for next week in Augusta West Virginia
Hampshire County Fair runs Monday to Saturday with events daily. Highlights include a square dance exhibition Monday at 8 p.m. and a Country Store Opera at 8:30 p.m. Judging Tuesday morning, The Doc Williams Show that day, 7 9 and 10 30 p.m. On Wednesday 4H Style Revue at 7:30 and Queen's Talent Show at 9. Grand Feature Parade Thursday at 6:30 p.m. band concert 8 30 p.m. Friday chicken barbecue 5 30 p.m. Local Amateur Show 8 30 p.m. Saturday includes contests Queen Pageant and fireworks at 11.
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Masons Gather Across Virginia for Winchester Lodge Ceremony
Maurice C. Blosser, Master of Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21, presided at a lodge ceremony. Attendees included Freemasons from across the state and former Governor William M. Tuck.
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Virginia
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Hiram Lodge No. 21
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Are Russians Inclined Toward Peaceableness
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes Soviet posture amid Middle East tensions. He notes signs of flexibility toward diplomacy with West Germany and the United States while warning Moscow still pursues broad influence and world domination through a Soviet led Communist movement.
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Atlantic
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Dante’s Comedy Ends in Happiness Adds Divine Title
The excerpt explains that Dante named his work Comedy to reflect the joyful ending, a practice of the era, and that readers later appended the word Divine to honor the epic.
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First San Quentin Court Session Held Behind Prison Walls
A Marin County judge will preside Monday over pretrial proceedings in an experimental courtroom inside San Quentin Prison. The session aims to test holding court on site after the Aug 7 Marin incident that left Judge Harold Haley and others dead. Press and some public access are allowed, with searches and ID required for most attendees. The setup mirrors a downtown courtroom to evaluate constitutionality and practicality.
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Calif
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Marin County Superior Court
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Wilson
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Nelson
Wayne Bartels
Marin County
Rior Court
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Jonathan Jackson
Lane
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William Christmas
Ruchell Magee
Haley
Jackson
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Hawaii shifts economy from military to tourism by 1978
The state predicts tourism will surpass the military as the leading income source, with an expected 3,000,000 visitors annually by 1978. Sugarcane and pineapple remain important, while permanent population sits around 700,000.
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