Bolivia backs leftist general in power shift after coup
Gen. Juan Jose Torres declared himself president after routing Gen. Rogelio Miranda and pledging to push Bolivia leftward. The crisis followed President Alfredo Ovando Candia's resignation. clashes in La Paz and Cochabamba left some dead and the Gulf Oil local holdings nationalized.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Juan Jose Torres
Rogelio Miranda
Miranda
Alfredo Ovando Candia
Torres
Oruro
U.S. Gulf Oil Co
Ovando
Plane Lacked Valid Safety Certificate
Government experts say the aging Wichita State football plane lacked a valid airworthiness certificate and may have flown on a 10 day ferry permit. Investigators found no evidence of mechanical failure as the twin engine plane crashed near Loveland Pass while carrying the team to Utah State.
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Washington
Wichita State
Rock Mountains
Continental Divide
Federal Aviation Administration
Las Vegas
Nev
FAA
Oklahoma City
Jack Richards Aircraft Co. Inc
Utah State
Brad Dunbar
Denver
Loveland Pass
Dunbar
Safety Board
Wichita
Rockies
Wyoming
Stephens City Lutheran Parish Homecoming at Trinity Church
The Stephens City Lutheran Parish holds its annual Homecoming at Trinity Church Sunday starting 10 a.m. with Rev. Larry W. Matthews as celebrant and sermon by Rev. Ralph W. Hoffmeyer. Gifts blessed include the Pulpit Bible and festival banners. A noon covered dish dinner precedes a 1:30 p.m. dedication for a new bulletin board and a 2 p.m. barbershop quartet performance.
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Stephens City
Matthews
Front Royal Rotary to Hear Robinson Candidate
State Senator J Kenneth Robinson Republican candidate for Congress from the 7th District will speak at the Front Royal Rotary noon meeting tomorrow. Campaign manager T G Mercury will escort Robinson to the meeting and a handshake and gate tour tomorrow afternoon. Raymond Guest Jr coordinates the visit.
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J. Kenneth Robinson
Congress
Front Royal
T.G. Mercury
Region 7
Mr. Robinson
Sen. Robinson
Raymond Guest, Jr
Stone Age Europeans Hoarded Apples in Caves
Relics suggest Stone Age Europe inhabitants gathered apples and stored them in caves showing early fruit hoarding behavior. Evidence points to dietary practices and storage methods in prehistoric communities.
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Europe
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el Diario
Cochabamba
Sec
U.S. Information Center
Fernando Sattori
National Transportation Safety Board
Laa
Tispactic
Sopolin
John W. Rosenberger
Quarles School
Commerce St
Stephens City Lutheran
Ralph W. Hoffmeyer
S.T.M
St. Mark Lutheran Church, Luray
Rotary
Robinson
Cooper’s
Bankamericard
Cour Jewelers
Loudoun St
Abe Cooper
Mgr
S. Loudoun St
Begoodrich
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