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] broke the n-e gallon barrier. Arabs were unhappy with natlagero General Telephone Cooksey serveson the boardot
I But by midsummer. the lines Egypt in general and some is- Company of the Southeast in .. relatinm
I had disappeared and the energy raelis were still anxdous to re- Durham, N.C .effective Jan* director of the Brownwood
crunch again seemed like settle on the West Bank of the Cooksey assumed the damber of Commerce She is
I history, not reality Jordan River. Brownwood position in 1976, a member ot the board o
I ----- ----- atirr joining General Telephone directors of the Brownwood
€ The Economy, Mattoa 7. The Pape's Visit Company of the Southwest to United wav and publicity
I Even with the Carter admin- Pope John Paul II, flrat non- 1974 as public information chairman ‘the Brownwood
) istratton , 74 percent wage and Italian pontiff in 400 years, set representative in Dallas in w Cooksey is a
I price increase guidelines, ev- out from the Vatican in late 1975 she was named northern - the West Texas
I erything was going up. OU September for Ireland and the area public affairs assistant in 0t commerce. West
prices spearheaded the in- United States The Polish pre- Lewisville Tezas PressAsSOcation, and
I crease.Chopped meat averaged ate. visited Boston. New York. Prior to joining General the San Angelo Press Club' She
I aboutn.mapounda year ago, Piladelphia,Chicago. De Telephone Company of the is a former professor at Howard
1 butuwentuptontmgsta. Moinesand.Washmngtonions Southwest, Cooksey served in Payne University. and served
I The dollar continued its de- liono saw him and millions relations positions with as committee chairman for the
J dine, down 4 percent for the cheered, although some ques- PuOIC 015 ™ A nani. Danas advertising and press
4 1 . hreerman me Hnne hiend. on Mm. several Dallas firms. A native Dallas advertising and press
F yearagainstheGermanmar ™ of Ada. Oklahoma. she chibs
■ and declining also against the cnurcn issues, ancludn6 ms re-
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On May 25, as an American For Cambodians. 1979 was the negotiations, ’the United states - .
Airlines wide-bodied DC-10 most turbulent year to a decade and the"Soviet Union agreed in AALe.l mrleu Finh+
bound for Los Angeles lifted off of turbulence Vietnam invaded May to SALT II, a Nw treaty cereord I D0lSy TISI
from Chicago's O'Hare Airport. Cambodia and ousted the Pol aimed at regulating the strate ’ 1
The engine on its left wing fell Pot regime. The Vietnamese gic arms race. But by years United Cerebral Palsy will nationl fund-raising telethon
off. A total of 273 people died, confirmed stories of re- end. with the dispatch of Soviet get a nationwide boost in its and with Schiltz wholesalers -
making it the worst airplane settlement and torture that had troops to Afghanistan the annual fund-raising drive as 0 helped raise $170,000 Schlitz
crash to the United States trickled out during the four treaty was in abeyance on the M & S Dist Co again joins Jos will also sponsor the second
On June 6, the FAA ordered years following Pol Pot's defeat which had to Schlitz Brewing Company's annual telethon and hopes,
all DC-lOs grounded. The order, of the U S-backed Lon Nol gov- ratify it by a two-thirds ma- campaign to help the fight again with the help of its 850
which applied to any plane fly- ernment. jority. against cerebral palsy. domestic wholesalers, to raise a
ing to the United States, kept When the refugees began —— 0 M 4 S is corrdinating a million dollars
more than 300 planes out of straggling out of the Cambodian 18. Kennedy program to increase awareness As a start, 0 M 4 S is placing
service for six weeks as the jungle to Thailand with stories Sen Edward M Kennedy, as of United Cerebral Palsy effort collection canisters and Schlitz
summer tourist rush was start- of disease, famine and inheritor of his family's politi- that will culminate with the material supporting UCP’s
ing and raised questions about pestilence that had reduced a cal heritage, entered the Demo- •Weekend with the stars effort, into retail stores in the
aircraft licensing procedures. once-prosperous nation of 7 mil- cratic presidential race to No- Telethon for Cerebral Palsy' on community if shoppers drop
• vember on a wave up popular a hundred television stations only pennies into the canister,
support But soon after his an- across the nation January 12 they will add up to a small
nouncement, his standing inandi fortune for UCP’s, " Williams
polls dropped, thez result of a Research by United Cerebral said.
variety ofcircumstancesirang; Palsy has led to a 50 percent —---------------1-------
ingfromathe196n.accident.at reduction in the number of Carter response
Chappaquiddicktohis criticism children born with cerebral P
of President Carter's handling palsy and has dramatically . . . . ,,
of the situation in Iran improved the ufe styles of said predictable
persons who have the condition, ..
according to Robert Wiliams of WASHINGTON 1AP) - Sen.
O M 4 S Dist. Co. John Tower, Friday
“It's very fulfilling to see the called President Carter's call
positive results of UCP's work for a limited trade embargo
Nearly three quarters of a against the Soviet Union a
million American families are predictable response that
affected personally and directly should be done" in the wake of
by cerebral palsy, and UCP is the Soviet military intervention
dedicated to providing help and in Afghanistan
hope to all of them," williams But the senator said the pres-
ident should have taken a
Last year Schlitz was a tougher stance on the defense of
major sponsor of UCP’s initial other Middle East nations.
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