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LAS VEGAS, Nev. — "It’s incred-
ple,’said entertainer Jerry Lewis of
jherecord $21,723,813 pledged dur
ing the annual Labor Day Jerry
Lewis Telethon Against Muscular
Dystrophy.
"Year after year for the last 11
fears, Americans keep proving they
Jave compassion and a lot of heart, "
; said after the two-day marathon
lelecast ended yesterday. "The totes
leep getting higher and higher and
The chances that we ll find a cure for
jmscular dystrophy soon are getting
etter as a result.
The figure was $2.9 million more
an the total pledged a year ago,
nd a spokesman for the Muscular
ystrophy Foundation in New York
|aid that about 3 per cent more than
1 was collected as a result of
ist year’s telethon.
j On Sunday, Lewis and Dean Mar
in were reunited on stage for the
list time in more than 20 years when
frank Sinatra brought Martin in
■ont of television cameras here.
Martin and Lewis starred together
unany movies during the 1950s.
City-states set up
The Greeks were setting up city-
Itates in 1002 B.C. Among them
fere Sparta, Athens, Thebes and
orinth.
English for hounds
The first pack of full-blooded En
glish fox hounds was brought to
Maryland from England in 1650.
First charity school
The first school to offer manual
training courses, the “Charity Work
ing School,” was built in Maryland in
1755.
THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1976
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