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Honors to 14
Carter to award freedom medals
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United Press International
WASHINGTON — President
Carter announced Monday he will
award the 1980 Medals of Freedom
to his mentor Adm. Hyman Kickov
er, President Lyndon B. Johnson,
former Vice President Hubert H.
Humphrey, actor John Wayne,
photographer Ansel Adams and nine
others.
The awards will be presented at a
ceremony in the White House June
9.
Johnson, Humphrey, Wayne and
scientist Rachel Carson’s all are post
humous.
Cash paid or will swap for Aggie Ring
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Other recipients will be Lucia
Chase, director of the American Bal
let Theater; Greek Orthodox Bishop
lakovos; Clarence Mitchell Jr., re
tired director of the NAACP
Washington bureau; ornithologist
Roger Tory Peterson; soprano Be
verly Sills, now director of the New
York City Opera, and Pulitzer Prize
writers Robert Penn Warren,
Eudora Welty and Tennessee Wil
liams.
Rickover is recognized as the
father of the nuclear submarine. He
is presently director of naval reactors
for the Energy Research and De
velopment Administration. Carter, a
former nuclear submariner, titled
his autobiography after a question
Rickover once put to him: “Why Not
the Best?”
The presidential Medal of Free
dom was initiated in 1945 to recog
nize Americans who have made an
especially meritorious contribution
to "the security or national interests
of the United States, or world peace,
cultural or other significant public or
private endeavors.”
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By LAURA CORTEZ
City Staff
A Bryan man reportedly was
assaulted in the parking lot of the
Doux Chene Apartments early Mon
day morning.
Michael Scott Murphy, 21, of4022
Green Valley Drive, told police he
was kicked in the stomach and cut in
the face while trying to defend a
female companion who was being
harassed by a man who followed the
couple from a nearby convenience
store to the parking lot.
Murphy was taken to St. Joseph
Hospital, where he was treated for a
facial cut.
A police report stated that Mur
phy and his companion were about to
leave the 7-11 store near the Doux
Chene complex at about 12:30 a.m.
when a man, described as approxi
mately 22 years old, drove up to
Murphy’s car and began talking to
the woman, who was in the driver’s
She drove off, andwasfoj
into the parking lot by themaL
was driving a pickup trad, ^
port said.
The man went up to Murplf
and once again began tal
woman. Murphy then t
leave her alone, but was
man to “back off.”
Murphy reportedly ti
that he didn’t want any trail
once again told him to
woman alone.
The man repeated that
better back off, but when
refused to move, he was 1
the stomach and cut in thefe
phy pushed his attacker an
the man then got in his
fled, the report said.
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WASHINGTON — President
Carter’s plan to register young men
for selective military service goes to
its first floor vote today.
At that time the House will consid
er a bill to provide $13.3 million to
pay for the draft registration
program.
House leaders say they have
enough votes to pass the measure,
but opponents are preparing to wage
a strong fight. If the bill survives,
foes are counting on a threatened
filibuster to block it in the Senate.
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20-year-old men to register at their
local post offices, creating a pool of 4
million available on call. An actual
draft cannot be started without
approval by Congress.
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Each player needs a separate registration form
Registration Form
Mail entries to: Golf Tourney
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HO. Box 7368
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Name.
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Address.
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