First Lady Betty Ford to Open Fifth Lithuanian Folk Dance Festival
Betty Ford will fly from Vail to Chicago to open the Fifth Lithuanian Folk Dance Festival, expected to draw 12 000 spectators and 2 000 dancers from the United States, Canada, Brazil, Venezuela, Germany and Great Britain. She will return to Washington Sunday after a weekend in Vail.
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Venezuela
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Great Britain
Lefebvre Plans Latin Mass in Besancon Defiance
Arch bishop Marcel Lefebvre, already suspended by Pope Paul VI, says he will celebrate a Latin Mass this Sunday in Besancon and ordain a priest, defying papal bans after earlier Latin rites Mass in Lille. The church requires Mass in the vernacular.
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Lille
Soprano Johanna Meter Rehearses Die Meistersinger Ahead of Thursday Opera
Soprano Johanna Meter, a victim of a weekend mugging, took part in the final rehearsal of Wagner die Meistersinger at Lincoln Center on Tuesday and remains scheduled to appear in the opera Thursday evening. The incident adds tension ahead of the performance as she continues to perform amid recovery.
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Johanna Meter
Lincolp Center
Louisville Busing Protests Mark Start of School Year
In Louisville Kentucky about 1 000 protesters gathered on the eve of the new school year and police used tear gas to break up the rally. Six people were arrested as bottles and rocks were thrown and a highway was blocked amid ongoing antibusing tensions.
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John Nevin
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Boston
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Kissinger presses talks to break ocean mining deadlock
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with key negotiators at the Law of the Sea Conference in New York in an 11th hour bid to end a stalemate over sea floor mining. He planned meetings with delegates from about two dozen countries led by Sri Lanka’s Hamilton Amerasinghe, as the 1978 conference nears impasse.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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New York
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Amerasinghe
Sri Lanka
NRC orders 21 reactors to curb heat in cores
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission told 21 Westinghouse pressurized water reactors to limit reactor core heat with minimal impact on output. Yankee Rowe may reduce power by up to about 2 percent, while others adjust operating procedures to prevent overheating.
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Wisconsin
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Indian Point
New York
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California
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