Joe and Debbie Love in Common in a Small-Town Tale
A fragmented profile of Joe and Debbie, a couple in Flagstaff, detailing their contrasting backgrounds, jail history, and personal changes since meeting. Debbie 22, once aimed for forestry school, now devoted to Joe. Joe, a longtime loner with a streetcorner presence, credits Debbie with tempering his habits. Олар originated from Baltimore then traveled, shaping a then unlikely romance and marriage now in its first year.
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Debbie
Joe
Flagstaff
Beforge
Nebbie
Jaz
Wathur
Joy
Doe
Baltimore
Buckley candidacy shakes up Ford Reagan convention clash
In New York Buckley hints at a third man run as Ford and Reagan strategize to limit damage. GOP platform wrangling focuses on gun control Panama Canal and delegate binding as tempers flare in a sweltering political fight.
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Kansas City, Mo
James L. Buckley
New York
Republican National Convention
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Buckley
Nassau County
Nly
GOP
Reagan
Panama Canal
United States
Canal
Ford Administration
U.S
Richard Rosenbaum
New York Gop
Senate
John Sears
Ford Organization
Fair and Mild Weather Description on Devaris Page 2
A brief weather note reports fair and mild conditions with a clear, cool night as observed on Devaris page 2. No significant storms or precipitation expected, temperatures likely moderate for the region.
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Devaris
Wholesale Price Rise Moderated in July
The Labor Department reports wholesale prices rose at an annual rate of 4.9 percent after seasonal adjustment in July, a moderation from prior months. Food costs declined for the first time in three months, while industrial commodities rose 0.7 percent, the largest increase since November, signaling potential inflation risks ahead.
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Labor Department
Coal Strike Ending Across Appalachian Mines
In Charleston West Virginia a back to work movement spread through the Appalachian coalfields with thousands of miners resuming work in northern West Virginia and surrounding states. Some mines stayed idle as crews perform safety inspections before production resumes. Southern West Virginia kept idle as union meetings planned and safety delays extended the restart into Friday, possibly delaying Monday return for many workers.
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Charleston
W.va
Appalachian
West Virginia
Second Viking Hunts Safe Landing Site
PASADENA AP The second Viking probe begins its search for a safe Mars landing site in northern latitudes hoping for a more suitable environment for life. Ninety six photos were taken mainly to calibrate cameras while Viking 2 in an evolving orbit surveys three possible zones for August with a heat sensing instrument aiding rough terrain assessment.
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Pasadena
Viking
Mars
Viking 1
Viking 2
Fey
School Days Just Around The Corner
The Arizona Daily Sun and Flagstaff Public Schools publish a special tabloid supplement in today’s paper. It features back to school information and part of the Flagstaff Unified School District annual report. The district’s community relations department produced the edition.
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Arizona Daily Sun
Flagstaff
Flagstaff Unified School
Hijackers Kill Senator's Aide in Istanbul Airport
In Istanbul an Israeli airliner was hijacked by Palestinian gunmen. Four people died including Harold Wallace Rosenthal, a former aide to Senator Javits, and two American women were wounded. Turkish police halted the attack. Israeli officials condemned the violence and urged security tightening.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Sen
Jacob Javits
Rn.y
U.S
el al
Tel Aviv
Harold Wallace Rosenthal
Rome
Ford Signs Flu Insurance Bill to Back Mass Vaccination
President Ford signed legislation enabling a 185 million dollar flu immunization program aimed at broad population coverage. Four drug firms halted vaccine sales without liability protection, while the government races to start inoculations as flu season nears with first doses due late September.
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Washington
Ford
Oval Office
Congress
Said
Ie Nation
US Public Health Service
Tisk
Rioting Clashes Intensify Across South Africa
News from CAPE TOWN and JOHANNESBURG reports major rioting linked to apartheid policy. At least 26 blacks were killed in Cape Town area over two days, with 23 deaths in the prior 24 hours. Police and rioters clashed near Nyanga and Guguletu, with 70 people seriously wounded. The overall toll since mid June reaches over 215.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Nyanga
South African Press Association
Johannesburg
Warlier
Gert Prinsloo
Prinslao
Guguletu
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Deirut
Lebanon
Tal Zaalar
Tal Zaatar
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Arab League
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Yitzhik Rabin
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Jerusalem
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Holy Land
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