France Aims to Enter U S Private Jet Market with Corvette
France's Aerospatiale plans to push the Corvette business jet into the U S amid a market shift from airlines to private planes. Falling airline service to small cities and high fuel costs have spurred corporate executives to rely on private aircraft, while environmental features emphasize low noise and emissions in the Corvette.
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U.S
Frank P. Fleming
Aerospatiate Aircraft Corp
Fleming
Aerospatiale
Silver Shortage Looms as Recycled Film Becomes Key
A looming silver shortage arises as demand outpaces production since 1970. Recovery leans on stockpiles and reclamation, with used X-ray film emerging as a new, untapped source. Hospitals and labs must keep X-ray records seven years, increasing recyclable film supply amid rising medical volumes.
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U.S
Two Blocks of Main Pelly For Christmas Party
The Pelly Goose Creek oil fields area hosts a Christmas party for 200 needy children with 190 dollars raised to provide candy nuts and fruit gifts. Also notes a man fined for kicking his wife in Baytown for wearing slacks and local civic items from the 1945 to 1955 era.
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Pelly
Goose Creek
Charles Sledge Coker
Crosby
A. (. Coker
J. W. Riggs
Amnett
Jess Collins
Zapata
Justice of the Peace
R.R. Zierlein
Mercury
Faith Mission
Jessie Cornwall
Today in History highlights from 1813 to 1967 events
On this date in 1813 Congress created a system of internal revenue to fund the government. In 1790 the first successful cotton mill began operating in Pawtucket Rhode Island. In 1808 a ceremony in New Orleans marked Louisiana’s transfer from France to the United States. In 1820 Missouri began taking bachelors for one dollar a year. In 1869 South Carolina became the first state to secede from the Union. In 1922 the republics of Rubyia formed the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. In 1967 the European Nuclear Energy Agency was integrated. Ten years ago a tragedy occurred at a Jewish community center in Yonkers New York.
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Pawtucket
Rude Island
France
Missouri
South Carolina
Union of
European Nuclear Energy Agency
Yonkers
New York
Shareholder census signals bad news for stock markets
AP analysis notes the first decline in shareholder count, dropping from 30.9 million in 1970 to 25.1 million. Median investor age rose to 53, portfolios grew to about 10 050, and experts warn of eroding confidence amid government meddling and tax issues.
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John Cunniff
NEW York (Ap
New York Stock Exchange
James Needham
Ensus
Thoughts on honesty and humanity by Lippmann and Gandhi
The quotes emphasize that creative purpose drives honesty in work and that faith in humanity should endure despite occasional corruption. Lippmann suggests inner craftsmanship sustains integrity, while Gandhi counsels viewing humanity as an ocean susceptible to few dirty drops but not ruined overall.
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Securities Industry Protection Corp
Foundations
Humanity
Oetam
Mollandas K Gandhi
India
Leon Brown and John Wadley Editorial Page Cast
An old newspaper page lists Leon Brown and John Wadley as editors with Fred Hornberger as General Manager of the Goautr Board Sovinetn Newspapers, Inc. Other staff include Preston Pendergrass in Editorial, Wanda Orton in Advertising, Jerry Panton and Pal Staples in Advertising management, and Chad Pu ldentae as a contributor. The fragmentary text covers staff roles, dates, and internal department notes from 1850 to 1974.
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Leon Brown
John Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Cron
Fred Hartman
Botor Nd
Goautr
Sovinetn Newspapers, Inc
Jerry Panton
Cee
Cee Fighal
Pal Staples
Erin Beata Kenta
Pane
Chad
Yale
Adages on aging and wisdom from Addison and English proverb
A reflective quotation contrasts youth and old age urging foresight and prudence. It frames aging as a future state that rewards preparation and self restraint in youth. The line emphasizes honor, comfort, and the continuity of character across lifetimes.
Agnew Escape Talks Revealed in Suppressed Papers
The unpublished Jack Anderson material details how Vice President Spiro Agnew avoided jail in 1973 through plea negotiations led by Richard Richardson with prosecutors Beall and others. Discussions in Alexandria and Washington sought a non imprisonment outcome, culminating in a no prison recommendation and a $10,000 fine for Agnew.
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Spiro Agnew
Ally
Elliot Reichardson
Agnew
Richardson
Baltimore
U.S. Atty
George Beall
Willis Ruckelshaus
Henry Petersen
Richard Son
Nixon
Senate
Beall
Alexandria
Var
Walter Hoffman
Allorweys
Hoffman
Nolo Contendere
Justice Department
Nolo Conten
Richardson Rever
Doctor's Diet Advice sparks aging care debate at Vic center
Dear Dr. Lamb letter questions whether a retirement center medical staffer commits genocide by altering a resident’s diet after 70. The reader cites family arterial disease history and a wife placed on a regular diet despite prior low cholesterol guidance. The respond ent advises discussing care with the staff doctor and notes aging health varies.
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DR. Lamb
Vic Care Center
Paul Dudley White
Inter-Society Commission For Heart Disease
Evel
Bible Verse JIEAVEN And Earth Shall Pass Away
A compact biblical verse note cites Matthew 24 35 that heaven and earth will pass away but God’s word endures forever, reflecting a religious teaching on permanence of scripture.
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Earth
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