Seal Harbor embraces its summer legends and neighbors
In Seal Harbor Maine local residents insist summer visitors are ordinary neighbors despite Nelson Rockefeller's vice presidential nomination and a media spotlight. The year rounders praise the Rockefellers while noting a hard core 1 percent feel exploited by scrutiny, yet most residents value coastal privacy and the town’s rugged character.
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James T. Wooten
N.Y
Seal Harbor
Christie Skillin
William Higgins
Rockefellers
Higgins
Maine
Nelson Rna Rockefeller
Happy Walk
FBI Joins Search for Huey Newton Fugitive Cofounder
The FBI joined the hunt for Huey Newton, cofounder of the Black Panthers, who fled after jumping bail of 42000 dollars. He faces a federal charge of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for a felony, issued after authorities sought him Tuesday.
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San Francisco
UPI
FBI
Black Panther Party
Huey Newton
Newton
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Oakland
Lake Merritt
Bobby Seale
Panthers
Black Panther
Elaine Brown
Seale
Fords plan Camp David weekend for Labor Day
President Ford and family plan to spend Labor Day weekend at Camp David, the Maryland retreat in the Catoctin Mountains. It would be his first use of the hideaway once a Nixon favorite, signaling a quiet holiday at the presidential retreat.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Richard Nixon
Washington Window Economist Sees Hope for Cities
Washington based UPI reports MIT associate professor Bennett Harrison challenges the view that postwar suburbanization dooms central cities. In his Urban Institute book he argues central city labor markets can rebound with intelligent public policy. He urges repurposing vacant inner city land, reorganizing metro government, and bringing urban land under public control to enable coordinated planning and growth.
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David E. Anderson
Washington
UPI
Bennett Harrison
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harrison
The
Urban Institute
Atlantic states lose offshore drilling claim, high court rule
The Supreme Court special master report finds the United States holds title to oil beyond the states three mile limit, affecting Maine and 12 other Atlantic states plus Florida. Final ruling expected this fall while exploration has mainly occurred off Georgia, Maryland, and Delaware coasts with no drilling yet.
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UPI
Atlantic
Supreme Court
Albert B. Maris
Bruce C. Rashkow
Justice Department
Georgia
Maryland
Delaware
Florida
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
United States
Maris
Hickel trails in Alaska Oklahoma Hall loses in Oklahoma primary
Oklahoma Democrats denied Gov. David Hall a bid at a second term as Clem Rogers McSpadden led with 37 percent and David L. Boren 35 percent in the gubernatorial race with a Sept. 17 runoff. In Alaska, Walter Hickel trailed in a three way GOP primary to Jay Hammond as Hickel seeks his old seat after leaving the Nixon cabinet. Incumbent Senate race and other GOP nominations were also decided with dominant showings for several incumbents.
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Walter Hickel
Alaska
Oklahoma
Hall
Clem Rogers McSpadden
Will Rogers
Reform
David L. Boren
McSpadden
Boren
GOP
Jim Inhofe
Hickel
Nixon
State Senate
Jay Hammond
Keith Miller
William Egan
Miller
Mike Gravel
Washington
Pentagon
Gravel
Henry Bellman
Ed Edmonson
Charles Nesbitt
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma City
Internal Revenue Service
Legislatve
Carl Albert
Albert
U S loses battle on population plan at world conference
At the world population conference in Bucharest the U S led group failed on two main points in the draft plan. It would have required governments to provide family planning information to all citizens by 1965, while Argentina and allies removed the 1985 deadline and nearly erased all curbs references. Delegates warn reversing votes is unlikely as Argentine influence dominates. The Argentine push also seeks a new international economic order and resource transfers from rich to poor nations.
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Bucharest
UPI
U.S
Argentina
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