Romanian Officials Arrested in Ford Espionage Plot
A Romanian government official and Turkish-born engineer from Ann Arbor were arraigned in Detroit on conspiracy charges in an alleged plan to steal Ford glass making secrets. Romanian Embassy staffer implicated. FBI says documents worth over 100000 dollars were found with Patrascu and Akfirat planned to sell data to a Portuguese firm for 25000.
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England
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U.S. and Mexico strike Colorado River pact to curb salinity
The United States agrees to spend 215 million dollars to treat Colorado River water before it reaches Mexico. A 67 million dollar desalting plant will be built with canals and works in Southern Arizona and northern Mexico. Congress must approve the pact after years of dispute over irrigation runoff from the Welton Mohawk canal.
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Waldheim Meets Meir in Israel on Mideast Peace Push
United Nations chief Kurt Waldheim held a three hour talk with Prime Minister Golda Meir in Jerusalem as part of a five nation tour to break the Arab Israeli deadlock. They explored new peace ideas and discussed air piracy and POWs still held in the conflict.
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Impounded Aid Funds Released for 5000 School Districts
The U.S. government will release 66.7 million dollars in line packed aid to about 5,000 school districts nationwide including DC Guam Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands after a suit by 11 states and three localities. Officials say the hold up was a technical carry over issue not an impoundment.
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Raw farm prices hit new record high 20 percent rise
Agriculture Department data show raw farm prices averaging 20 percent higher for the month ending Aug 15, marking the first time parity topped 100 percent in 21 years. Beef, hogs, wheat and soybeans led gains while tomatoes potatoes and apples partly offset gains. Farmers faced a 3 percent cost increase in August.
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CLC delays effective date of retail gasoline controls
The Cost of Living Council postpones the start of gasoline price controls to September 7 due to court challenges. About 165,000 branded stations face possible rollbacks and dealer groups planned a Labor Day protest, while AAA cautions against wide shutdowns amid the delay.
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Skylab Captures Tropical Storm Christine From Orbit
Skylab 2 astronauts observe Christine forming from a tropical low off West Africa and tracking toward the Caribbean. The storm reached 50 mph winds as it moves west at 14 mph, with NASA cameras capturing its spiral structure from more than 200 miles up.
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Cannibalism report denied by Brazilian anthropologist
Brazilian anthropologist Helio Rocha rejects a National Indian Foundation warning of cannibals in the Trans-Amazon Highway region. He claims the Nereya Nereyana tribe does not exist and says the Tiriyo spread cannibalism rumors to justify conquests. The foundation plans smoke grenades for field protection.
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At the Movies Twin Cinemas Reader's Digest review notes
A movie roundup lists Tom Sawyer at Cinema I with a G rating, The Day of the Jackal at Cinema II rated PG, Harte Blame in Love with an R rating, Scarecrow at Cinema with Hackman and Pacino rated R, Tom Sawyer drive in paired with Scorpia, White Lightning and The Mechanic at outdoor theatre rated PG and G, drive-ins start at dusk with times in ads.
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Eiven
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Gene Hackman
al Pacino
Bennington
Tom Sawyer
Burt Lancaster
Scorpia
Mathaways
North Hoosick Outdoor Theatre
Burt Reynolds
Charles Bronson
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