Penn Central seeks US funding to revitalize railroad
Trustees of the bankrupt Penn Central Railroad urged the government to cover costs for new equipment and long neglected facilities. They warned that without aid reorganization cannot finish by 1976 and threatened to shut down commuter lines unless compensated.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Penn Central Railroad
Penn Central
Cial
U.S
John P. Fullam
Pen Central
Amtrak
National Rail
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Cairo Students Clash With Police Over City Center March
Cairo University and Ain Shams University students defied a government warning and clashed with police as they moved toward central Cairo. Police used batons, reinforced guards around the Council of Ministers and the People’s Assembly, and confined protesters to a two square mile zone near the Cairo Zoo while authorities questioned an American, Hubert James, detained for taking campus photographs.
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UPI
Council of Ministers
People’s Assembly
Parliament
Wea
Pallee
Cuito Zoo
Cairo
Cairo University
Ain Shims University
Alexandria University
Middle East News Agency
MENA
Hubert James
Ain Shams
Five Die In Jet Cargo Plane Crash Near Edmonton
A Pacific Western Airlines Boeing 707 crashed while on final approach to Edmonton International Airport in a snow storm, killing five crew members. Severe weather, a reported power failure and loss of runway lights hindered rescue and investigation. The cargo included 75 cattle. Victims from Vancouver area were Captain Arthur E. Jung and co pilot Lowell L. Doerksen among others. Edmonton resident Bill Vance also died.
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Edmonton
Alta
UPI
Pacific Western Airlines
Edmonton International
Toronto
Ahive
Ministry of Transport
PWA
Harry Herbert
Arthur E. Jung
Lowell L. Doerksen
George A. Dormer
Keith Mcmahon
Vancouver Area
Bill Vance
Nixon’s New Mandate: A Quiet Expectation From Hometown
Washington Window notes a calm, wary mood as Nixon secures four more years. Voters, including Black communities and students, favor stability over protest, hoping leadership avoids dramatic shifts. They seek domestic tranquility and fear rockier policy, sensing a weary nation ready for a pause.
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Nixon
George McGovern
Pye
America
Grand jury indicts alleged drug smuggler
A federal grand jury in Baltimore indicted North Carolina man Thomas Southerland on nine counts for forging passes and IDs to board military planes. He was arrested at Andrews Air Force Base in an Army sergeant uniform and held on $50,000 bail. prosecutors say he aided a heroin-smuggling ring using the bodies of Vietnam War dead.
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United States
Thomas Southerland
Southerland
Andrews Air Force Base
U.S
Michael Marr
Baltimore
Air Force
Thailand
World's best-dressed women list announced by fashion experts
The 1972 lineup, chosen by Eleanor Lambert from 2000 observers, features 12 international figures led by Marisa Berenson and includes Baroness Thierry van Zuylen and Mrs. Samuel Reed Jr. This year omits the First Family, highlighting a new fashion image. Five more women join the Hall of Fame for lasting influence, including Mrs. Engelhard Jr. and Mrs. Graham Mattison.
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UPT
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California
Astaces
Michigan
Milan
Paris
Jacqueline Onassis
Queen Elizabeth
Marisa Herenson
William Clay Ford
Urosse Ponte
Mich
Firestone
Henry Ford
Eleanor Lambert
Pat Nixon
Marisa Berenson
Elsa Schiaparelli
Couturiere
Thierry van Zuylen
Samuel P. Reed, Jr
Charles Engelhard, Jr
Reed
Heat of the Olivetti Co
Mick Jagger
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William Buckley, Jr
Coilmnist
Teevision
Miss Lambert
John F. Kennedy
Queen Elizabeth II
Britain
Duchess of Windsor
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Monaco
Loel Guinness
Stout
Joseph P. Kennedy
Sirikit
Thailand
William Paley
Wyatt
Gloria Vanderblit
Henry Ford II
Hall of Fame
Graham Mattison
International
David Evins
Mme. Grés
Paris Couturiere
Richard Pistell
Skylab diet plan aims to keep crew meals appealing
Space Center Houston reports astronaut dietitian Dr. Malcolm C. Smith spent three years preparing meals for Skylab crews with nine astronauts planned for flight. Six meals rotate every six days featuring lobster Newburg filet mignon spaghetti and ice cream while avoiding a fixed seven day cycle.
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Houston
UPI
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Manned Recraft Center
Orbiting Laboratory
Ike
Smith
Sri
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Swinging Stewardesses and Pussycats at the Cinema
Review notes two new X rated films Fat City and A W Coop as box office successes. Cliff Robertson directs and stars in A W Coop in his first film. Tuesday Weld stars in Play It As It Says. Cinema I and II list schedules with matinees. times via Williamstown hotline 442-4179.
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Stacy Keach
Jeff Bridges
A.W. Coop
Cliff Robertson
Fort
Williamstown
Weld
Micks
Bank
Cinema I and I
Bennington Banner Biz Ad Snapshot
Bennington Banner listing contact numbers for business news and advertising. Includes newsroom, advertising line items, and postal address at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. Rates shown for mail subscriptions and local delivery.
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Bennington Banner
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Bennington
Tey Banner Publishing Corp
United
Olerpandal
New York Times
National
Watthews
Shannon & Cullen Mc
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