Heat wave wracks Europe as drought bites nations
London reports warn of continued heat and dryness through Tuesday and Wednesday. Across Europe driest conditions spark fires, water shortages, and conservation measures from Portugal cutting hydropower to Greece rationing evening water. Belgium sees late showers. France may ban Bastille Day fireworks. Italy restricts car washing. Germany faces farm losses while breweries gain on the Frankfurt market.
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U S flu program faces doom amid vaccine doubts
Washington UPI President Ford’s plan to inoculate every American against swine flu faces obstacles. Uncertainties include the correct dose for children and insurance issues. Lawmakers doubt a solvable indemnification bill, insurers pull coverage, and vaccine demand remains uncertain.
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Dynamite haul linked to New England bombings manhunt continues
FBI teams recovered about 600 pounds of stolen dynamite buried in two steel drums 18 miles north of Boston in Boxford as their probe into a series of bombings across Massachusetts New Hampshire and Maine broadened. Two suspects Picariello and Gullim pursued while Aceto Carlson arrested in Maine. ties to prior attacks remain under investigation.
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Governors Divide on Support for Ford or Reagan at GOP Meet
A UPI survey of 13 Republican governors at Hershey reveals 11-2 backing Ford over Reagan while many refuse to pledge unwavering support to the eventual GOP nominee. Governors Jay Hammond and Robert Ray affirm Ford, others would back the nominated candidate, with several still undecided or hedging.
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Missouri
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New Hampshire
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Ohio
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South Carolina
Edwards
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Virginia
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Arch A. Moore Jr
West Virginia
Communists win leadership of Italy’s lower house in Watergate era
In Rome, Pietro Ingrao, a 61 year old lawyer and former director of L Unita, becomes president of the Chamber of Deputies, marking the first Communist chair since 1950s. Amintore Fanfani, former Christian Democrat premier, is elected Senate president, signaling shifting post election dynamics. The Christian Democrats retain largest share but Communist gains prompt talks over Italy's 39th government and coalition possibilities. The Socialists press for Communist cabinet inclusion, while CDs resist a formal Communist government role.
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UPI
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L Unita
Christian Democratic
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Family home buying decisions and parental guidance
A guide on how families should approach moving and house hunting, recommending that spouses share tasks on longer moves while minimizing child involvement in initial visits. It notes older children can contribute, but parents determine essential needs. Mrs. Hoisington leads Hoisington Realty and holds multiple real estate leadership roles in Vermont, New York, and professional institutes.
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Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors
Tri-State Real Estate Institute, Inc
Vermont
New York States
Congressmen say they are working harder
Washington lawmakers report longer sessions. between June 14 and July 2 the Senate met 159 hours and the House 123, with a stretch of days of intense activity. They aimed to push 13 appropriation bills for the new fiscal year, while addressing budget constraints and a six hour debate on member allowances tied to recent ethics scrutiny.
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Viking scientists compare Mars landing plan to cosmic ice hockey
In Pasadena, Viking project leaders describe the landing site as an ellipse that moves within a broader area to find a suitable, roughness-free touchdown. The July 17 descent aims for a 99.7 percent chance inside a 14 by 62 mile ellipse, with notable emphasis on the mission’s broad scientific value beyond life detection.
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Harold Klein
Bennington Public Notice Appears in Local Lettering
A short notices matter lists three months and amounts $9.75 and $19.50 as charges or fees. Second class postage is paid at Bennington Vermont.
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