Emmy Awards Highlight Mary Tyler Moore Show Dominance
The Mary Tyler Moore Show led with five Emmys including Outstanding Comedy Series while ABC claimed 17 total as CBS 15 NBC 11 and PBS 6 earned awards. Susan Clark and Anthony Hopkins won lead acting honors for notable biographical works as did Ted Knight Betty White in supporting comedy roles.
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HEW ordered to spend for elderly meals funding
A U S federal judge ruled that the Department of Health Education and Welfare must spend the full Congress appropriated amount for hot meals to senior citizens. FRAC officials said any unspent funds must be carried over and added to the next year's mandate, increasing a total well beyond prior plans.
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Giscard Praises 200 Years Of Franco American Friendship
President Giscard d Estaing toasted a two century bond with the United States in Washington, pledging France as a solid ally. He met with Ford and prepared for a Congress address and high level dinners at Kissinger’s home and the French Embassy.
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Beirut Death Toll Surges in Two-Day Civil Conflict
In Beirut heavy shelling and house to house fighting across the port and commercial districts left more than 1,200 dead and wounded over two days. Civilians suffered heavily as leftist, rightist, and Palestinian forces battled with tanks and artillery. Libyan Premier Jalloud pledged support for leftist demands for Syrian troops to withdraw, while peace talks remained a possibility.
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Moynihan Disharmony Bakes Within Democratic Platform Talks
Washington UPI report notes internal party rifts at Platform Committee hearings over Moynihan’s role. Liberals blocked his bid to join the drafting subcommittee, while Strauss urged unity to avoid past mistakes. Gov Wendell Anderson elected Platform Committee chair amid controversy. Charlevoix Plans 10 Ton Cherry Pie for Michigan Week Bicentennial Centerpiece in a 14 foot diameter oven.
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Congressman's claim of Northeast as sophisticated Appalachia
Representative Michael Harrington charges the industrial Northeast including New England is shortchanged in federal economic aid. He cites EDA funds 1965 to 1975 and public works grants, noting the Sunbelt regions received a larger share despite higher unemployment in the Northeast.
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Soviet Central Asia Quake Strikes as Officials Withhold Details
Reports from Tass describe a severe earthquake in Uzbekistan’s desert region with 8 to 9 on the local scale and material damage but no confirmed death or injury figures. Officials note communications are normal and major cities like Tashkent and Samarkand appeared to escape the worst impact while seismologists report considerable damage near Gazli and Bukhar.
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Unidentified firm to mine in New Hampshire
A federal official says an unnamed company is setting up a pilot mine in the northern tip of New Hampshire to assess the economic value of minerals in the headwaters of the Connecticut River Valley. State geologist Glen Stewart confirmed rumors of activity but could not confirm any specific discoveries.
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Exxon asked to detail Alaskan oil plans for surplus
Sen Thomas McIntyre urged Exxon to reveal how it would use surplus oil from Alaska's pipeline. An Exxon official on the West Coast said exports to Japan were among alternatives, conflicting with earlier Washington statements that the oil would stay in the United States.
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