Britain may be world's first undeveloping country
Britain faces persistent inflation and a falling pound as its economy stalls. The nation, rich in history and science, shows weak productivity, shrinking global share, and rising debt. Critics blame the old class system and cautious politics, while some see a social cohesion masking deep structural decline.
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Great Britain
Peter T. Kilborn
N.Y
London
Britain
Financial Times
Volkswagen
Volvo
West Germany
William Pfaff
Hudson Institute
Ralf Dahrendorf
London School of Economics
Dahrendorf
Transcendental meditation gains traction with UN delegates
At the United Nations in New York, delegates from a South American mission and other officials quietly joined a two weekly meditation session led by Sri Chinmoy's group. TM practitioners describe stress relief and enhanced concentration, while the guru frames meditation as a universal, nonpolitical tool to navigate global pressures.
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Gelber
Manhattan World Plan Center
United Nations
Jim Karambelas
New Jersey
U.N
John Foster
Manhattan Center
Sri Chinmoy
United States
First American Shot Fired in World War I
The first American shot in World War I was fired at 6 05 am on October 23, 1917 by Battery C of the 6th Field Artillery.
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6Th Field Artillery
FDA recalls cinnamon sticks and licorice for red dye No. 2
The FDA recalls thousands of pounds of cinnamon sticks fruit drops and other candy made with Red Dye No 2 banned earlier for safety questions. The largest batch 112 420 lbs by G Scaccionoce and Co New York distributed in the eastern U S. Also Herbert Candies Shrewsbury Mass recalls Licorice French Style Caramel and Hard Candy in seven ounce bags.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration Today
G. Scaccionoce and Co
New York City
Herbert Candies
Shrewsbury
Mass
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Vermont
Family battles EPA over rabid bat control in Massachusetts
Dorothy Haskell fights to allow DDT extermination of a bat colony behind her 40 year old Rehoboth home. state and federal regulators clash over authorization while a rabid bat captured near the Haskell home confirms the danger. extermination options hinge on EPA approval and a CDC permit.
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Rehoboth
Mass
UPI
Dorothy Haskell
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Environmental Protection Agency
CDC
William Winkler
Louis Wells
Margaret Veckler
Haskell
State Health Department
Wells
New Hampshire
George Cardoza
Providence
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DIAL
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Rutland
Stay Trim Studio
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Barber’s Pond
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Cole Ave
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Rte. 7
Troy Bennington Rd
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Cibie Husky
Superwinch
Western
Gabriel
Eureka
Green Mountain Camping & Vehicle Supply, Inc
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Giard’s Schwinn
Fraziers Green Mtn
Cycle & Auto Sales Inc
Benn
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Ronnie’s Cycle
Alger St. Adams
Mitchell
Northside Drive
Williams & Bugbee, Inc
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Insoneault Driving School
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Culligan
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Monroe St
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Vail Rd
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