Ford and Zarb Plan Energy Talks in Vail
President Ford will meet with Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb in Vail Colorado to finalize key energy decisions amid a heavy work segment of his vacation. The talks aim to set policy direction and address looming energy concerns.
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Outlook Brightens For R I s Economy
A statewide Project Recovery report warns Rhode Island faces serious long term economic problems despite a potential rebound from the recession. It foresees jobs rising to 1974 levels next year with gains in retail and construction but persistent weakness in manufacturing and energy costs shaping policy. It calls for attracting new business and environmentally safe nuclear power as pivotal to revival.
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U S Missile Sites Recalled as Abandoned Bases in Washington
Ed McCaffery, a wheat farmer, owns one of nine Atlas missile sites built in eastern Washington in the 1960s and abandoned soon after. The 22 acre base, bought in 1967 for under 5700 dollars, now lies unused with cattle and sheep grazing amid debris. McCaffery contemplates turning it into a casino while others reclaim land or store equipment in the underground complex.
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Balanchine Ballet Debuts at Saratoga Festival
The world premiere of Balanchine's The Ballerina and the Soldier will be staged during the New York City Ballet season at the Saratoga Performing Arts Festival. Based on The Steadfast Tin Soldier, the pas de deux features Patricia McBride and Peter Schaufuss.
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Roy Tobias
Patricia McBride
Peter Schaufuss
Growth Law Challenged in Supreme Court Path
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Petaluma California acted within its rights with a 1972 growth control ordinance aimed at preserving small‑town character and orderly development. The decision reversed a district court finding that the measure violated travel rights and equal protection.
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Belfast Pub Bomb Blast Kills At Least Four in Shankill Road
Four died and more than 40 injured after a bombing at the Yard Bar on Shankill Road Belfast. A gunman fired from a blue car at two guards, enabling a companion to throw the bomb into an unguarded door. A second blast later caused no injuries. Police tied the attack to sectarian feuding between the IRA and Protestant militants.
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Betty Ford defends remarks on marriage amid 60 Minutes reaction
First Lady Betty Ford says the presidential family views marriage as a great institution and that her remarks on premarital sex may have been distorted. She defended her honesty after a CBS interview drew mixed reaction and said parents and children should talk openly. Public response was split with about 500 telegrams and calls noting both sides.
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Pot Dog Sniffs Out $2.5 Million In Drugs At Logan
New Hampshire men David J. Wing and Thomas L. DeWit pleaded innocent in Boston District Court on possession charges after state police dog Lancer found four suitcases with 150 pounds of marijuana at Logan Airport. They posted $5,000 bail and await Aug. 22 hearing. Police said Wing and DeWit arrived from San Francisco and were staying near the airport when arrested. Lancer has helped seize drugs valued at about $2.5 million in various cases.
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