Williams College Interviews Monaco Prince Visitor
Williams College admissions officer interviewed Prince Albert son of Prince Ranier and Princess Grace of Monaco. Albert 17 visited Monday with his parents sister Caroline and a bodyguard for a two hour campus tour. He has not formally applied and plans to seek admission as a freshman in fall 1976.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Prince Albert
Prince Ranier
Princess Grace
Monaco
Albert
Caroline
Susan Ford On River Trip With Friends Near Vail
Susan Ford aged 18 and her party rafted down the Colorado River from Vail Colorado in a two day trip. Her boyfriend Brian McCartney 26 a Vail ski patrolman and Ray Anderson 25 admissions director at Holton Arms School Virginia joined the group. Miss Ford was a graduate of Holton Arms earlier this year and accompanied Susan on the journey.
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Vail
Colo
Susan Ford
Colorado
Brian McCartney
Ray Anderson
Holton Arms School
Virginia
Miss Ford
DDT Ban Proves Itself Says Massachusetts Audubon Leader
Allen H. Morgan of the Massachusetts Audubon Society cites an EPA national study showing DDT residues have fallen in humans and animals since the bans in 1969 and 1972. The report also notes that switching costs for farmers were nominal and human daily intake dropped from 13.8 to 1.88 milligrams between 1970 and 1973.
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Boston
Massachusetts Audubon Society
Environmental Protection Agency
Massachusetts
Allen H. Morgan
Society
EPA
Israeli Troops Kill Three Guerrillas Near Hanita Wood
In a 30 minute battle near Hanita, Israeli forces killed three Arab guerrillas after surrounding them in a hilltop wood four miles inland from the Mediterranean. One Israeli soldier was wounded as reinforcements formed a protective shield between the area and the border fence ahead of Kissinger’s visit.
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Hanita
Israel
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Mediterranean
Gurney Trial Costs Kept Secret
A federal judge in Orlando refused to release the costs of the six month trial of former Senator Edward J Gurney. The Orlando Sentinel Star reported nearly 225000 in trial expenses from a two week probe. The judge said disclosure could prejudice a fair retrial on unresolved charges.
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Orlando, Fla
Edward J R
Gurney
Orlando Sentinel Star
US. Dist
Ben Krentzman
Sentinel Star
Rain Fails To Halt Damages To Corn
Washington AP reports continued corn damage in the upper North Central states despite last week’s rains. Above normal heat kept topsoil moisture low, pressuring a crop already trimmed by prior drought. The USDA cut its corn yield projection by 196 million bushels to 5.85 billion, a record despite drought fears. Spring wheat progress is strong, winter wheat harvest 91 percent complete, and soybeans look more encouraging as rain returns. World grain reserves remain tight due to droughts outside the United States, with 103.3 million metric tons projected for carryover this June 30, up 37 million from last year.
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Washington
Upper North Central States
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Woman named head of San Diego County jail
Elizabeth Clark, 50, appointed to run the troubled San Diego County jail as part of a new corrections department. Sheriff John Duffy opposes the move, planning a court fight. Clark is the first woman to head a California county jail and aims for a humane, reform minded approach amid staff shortages and allegations of brutality and narcotics smuggling at the facility.
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San Diego
Elizabeth Clark
John Duffy
Clark
California
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