Pan Am pilot sees gradual thaw in Soviet tourist welcome
PanAm pilot Robert Tegeder, 33, based in Kennebunk, describes Moscow as loosening travel rules and improving tourist access since 1969. He notes stricter customs, currency controls, and language limits, but observes more open shops, brighter streets, and friendlier greetings, with Russians eager to attract Western visitors while maintaining strict rules.
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Farmers Wary Of New Year Signals From Washington
Washington observers warn 1974 may not top 1973 as farmers brace for possible fuel shortages higher fertilizer costs and tighter grain prices. Outlooks foresee strong export demand but a murkier second half amid higher crop output and reduced subsidies. Inflation and sector profit pressures persist across dairying and other farming lines.
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Vermont Yankee Fines Proposed for AEC Violations
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp faces 15000 in fines for four regulatory violations tied to an accidental chain reaction during reactor core tests at Vernon plant on November 7. The AEC notes prior procedural violations, but asserts no radiation release occurred and safety systems worked. The company has 20 days to pay or protest and to describe corrective steps.
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Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
Larry Keyes
AEC
Washington
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Ver-non
Vernon
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