Promontory Locomotives Depart for Bicentennial Plans
Nevada owns replica 19th century locomotives Inyo and Dayton loaned to the National Park Service for Promontory Point visitors in 1970. They will be dismantled and shipped to Nevada for a 1976 celebration. New replicas must be designed from photos at an estimated cost about 1 million dollars with no set plans.
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World Court ends Australia France A test case
The World Court ruled by a 46 vote that Australia’s case against France over atmospheric nuclear tests has no object after France promised to end such tests. Judge Manfred Lachs said Giscard d Estaing’s declaration binds internationally and the dispute is over. France boycotted the proceedings and did not appear before the court.
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Unemployment in Europe Rises Across Common Market
The Common Market reports nearly 1 million more jobless in nine nations over the past year, totaling 3.60 million last month. Denmark leads declines with 9.7 percent, Italy tops totals, and Britain shows 2.7 percent. Projection sees 4.1 million unemployed by winter’s end.
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