Opposition to Nuclear Power Provokes Weekend Protests in New Hampshire
The Pa Tribune reports about a 2000 strong demonstration against a nuclear plant in New Hampshire. State police arrested about 400 demonstrators and two reporters for trespassing, drawing debate over rights to peaceful assembly and media access amid anti nuclear sentiment and questions on why objection targets civilian power as opposed to weapons.
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Watergate Tapes Turn Into TV Soap Opera
The upcoming David Frost Nixon interviews are framed as a televised revival driven by leaks and money. Viewers may seek fresh tapes with new deletions and cussing, while Nixon’s past refusals to tell the truth are echoed in ongoing public skepticism.
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Evergreen Daily Audit Bureau of Circulations notice
The item notes the 16th year and issue number of a daily paper with second class postage paid, listing circulation auditing by the Audit Bureau of Circulations and a dial reference.
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Crown-Uptown Dinner Theatre and Private Club to open in Wichita
The Crown Players plan a Crown-Uptown Dinner Theatre and Private Club in the former Uptown Theatre at Douglas and Hillside with a July 1 reopening after remodeling. Seats 700, monthly plays mostly comedies with buffets, and it claims Wichita’s only dinner theater.
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Carter halts SR-71 flights over Cuba in shift toward Cuba talks
President Carter ordered an end to SR-71 reconnaissance over Cuba as part of easing tensions and resuming full relations with Cuba. The move ends decades of U S aerial spying while Terence Todman leads a delegation in Havana for negotiations with Cuban officials.
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Washington Square: Spy Flights Halted Over Cuba Amid Tensions
Reported halting of spy flights over Cuba linked to fishing rights, with State Department blessing a Cuban U S basketball series. New allegations from a Panama informant suggest narcotics transshipment through Cuba, implicating Panamanian authorities and a local auto dealer front. Federal investigators question credibility. no proof of drug smuggling via Cuba found. Navy near Mondale residence incident ends with apology and pledge.
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Parents Reluctant to Recognize Teen Sexuality
Dorothy Melland reports on teen sexuality and pregnancy in the United States. Planned Parenthood argues for providing contraception and information to teenagers, while noting high risks and social costs. Daniel Callahan comments on the teenage struggle and the need for improved maternity, abortion, and social services.
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