Cleveland Faces Feasibility Study for Downtown People Mover
Don Oakley reports a funding dispute in Cleveland over a $2 million federal grant for a feasibility study of a modern downtown people mover. Supporters urge accepting the "free" money to stay competitive. opponents warn it’s a costly, perhaps unwise use of federal funds and call it a “concrete albatross.”
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Cleveland
Department of Transportation
Ralph Perk
People Mover
Housing boom boosts single family starts in 1977
Despite rising costs, new single family homes are rising to a record pace with projections of 15 million starts in 1977. Market watchers note strong demand, ample mortgage money, and energy fears driving buyers, while many homes remain affordable under government price comparisons.
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Savings and
Soan Industry
John J Stafford
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
California
National Association of Realtors
New Directions Brings Big Names to Public Cause
A Washington group New Directions touts a celebrity backed image with 123 sponsors on mailings. Its focus on global issues like energy, nuclear limits, food, health and education aims to shape policy beyond domestic concerns, hinges on real achievements not prestige.
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Washington
NEA
New Directions
Russell W. Peterson
Peterson
Delaware
Panthers Founder Huey Newton to Return for Trial in U.S.
Huey Newton, Black Panther Party founder now in Cuba, plans to return to the United States to stand trial for murder after jumping bail in 1974. Newton, 35, faces this move amid reports of possible negotiations on his return and safety concerns linked to Panthers’ drug crackdown program.
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San Francisco
Black Panther Party
Huey Newton
Cuba
United Sates
Charles Garry
Newton
Havana
Garry
Underworld
Panthers
Briscoe follower urges continued governorship
In a letter from New York AP Business Analyst John Cunniff, a reader backs Dolph Briscoe for another term as Texas governor praising his steadiness and efficiency while criticizing and defending debates over Janey’s involvement.
Today in History highlights from the Associated Press
On this date 1775 the U S Army was founded as Congress authorized recruiting ten rifle companies. In 1777 Stars and Stripes named the flag. In 1846 Sonoma settlers proclaimed the free Republic of California. In 1922 Harding gave the first presidential radio speech at Fort McHenry. In 1940 Paris fell to Germany. In 1944 Saipan invasion began. In 1962 arrest of OAS members plotting to kill de Gaulle. Five years ago: Japan plane crash in New Delhi killed 84. One year ago: spy arrest in West Berlin. Birthdays Burl Ives 68, Dorothy Maguire 58. Thought: Without error there is no truth.
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Associated Press
U.S. Army
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Sonoma
Calif
Fort McHenry
Paris
Saipan Island
Marianas
France
Secret Army Organization
Charles de Gaulle
United Nations Security Council
Israel
New Delhi
Social Democratic Party
West Berlin
Burl Ives
Dorothy Maguire
Carl Albert Released After Hit‑and‑Run Injury
Former U S House Speaker Carl Albert aged 69 was discharged from McAlester Hospital after overnight treatment for cuts and bruises from a hit-and-run incident. Authorities charged 81 year old Sampson Benjamin with leaving the scene of a personal injury accident.
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Mcalester
Okla
U.S
Carl Albert
McAlester Hospital
Albert
Sampson Benjamin
The Childress Index Publication Details
The Childress Index is Childress Texas oldest business institution. It publishes Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays. It lists subscription rates: in town $7 per year and adjoining counties $7. Other counties $8.50 per year. Carrier delivery $1.25 per month or $12 per year.
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Childress Index
Childress
Texas
Chillgress Index. Inc
Ox Bow Printing
Morris Higley
Harmon Electric plans rate changes for Texas service
Harmon Electric Association announces a proposed rate increase of 11.5 percent based on the test year ending June 30, 1976. The change would apply to all customers in Texas including Childress and Hardeman Counties and requires approval by the Public Utility Commission of Texas. The statement of intent and tariff revisions are on file at the utility office in Hollis Oklahoma and at 900 Congress Avenue Austin.
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Harmon Electric Association, Inc
Childress
Hardeman
Texas
Public Utility Commission of Texas
Hollis
Oklahoma
B.C. St. Clair
Congress Avenue
Austin
Barbs By PHIL PASTORET Notes on lunch and tennis wagers
The column uses humor to compare lunch plans and speculate on ventures. It jests about game strategy and bookie point spreads. It mentions Quebec's name origin from an Algonquin term and Champlain founding the city in 1608.
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Quebec
City
Samuel de Champlain
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