Global brief highlights show in Luzhniki and leaders
In Moscow a two week exhibit of American household goods attracts over 100000 visitors at Luzhniki Park. Guides report most questions are personal rather than about the display. In Glasgow Bob Hope enjoys a Perthshire golf holiday despite heat. In New Delhi the Indian Parliament rewrites the electoral law to free Prime Minister Indira Gandhi from a corrupt electoral practices conviction, passing by voice vote with minimal dissent.
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Luzhniki Park
Lisa Archipov
Buffalo
N.Y
Glasgow
Scotland
Bob Hope
Perthshire
Delores
New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Elton John charity concerts at Troubadour
Elton John fans paid 25 dollars for a shot at charity concert tickets at the Troubadour in Los Angeles. John selected 500 winners from a postcard pile for three shows August 25 to 27 to raise 150000 dollars for the Jules Stein Eye Clinic at UCLA.
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Elton John
California
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Troubadour
Jules Stein
Ucla
Smoking, Streets, Shacks Occupy City Council Meeting
City council session covered sidewalk repairs, nuisance properties, and long delayed urban blight issues. Bid for road salt from International Salt Co. drew little friction while residents pressed for action on sidewalk programs and hazardous site repairs.
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Bill Eatoo
Ity Council
International Salt Co
Clark
Erie
Corry
Freed Red Army guerrillas leave Malaysia with hostages in peril
A Japan Airlines plane carrying five freed Red Army guerrillas arrived in Kuala Lumpur to exchange them for hostages at the U S Embassy. The gunmen, including the American consul captive, are to depart after a 12 hour rest as police guard the scene. Officials cautioned the number of hostages ranged from 15 to 50 with no confirmed total.
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Malaysia
Red Army
U.S
Tun Abdul Razak
Civil Aviation Department
Japan Airlines Dcb
Sweden
Kazuo Tohira
Jun Nishikawa
Hague
American International Assurance
Japan Air Lines
Robert Stebbins
Fredrik Bergenstrade
Hol
Japan
Lod
Israel
Landmark toppled Cobbs Corners church sinks into pit
The Cobbs Corners Community Church, standing at the same site since 1884, was ripped from its supports by high winds on Sunday and slid into a hole beneath as remodeling left a new basement wall unfinished. Congregation faces decisive steps to address the collapse and recovery.
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Cobbs Corners
Jar Lid Shortage Tests Home Canners Drive
Goodwill Industries and the U S Commerce Department distributed 2 8 million canning lids but they vanished quickly as home canners across the northeast and Erie County bought them all. Northeast growers, roadside markets from Ashtabula to Silver Creek and fruit stand operators bought 750 000 lids for 7000 dollars. More lids are on the way, with 70 000 additional units promised, as organizers seek to ease the shortage for summer canning.
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United States
Ia North Eastman
Route 20
Kenneth Young
The
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Young
Ashtabula
Silver Creek
Erie County
Commerce Department
Goodwill Move
Goodwill
Minneapolis
Donald Giese
Washington
Matthew Warren
Goodwill Industries of America
Mideast Fire Flies Again
Israeli air force jets hit a suspected guerrilla post in southern Lebanon while troops raided a refugee camp and gunboats shelled Tyre. A retaliatory rocket attack struck northern Israel. Four Lebanese officers were killed and five guerrillas died in Tyre bombardment. Clouds of Hell squad claimed attacks on Qiryat Shmonah after dawn shelling.
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Associated Press
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Tyre
Israel
Defense Ministry
Qiryat Shmonah
Beirut
Winds Topple Cobbs Corners Church in Oil Creek area
A Sunday Wunderstorm damaged the Cobbs Corners Community Church at Oil Creek road near West Spring Creek. Pastor Rev Edward Beers said the 50 by 82 foot frame church rests on supports after tearing out a crumbling foundation while workers erected a new base. The wind shifted the wall and the structure plunged into the basement. Damages exceed 20000 dollars. a special meeting will decide whether to rebuild or relocate services at the Escalsior Full Gospel Church, where Beers also pastors.
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Keppel
East Main Street
Robert Keppel
West Church Street
Cobbs Corners
Oil Creek Road
West Spring Creek
Edward Beers
Journal
Beers
Escalsior
Full Gospel
Ford Returns From Tour After 10 Day European Swing
President Ford, back at the White House after a 13,200 mile five nation trip that ended in Helsinki, says talks with East and West leaders show the world is on the right course. He meets Japanese Premier Miki on arrival and weighs extending price controls on domestic oil.
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Europe
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Helsinki
Leonid 1
Brezhnev
Takeo Miki Tse
Miki
Japan
East Asia
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Andrews Air Force Base
Nelson A Rockefeller
Tito
Yugoslavia
Vacation Costly For Area Resident
Lindsey B Hyde of RD 4 Titusville returned home Sunday after being away since July 17 and found burglars had broken into his house. Investigators reported that a gun collection was stolen valued at about $1,685.
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Lindsey
Hyde
Corry
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