Bloom Shapp feud tests Pennsylvania gubernatorial race
Harrisburg clash pits Governor Milton Shapp against Public Utility Commission chair George Bloom in a heated public quarrel over policy and politics. The exchange accuses Bloom of consorting with utilities and Shapp of muddying defenses, while both men attack integrity and leadership amid statewide political anxieties.
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Greek politics under Karamanlis face U S restraint and court action
The Greek scene centers on Karamanlis relations with the United States and the demand that Washington pay for base access. A special court is anticipated to try the deposed Dimitrios Ioannides regime. NATO ties and U S cooperation loom large in Greece's return from exile and the antijunta lobbying continues. Transportation reforms loom after McKinsey finds $8.1 billion annual spend in a fragmented department.
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Jack Anderson
Karamanlis
United States
Washington
Greece
Karamantis
Dimitrios Ionnides
Constantine Panagotakos
Kissinger
U.S
DC10 sale seals long chase for Varig
Bob Baird of McDonnell Douglas sold four DC10 jetliners to Varig, Brazil's airline, in a deal spanning 57 years in the making. Two planes delivered, others due later this year and in 1975, with pricing around 3.19 million plus options. Baird runs sales in Mexico and the Americas, and notes each DC10 is customized per airline.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles
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McDonnell Douglas Corp
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Baird
McDonnell Douglas
Mexico
Central
South America
Aeromexico
Viasa
Impressions of London and a Night of sensational tales
A visitor writes about London as a miniature world of propriety and intrigue, noting English stereotypes and a sensational weed killer murder at Old Bailey. The piece touches on BBC producer Dabbs facing scandal, Women's Liberation musings by Margie Proops, and a Paris interview with Madame Giraud, ending with a TV play inspired by the Nixon tapes.
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Margié Proops
Paris
Jack Anderson the plain man behind a famous column
Interview with Jack Anderson reveals a down to earth journalist with a notable war and writing legacy. He wrote for the Shanghai Stars and Stripes and later for the Tokyo edition, earning a reputation for fearlessly reporting under military censorship rules.
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Stars and Stripes
Tokyo
Jack Anderson
Dwight Eisenhower
Mark Clark
Stripes News Room
Federal
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