Italy Tests Economy as Lira Returns to Market
Italy reopens official foreign exchange markets in a key economic test for the 19 day old minority government. The performance of the lira in official trading will signal the durability of Premier Alda Moro's era Democratic administration and postwar government stability.
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United Nations weighs Mars life policy stance
A U N report outlines a split in scientists over whether to keep or destroy any Martian life forms that future spacecraft might return. One camp urges preservation for study, the other warns of Earth infection risk, recommending international scientific forums to decide.
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Mars
U.N
Earth
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274 Days Up On Pole In Idaho For 4th Of July Tribute
Frank Perkins, 19, of Walter Idaho, claims a world record by staying atop a pole for 274 days in a stunt planned as a tribute to the nation's 200th birthday. In Charlotte, Jimmy Arrowood, 43, a listed presidential candidate, campaigns by bicycle hoping to raise $500 and win 10,000 votes. In Washington, feral requests $560 million in U.S. foreign aid as the Ford administration pushes a $23 billion package, with House votes on a $3.5 billion foreign aid authorization.
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Idaho
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Accidental Death Ruled After Sewickley Man's Fall
Police say Charles McMorris, 45, died at Pittsburgh Forging Co in Coraopolis after slipping from a ladder while oiling a hand operated overhead crane and grabbing a live power line. Authorities ruled the death accidental.
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Charles McMorris
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Final Bids For Primary Focus On Busing Issue In Mass
In Boston the looming Tuesday primary shapes up as tight with eight major Democrats and the busing controversy driving national attention. Wallace draws antibusing support at South Boston High while candidates face TV grilling on G over court ordered desegregation. Local panelists urge restraint as Shriver endorses court decisions and Bayh pushes magnet schools to improve underperforming districts.
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New PUC bill could reshape utility rate reviews in Pa
Harrisburg AP reports Senate plans to finish a package changing how the Public Utility Commission handles rate cases. Bills would create an office of consumer advocate in the Justice Department, require hearings before major increases, and mandate audits of fuel adjustment clauses. Consumers gain representation and more scrutiny, while rate relief remains unlikely this year.
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Policeman Dies in Philadelphia Sniper Shooting
Philadelphia officer John Trettin, 29, died at Methodist Hospital after being shot in the head by a sniper on a south Philadelphia housing project four days earlier. Three juveniles Andre Martin 15 Alonzo Shields 16 and Robert Chambers 16 were arrested and charged with attempted murder as officials prepare murder charges.
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John Trettin
Methodist Hospital
Andre Martin
Alonzo Shields
Robert Chambers
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