Great Lakes Triangle debated by author Gourley
CHICAGO The Great Lakes mystery book by Gourley argues no true Great Lakes Triangle gives a geometric explanation for wrecks and disappearances. He cites cases like United Airlines Flight 389 in 1965, Bannockburn ship losses, Northwest Flight 2501 in 1950, and the Edmund Fitzgerald incident in 1975 while dismissing extraterrestrial or magnetic theories as unproven. Gourley relies on U S and Canadian government data but offers no firm answers, noting many unknowns and urging caution toward sensational hypotheses.
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Soviet mime artist seeks exit from Russia
In Moscow a mime star Boris Amarantov, once barred from public performance after applying to emigrate in 1975, finally won permission to leave for Israel and a potential U S tour. His case highlights ongoing Soviet limits on artistic expression while showing rare relaxations allowing exit visas and Western exposure. He trained at Bolshoi and Moscow Circus, won Helsinki competition, performed at Kremlin, and now aims to grow as an artist abroad.
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GOP Faces Rally to Rebuild Coalition and Attract Black Voters
The piece argues Republicans must recruit black candidates and broaden appeal to suburbanites and labor, while contrasting Carter’s liberal conservatism. It notes potential gains if strong GOP figures contest offices, and suggests supporting Panama Canal treaties and opposing the Carter backed oil shipping rule. It concludes Carter’s missteps offer Republican political payoff.
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Rick Martin on the Trash Heap and Disposable Society
A columnist laments the rise of planned obsolescence in America. He notes choosing repair versus replacement for common items from TVs to cars and housing, arguing consumer culture devalues craftsmanship and turns life into a disposable commodity. He warns the lifestyle fuels waste and harm.
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Forest Hockin Capital Building Address in Harrisburg
Fragmentary OCR item lists a Capital Building in Harrisburg with unclear contact details and an address at 50 West Main Street. Mentions names and numbers that are not clearly connected to a full event or action. The readable fragment lacks a coherent report or outcome.
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