Tyrone Ramsdy a Harlem teen photographed future in ghetto
In central Harlem Tyrone Ramsdy, 16, sketches a path from poverty and street stereotypes to schooling, work and leadership. He studies photography at Central Commercial High School, helps his family, and credits black authors and leaders as guidance while rejecting drugs and wasteful politics. He mentors with the Central Harlem Youth Council and shoots for its paper.
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New York
Tyrone Ramsdy
Harlei
Tyrone Hamsey
Bub Fie
Ile
Stanmer School
Central Commercial High School
Tyrone
White Bay
JJ. Johnson
Dizzy Gillespie
Roy Eldridge
Cannonball Adderly
Richard Weight
Stokely Carmichael
Louis Atenstung
Shirley Chisholm
Brooklyn
Nick Giavanni
Jet Magazing
Rhany
Life
Central Harlem Youth Council
Th Council
Alabama firms comply on air law dispute unfolds
Alabama environmental officials report most firms comply with state air permit rules while TVA and the Army challenge state jurisdiction. The state seeks court action to compel TVA and Redstone Arsenal to obtain permits, arguing federal standards align with Alabama law.
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Alabama
Daniel
Thalelia
TVA
Dante
Federal
Finviconmental Protection Agency
Danie!salt
Alabamia
Edward Nixon Aides Campaign For His Brother’s Re Election
Edward C Nixon, 42, works near the White House as vice chairman of the Republican campaign committee aiding his brother President Richard Nixon. He earns 1795 monthly on leave from Ecoforum while weighing conflicts of interest and describes the race as closer than expected. He emphasizes a positive, dedicated approach and personal anecdotes from the Nixon family.
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Washington
UPI
Edward C. Nixon
White House
Edward
Nixon
Kld
Ecoforum, Tne
Hedward
Hall
Hiehard Nixon
Congress
Edward Nixon
Donald
Marriott Corp
Nison
Frank Nixon
Hannah
Richard
Ne'saldl
William McKinley
Columbus
Ohio
McKinley
Gio
British Life in Muscat Echoes Old Empire Ties
In Muscat Oman the Union Jack flies over the British embassy and English habits persist amid rapid price rises since Sultan Said Bin Tabi overthrew his father in 1970. Britons, SAP officers, and expatriates flock to hotels while wages rise and goods grow scarce, as the Sultanate opens to world trade and investment.
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Muscat
Oman
HMS Falmouth
Sultanate of Oman
London
Bayer
Dubai
Persian Gulf
Fokker
Sultan’s Armed Forces
SAP
Sullah
London Daily Telegraph
Sultan Said bin Qabus
Tung Jong
U.S
Clifford James
Pat) Quinlan
Louise
Quinlan
Minnesota
al Falaj
Quinlans
Dune
Sultan Said bin Qabul
New York hospital strike threat ends with workers contract
In a general meeting at the Astor Hotel, members of the 7 000 member Local 4 of the Hospital, Nursing Home, and Allied Services Union voted unanimously to accept a new two year contract. If approved by the Federal Pay Board in Washington, it guarantees wage increases of 20 per week in year one and 17 per week in year two, lifting minimum weekly wages to 157. Hospital workers on a 65 hour week gain the best terms in the country, says Harald Davies.
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New York
UPI
Whien
Asplomat
Davids
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Colbert County
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Tvo
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Qabiis
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Sana
North Yemen
Tadio Dut
International Herald
N.Y
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Arabia
Iran
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Arabian Sea
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