Beame seeks federal loan aid as New York faces default
Sunday summary notes Mayor Beame and three top bankers urging Congress for multi billion dollar federal loans or guarantees to salvage New York City from default. Senate Banking Committee members show reluctance to commit billions. Also Kissinger travels to Tokyo before China visit with Ford, aiming to test Sino American cooperation. A NORC study finds Jews and Irish Catholics wealthier and more educated than Protestants, while a federal white paper urges de-emphasizing marijuana prosecutions as a widely used drug.
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UFO followers traveled by car not spacecraft says witness
James Morgan disputes reports of a nationwide UFO journey by Herff Applewhite and Bonnie Nettles. He recalls they left Houston in May 1974 driving his car with his credit cards, stating from gas tickets they traveled across the country rather than in a real spacecraft.
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Rain Delays Sixth Game of World Series at Fenway Park
Inclement weather postpones the sixth World Series clash between the Cincinnati Reds and Boston Red Sox. Rain began Friday night, Fenway Park is flooded, and more showers are forecast. If a seventh game is needed it would be played Monday with no start time set.
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Nuclear energy debate clashes with human life claims
A medical physics professor at a conference argues nuclear energy is unacceptable for humans, citing plutonium fallout and lung cancer deaths since 1954. Dr. Cyril Comar of EPRIs counters that despite risks, nuclear energy remains the most acceptable and economical option today. Meanwhile California football: Cal routs Oregon State 51 24 as coach Mike White hails momentum toward UCLA USC clashes.
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Hayward shoreline a quiet tenacious refuge at risk
A vivid Bay Area scene along Hayward shoreline details marsh mud flats, pilings, archimedean pumps from the 1400s, and clusters of barnacles. It notes birds, clams, worms, and tiny creatures living in salt ponds while highlighting a local eight mile stretch near Hayward Landing as a rare public open space threatened by urban development with about 100 concerned residents.
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