Man Will Try Again Another Day Muscle Powered Plane
Joseph A. Zinno 52 of North Providence Rhode Island attempted to launch a muscle powered airplane at a former naval air base beside Narragansett Bay. Four tries ended earthbound as he pedals the lightweight craft with no engine. He plans to tinker and return with hopes of lifting off on a calm wind day, aiming for a ten foot rise and eventually a figure eight. Europeans have achieved man powered flight, but Americans have not completed a figure eight.
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Stock Market Records Some Spotty Advances
In a slow trading week New York markets posted mixed gains led byIBM’s +2.5% drop after a quarterly beat and Merrill Lynch’s sharp fall despite record first quarter earnings. The Dow Jones average rose 12.20 to 580.48 while the S P 500 edged up 0.32 to 100.67 and the NYSE composite gained 0.14 to 52.55.
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Carter Faces Tough Numerical Task for Nomination
With about one third of Democratic delegates chosen, Jimmy Carter must more than double his delegate capture to win on the first ballot. On the Republican side Ford leads in delegates, but Reagan says no first-ballot victory is assured with two candidates. Uncommitted delegates and favorite-son lists complicate both parties as conventions approach.
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Most Of Country Slated To Go On Fast Time
Washington AP reports most of the nation will move clocks forward one hour on April 35 to start a six month Daylight Saving Time period. The 1966 Uniform Time Act governs DST, with past proposals for eight or seven months facing opposition. Proponents cite energy, crime, and safety benefits while critics warn of dark mornings for schoolchildren and farm work delays.
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