Goodyear Danville expansion triples tire plant capacity
Goodyear Tire & Rubber announces a multi million dollar expansion in Danville that will triple tire production at the plant, reinforcing the area as a key manufacturing hub. The plan, led by H M Hood, signals strong local growth and cooperation from Pittsylvania County and nearby regions. Appalachian Power also adds a fifth generating unit at Smith Mountain, raising capacity to 560000 kilowatts at a cost of 26.5 million dollars.
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Ford's Veep List When seven.
New Hampshire editors report President Ford named eight potential vice presidents including Senators Brooke, Percy, Baker, Brock. Governors Evans Ray Bond and possibly Elliot Richardson. He praised liberals among the senators and warned the list was too short and premature for a heartbeat away from the presidency.
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Solace for Babies From Womb Sounds at Wisconsin Hospital
Researchers confirm that womb-echo recordings soothe newborns and reduce crying time at St. Luke’s Hospital Racine Wisconsin. The head nurse Julia Durand notes Premature babies gain weight faster while the tapes make some nurses sleepy.
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Albert fears and fatuousness in Vietnam debate
Opinion piece criticizes House Speaker Carl Albert over Vietnam policy and foreign affairs reasoning. It questions leadership ideas on Angola and argues that suggesting Americans fight with South Africa would provoke congressional uproar, while noting investor backlash against South African ties.
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Henry Jackson
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Milo Faces Loss of Rural Maine Hospital Over Debates
Milo Maine struggles to keep its nine bed hospital amid pressure from Washington and Augusta to join a regional Dover Foxcroft facility. Residents fundraise, renovate, and defy authorities to preserve local care and Medicare finances.
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Concorde issue probes subsidies and Atlantic flights
Buckley analyzes the Concorde controversy, noting February 4 disclosures by the Secretary of Transportation on six daily transatlantic flights and two U S destinations. He questions subsidies, potential tax deductions, and the broader impact on American carriers, Detroit’s future, and international relations.
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Iowa Straw Polls Signal Weak Ford in Republican Vote
The Iowa straw polls show Ford with a slim lead over Reagan 45.2 to 42.3 percent in a 600-voter sample, while the Conservative Coalition of Iowa survey counts 2,119 for Reagan and 1,300 for Ford among about 4,000 voters. Analysts note organizational strength favors Ford, but Reagan appears robust in town precincts potentially shaping later delegate selection.
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