Pepsi Kids Rally At Garden For Fifth Rock Revival
More than 15,000 fans packed Madison Square Garden to hear 1950s stars like the Belmonts, Bo Diddley, Lesley Gore, the Drifters and Jerry Lee Lewis. Young attendees dressed in retro outfits while older fans recalled a bygone era, saying the old songs had real meaning and mood. Patricia Matz, 10, clung to a rail as Bill Barber of Washington, D.C. praised the lyrics and nostalgia drew families from nearby states.
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Leslie Core
Bo Didley
Jerry Lee Lewis
New York
Pepsi
Edsel Generation
Madison Square Garden
Belmonts
Bo Did‘dhey
Lesley Gore
The
Drifters
Patricia Matz
Bill Barber
Washington, D.C
Postal Service And Unions Oppose Ford Pay Ceiling
Washington AP dispatch reports both the Postal Service and its unions oppose a pay ceiling sought by President Ford as they move toward negotiating a new contract. The talks cover a large workforce and wages, with officials signaling resistance to limited pay growth.
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Postal Service
Ford
Washington
Albert Rees
Council
Benjamin F. Bailor
Jackie Kennedy Onassis and Kennedy Family Tragedies
The article recalls Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' life after the presidential years, detailing the assassinations of John F Kennedy and Robert Kennedy, her marriage to Aristotle Onassis, and a series of family tragedies including the Kennedy patriarch’s stroke, Edward Kennedy’s cancer and other calamities. It then shifts to U S postal labor costs and federal pay debates, Cambodia aid talks, and unrelated political and legal notes surrounding figures such as Scott and Bill Walton.
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Washington
United States
Robert
Kennedy
New York
Robert Kennedy
White House
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Joseph Kennedy
Edward
Joseph
Jed
Alexander Onassis
Kissinger Appeals to Syrian Leader as Peace Talks Move
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged Syrian President Hafez Assad to back his Sinai negotiations. He then flew to Jordan to brief King Hussein on American Middle East initiatives and prospects for peace, promising a full report on a 10 day mission. Jordan stated it has no active role in the Geneva process.
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Kissinger
Sinai
Jordan
Middle East
Hussein
U.S
Damascus
Geneva
Palestine Liberation Organization
Rabat
Assad
Golan Heights
Egypt
Israel
Linda Hardy’s Children Seek a Loving Home After Cancer
Linda Canter era story follows Mrs Hardy’s battle with cancer and wish to place her three children, Sheri 12 Joey 10 Amber 6, in a stable home as she recovers. Hospital says Hardy in fair condition post surgery with family-only visits. guardianship and welfare support noted.
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Canter
Mrs. Flowers
Portugal shifts left with Soviet fuel offer and insurer nationalization
In Lisbon and Madeira, Portugal's military government shows a leftward tilt by exploring fueling facilities for Soviet merchant ships on Madeira and by nationalizing the country’s insurance firms after last Tuesday’s failed coup. Officials say NATO ties and policy remain unchanged, while a national transport agency allegedly representing the Soviet government seeks fuel for ships in NATO waters.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Madeira
NATO
Information Ministry
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Iberian Sea Command
Utilities challenge rate hikes for high risk firms
The article discusses the push for higher utility rates to restore profits after a hard year. Government officials acknowledge the core issue is the rate level, while consumers face steeper bills, with Florida and Michigan showing 75 and 35 percent increases. Energy stamps are mentioned but not pursued. Regulators weigh the need for higher charges against the burden on low income groups, highlighting the influence of inflation, interest rates, and stock markets on capital costs.
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House
Senate
Jerome Ambro
D-N.y
Andrew Maguire
D-N.j
Herbert Harris
D-Va
George Miller
D-Calif
Toby Moffett
D-Conn
Treasury
James L. Pate
Commerce
Florida
Michigan
Donald R. Craven
FEA
William G. Rosenberg
Michigan Public Service Commission
Belligerent man flees after interrogation over Ban Me Thuot dispatch
Police communique says the man jumped into his car and sped away after threats of arrest for damaging office equipment during questioning. Two warning shots were fired and three shots hit the car’s tires. Other reports claim more shots and bullet holes in the front, rear, and windows.
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Central Highlands
Ban Me Thuot
Study links heavy work to lower sudden death risk
Heart researchers report sixty six deaths charged to the heavy work category, 107 to the moderate work category and 425 to the light category. They say hard work may reduce sudden death syndrome after a massive heart attack. The study notes the most active longshoremen perform repeated bursts of peak activity rather than steady slow pace.
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