Thousands in Chile celebrate Allende third anniversary
In Santiago thousands of leftists marched to mark the third anniversary of Allende’s election. Five large government supporter columns gathered near the gray presidential palace where Allende and cabinet members planned a keynote address. Farmers drove tractors through downtown, bands played, and confetti flew as the nation faced its deepest political and economic crisis in 34 months in office.
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Penn Central seeks waiver from track safety rules
Penn Central asked the Federal Railroad Administration to exempt over 10 482 miles of its roughly 40 000 miles of track from new safety standards to take effect Oct 16. The bankrupt carrier said it would need 59 million dollars to comply and two million cross ties, which are not presently available.
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Cholera Death Toll Rises to Eighteen in Rome
In Rome the cholera death count climbed to 18 by Tuesday night as heated polemics flared over the outbreak. Local officials and medical experts traded accusations and statements while residents urged calm and adherence to sanitation measures.
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Trudeau Sets Broad Inflation Fight Plan in Commons
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau faced opposition as he opened a Commons debate proposing legislation to put more money in consumers wallets. The program aims to curb inflation with wide ranging government actions and stimulus measures.
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Heart Doctor Dies
New York heart specialist Dr. Arthur M. Master, 77, died Tuesday of cancer at Mount Sinai Hospital. He had an active cardiology practice until recently and was famed for the Master two step exercise tolerance test developed in the 1940s, using two nine inch steps to gauge heart disease.
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White House Paralysis Cited By Sen Weicker
Sen Lowell P Weicker Jr said Watergate has paralyzed the White House while Congress stays active. The Connecticut Republican spoke at a Hartford news conference noting lawmakers work on highways health and other measures as he remaining on the Senate Select Committee investigating Watergate. He suggested the executive branch bears the paralysis.
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Bean Becomes Space Champ
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Alan L Bean, Skylab 2 commander, surpassed Charles Conrad Jr to become the spaceflight time leader. At 6 09 am EDT Bean exceeded 49 days 3 hours 37 minutes while the lab passed over Japan during his scheduled sleep period.
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Bagels and tacos beat bacon for breakfast claims UN Reno
UN Reno nutritionist Marjorie Stevenson says Americans overvalue bacon and eggs and can start mornings with pizza macaroni and cheese chili tacos or ice cream as nutritious breakfasts. The piece also covers astronaut Jack Lousma and the Skylab 3 mission including Delia the tropical storm and weather research notes.
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University of Nevada-Reno
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