City Hall cooling floods San Francisco water use
San Francisco plans to cut drought waste by halting city pipes water for City Hall computers and drawing from a dormant well beneath City Hall. The plan would also send used cooling water to the Fire Department reservoir, saving about 290000 gallons daily, enough for 1000 families, at an estimated cost of 33000 dollars with months of work ahead.
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Billy Carter to Attend Immokalee Barbecue and Ball
Billy Carter will attend the Farm City Barbecue in Immokalee Florida play on Billy's Redneck Power softball team and dance at a Stoneburner barn ball. Sponsor D L Stoneburner says proceeds from April 23 25 will aid local charities despite controversy over Carters appearance. Swamp buggy races were canceled after complaints about a $10 000 appearance fee. The American Cancer Society withdrew support over concerns about Carters image.
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Billy
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American Cancer Society
SBC president will not seek a second term
Dr. James Sullivan of the Southern Baptist Convention announced he will not seek a second term as president. He cited ceaseless travel and extended absences from home as factors and said he wants time for nominees to be considered ahead of the Kansas City convention opening June 14.
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James Sullivan
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Young says he was never reprimanded by Carter or Vance
United Nations ambassador Andrew Young asserts he never received a reprimand from President Carter or Secretary of State Cyrus Vance for his public statements. He says he discussed controversial remarks with Vance, stressing the public deserves involvement in foreign policy thinking. He also calls South Africa’s white government illegitimate and supports transferring power to the black majority.
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Maine
Andrew Wyeth
Chastina
Museum of Modern Art
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Andrew Young
Carter
Cyrus Vance
Cy Vance
United Nations
Young
Washington
South Africa
Cattle Receipts Dip While Slaughter Rates Mixed
Estimated receipts 765 last week 855 year ago 925. Slaughter cows firm to 1.00 higher from last week and bulls steady to firm. Feeder steers and heifers mostly firm with gains of 1.00 higher, supply 300-700 lb feeders. cows and slaughter bulls make up remaining 20 and 2 percent. Cattle price ranges listed for various grades and weights. Cow calf pairs priced per pair with 3-7 year old cows and calves at side in 242.00-321.00 range.
Makarova Performs Juliet At Maryland Ballet Benefit
Natalia Makarova returns to the stage seven years after defecting to the West to dance the Tchernichova Romeo and Juliet in a Maryland Ballet fundraiser. Her partner is Ivan Nagy. the revival stems from Elena Kittle-Tchernichova and Kathleen Crofton with Barishnikov's help. The performance marks a rare opportunity as the ballet was banned in the Soviet Union.
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Maryland Ballet Co
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Maryland Ballet
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Mikhail Baryshnikov
Connecticut considers praying mantis as state insect
The praying mantis won unanimous committee support to become Connecticut state insect despite an off the record joke about the species carnivorously consuming mates. Lawmakers noted the insect’s role and mascot appeal while weighing controversy over its behavior.
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Hartford, Conn
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