Israel hikes prices and devalues currency
Israel's new government announced immediate 25 percent price rises at supermarkets and gas stations and a 2 percent devaluation of the final unit in a bid to curb inflation. The plan trims defense spending and subsidies as Prime Minister Menachem Begin seeks to stabilize the economy amid high inflation.
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Crash injures 20 as CTA work train hits passenger train
Twenty people were injured lightly when a Chicago Transit Authority work train rear ended a stationary elevated passenger train at Loyola station on the North Side. The work train lacked an automatic safety device now required on passenger trains.
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First black Miss Universe 1977 speaks on unity
Miss Universe 1977 from Trinidad Tobago, Ta nell a Penny Commissions, says her win opens eyes to blacks and aims for equality. She notes photographers ignored many black contestants and emphasizes personal fashion focus while maintaining modest stance.
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Rasputin daughter offers different view of monarchs’ killer
Rasputin’s daughter Maria Rasputin, a Los Angeles widow and former circus performer, says the murder in 1916 was sparked by Grigori Rasputin’s rejection of a nobleman’s advances rather than fear of his influence. She asserts her father was no monk but a self-styled holy man, and recounts his life and hoisting tale amid long-standing legends.
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