Global Markets Shake as Pound Dives Past $2 Level and More
The pound dropped to about $1.99, a new low after sliding from Friday’s close, in a broad FX rout. Vatican official apologizes for a joke about terrorists destroying Jerusalem towers, while Canadian talks on India’s nuclear aid show progress but no deal yet. Seven teens died in Ohio after a car struck them on a rural road. several others injured. Congressional GAO says rising academy attrition hits U.S. taxpayers, with record losses at military schools in 1974 75. Concorde jet ban bill moves in New Jersey, Grace Kelly attends Philadelphia flower show, and Maxie Rosenbloom dies after Paget’s disease. Ed McMahon weds Victoria Valentine in San Francisco on his 52nd birthday.
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Ed McMahon
Johnny Carson
Victoria Valentine
Houston
Tex
SteAtahon
Episcopal Church of the Advent of Christ the King
San Francisco
McMahon
Miss Valentine
Texas
Hearst Jury May Get Case Friday
Patricia Hearst’s defense challenges expert testimony on her state of mind during the Symbionese raid. Dr Fort testified she had no mental disease and acted without fear, prompting objections as the trial nears its seventh week and potential jury verdict.
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San Francisco
UPS
Patricia Hearst
Bailey
Distref
Olver Carter
Fort
Miss Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph Hearst
Brig Ad
SLA
SIA
U.S
James Browning Jr
Hailey
Miss. Kvorst
Steven Soliah
Patman Dean Of House Dies After Pneumonia
Washington Rep Wright Patman veteran House member and former Banking Committee chair dies at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a two week pneumonia illness. Funeral set for Texarkana First Baptist Church. Survived by three sons and his wife Pauline Tucker Patman.
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Washington
UTI
Wright Patman
Dvex
Dean
House of Representives
First Baptist Church
Texarkana
Tex
Patman
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Wan Bankers Association
East Texas
Bethesda Navaloapital
Bowse Banking Committee
Honkers
Meclon
Harding
Mellon
Hoover
England
Indiana
Ray Madden
George Mahon
T-Tex
Ford
House of Representatives
Carl Albert
House
Ralph Nader
Fatman
Merle Carimer
Wineboro
Pauline Tucker
Texas
William Patman
Ganado
Connor Patman
Tealtar
Marald Patman
Austin
U S Still Number One Militarily Rumsfeld Says
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld argues in a weekend interview that the United States remains roughly equivalent to the Soviet Union in military power, warns current trends could shift the balance, and emphasizes U S arms sales stabilize the Middle East while condemning corporate bribery harming defense readiness.
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Washiington
UPL
Donald Rumsfeld
United States
Soviet Union
Rumsfeld
Ronald Reipan
Ford
Middle East
U.S
Department of Defasse
Slow but steady improvement in economy seeps through
Washington reports a mixed but improving economic picture. Unemployment fell to 7.6 percent in February, with employment back to late 1974 levels at 86.3 million, while inflation remained near 7 percent and wholesale prices slipped 0.5 percent in February. Personal income rose sharply in January, and leading indicators climbed 2.2 percent in January. GNP for 1975 shows solid gains with fourth quarter growth around 5 percent, lifting the annual figure to about 2 percent above 1974.
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Washington
UPI
Themaes
Commerce Department
Mid West Residents Endure Power Outage After Ice Storm
United Press International reports Wisconsin and Michigan endure extended outages as ice wind and fallen lines disrupt life. About 200 National Guardsmen direct traffic while dairies dump milk and residents heat with improvised methods. Officials foresee most power restored tonight though tens of thousands may remain without through Thursday. A Detroit Edison lineman, Bobby J. Sanders, 37, was electrocuted during restoration work.
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United Press International
Candleight
Wisconsin
Michigan
Scratel
Chuck Heidel
Detroit Edison
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Wisconsin Power
Bobby J. Sanders
Detroit
Untitled regional sports wrap reads like a garbled times news
A fragmented OCR page from the Times-News lists names, places, and numbers in a jumbled regional sports and notices section. The readable items include scattered team references, local identities, and stray scores, all lacking coherent context or complete events.
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Jerusalem
Pierre de Contensen
de Contenson
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Pierre Trudeau
India
Ottawa
Michag Kemper
Jasier Rants
Barbara Giding
Anthony Kemper
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Kenneth Sereane
Joy Brandewie
Minster
John Kremer
Mariastein
Ohio Highway Patrol
Victor Ralston
Celina
Ohio
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Air Force Academy
West Point
Naval Academy
Merchant Marine Academy
Coast Guard Academy
New York
Hugh Carey
New Jersey
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Kennedy
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Port Authority of
Kentressy
Jersey
Richard van Wagner
Grace
Monaco
Philadelphia
Grace Kel
Philadelphia Natiy
Solly Jlacess
Pennsylvania Horticulture Society
Maxie Rosenbloom
Princess Qrace
Oseraloo
Hearst
Brug
Crocker National Bank
Carmichael
Calif
Myrna Lee Opsah
Soliah
Shelden Os
Stephan Imhoff
Otis
Migs
Mildred Ledbetter
Tracy Cat
Federal Reserve
William McChesney Martin
Andrew William Mellon
Treasury
Bob
Mid-West
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Bea Luckenbach
Birmington, Mich
Homgsport Times
Atfiheg
TCL
Yen Gack PO Heath
Guins Fey
Pnd
Pegasta Varo
Wes
Todd
Coe
Rome
Ena Sen Co
WBS
ETSI
Meee
Armen
Sabin
Ben Berns
Kingsport Fine Arts Center
Lyle Construction of
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Sullivan Street
Ringspgry
Tennessee
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