Mayors Call Carter Energy Plan Harmful to Urban Poor
UPI report from Tucson cites George Moscone Tom Moody and others at the U S Conference of Mayors denouncing the Carter energy package as short sighted. They urged priority on jobs mass transit and urban needs over foreign aid and budget balancing.
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Louisville
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Milwaukee
Gibson
New York City
Abraham Beame
New York
Kennedy Library Groundbreaking Ceremony Attended by Kennedys
The Kennedy family including Caroline Rose Ted John Jr and Jacqueline Onassis attend groundbreaking for the new John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library on a Sunday. The project will be a lasting memorial and public archive for the late president.
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Kennedy Library Groundbreaking at Dorchester Harbor
A 14 year after assassination ceremony marked by Kennedy family members and friends breaking ground for the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library at Dorchester near Boston Harbor. Jacqueline Onassis Rose Kennedy and Sen. Edward Kennedy spoke of memory and unity as construction by ILM Pei aims to complete in about two years with 28 million pages of presidential papers. Demonstrators nearby demanded 50 percent local hiring and an affirmative action plan for the project.
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Las Vegas Weather Forecast for the Week Ahead
Sunny warm days continue through Monday with southerly winds 15 to 25 mph increasing to 20 to 30 mph Monday. Today's high near 100 and low in the upper 60s with yesterday’s high 97 and humidity high at 26 percent.
UMW Candidates Rally in Final Push for Union Election
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller and two challengers crisscrossed eastern coal country in a scramble for votes. Miller, dubbed ghost candidate by Lee Patterson, aimed to secure about 100000 of an expected 150000 ballots as his rivals campaigned in West Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky ahead of Tuesday voting.
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Soviet Union accuses Japan Communists of chauvinist claims
Moscow charges Japan's Communist party with nationalist attitudes for demanding return of the Kurile Islands. Pravda calls the move sacrilege and accuses Japanese Communists of impudently seeking to cancel peace treaty commitments and foster anti Soviet sentiment.
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Kurile Islands
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Communist Party of Japan
Foster's Shoes Gives Style and Comfort for All Ages
A local shoe store at 119 North 3rd invites customers to find fashionable footwear for men women and children. The ad highlights comfort and fit with a focus on durable styles and school ready options.
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Journalist Calls Detention Set Up in Moscow
Los Angeles Times correspondent Robert Toth, detained three hours by Soviet secret police, questions Russia's parapsychology research and suggests the arrest may have been a setup to embarrass American journalists after receiving papers from parapsychology expert Valery Petukov at the Moscow Institute.
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Moscow Institute of Medical-Biological Preparations
Heatwave Grips Southeast with Storms and Tornado Touchdown
Heat and humidity dominated the Southeast on Sunday as thunderstorms brought heavy rain to Texas and Louisiana. A tornado touched down near Cordell Oklahoma but caused no damages. Record highs for June 12 hit Meridian Mississippi at 99 and Savannah Georgia at 98. Galveston Texas saw nearly two inches of rain while Brownsville Texas and Lafayette Louisiana logged just over an inch.
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