Metric standardization confusion sparks bolt size debate
UPI reports how the push toward a global metric system faces minutiae and delays. Engineers like Lloyd Mielke warn that even small issues such as a 6.3 mm bolt size provoke disagreement among ISO members. He notes Americans fear loss of round numbers and predicts gradual, costly conversion ahead.
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Schools Deadline Extended in Desegregation Case
A U.S. District Judge extended the restraining order blocking moves to desegregate teaching staffs in Los Angeles Unified School District until Wednesday. Judge Robert Firth seeks jurisdiction over transferring the case from Superior Court Judge Norman Dowds and ordered additional briefs and a new hearing.
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Iday
Ann Landers on Crossword Habits and Family Pressure
A reader complains husband Ed is a crossword addict at meals, embarrassing guests. Ann says crosswords are fine alone or with spouse but not when hosting others. Ed should shelve the puzzle to avoid insulting company. The second letter describes parental pressure on a 31 year old, single woman who finally moved out after years of hostility.
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Hassling
Dear Ann Landers Advice on Independence and Family Secrets
A reader asks how to handle living with a controlling father after gaining independence and avoiding a return home. Ann Landers urges the writer to maintain freedom. Another reader asks whether to reveal a mother's prior marriage. Ann says to ask Mom directly to obtain accurate information.
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Ford leads Reagan for GOP nomination in Harris Survey
The Harris Poll shows President Ford ahead 60 to 30 among Republican and independent voters for the GOP nomination. Reagan leads Ford on some issues but Ford dominates on foreign policy and economy, with Ford favored 53 to 21 percent for winning in November and Ford preferred on 12 of 16 tested campaign topics.
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