Long Hair And Mustache May Cost Fireman His Job
Sacramento firefighter Reed Gibson, 27, faces dismissal over long hair mustache and sideburns deemed a fire hazard. He is suspended 30 days with a hearing planned before the city Civil Service Commission, then possible court action if the ruling goes against him.
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Las Vegas Sun masthead and subscription rates notice
The Las Vegas Sun announces its leadership and staff roles including H M Greenspun president and Bryn Armstrong executive editor. It lists circulation, promotion, and city desk editors and provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and mail plans.
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Rubber usage by farmers reaches 320 million pounds
Akron readers learn that American farmers buy about 320 million pounds of rubber annually, enough to equip tires on roughly 6 million cars.
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Communist Bloc Merchants Quietly Boost Greek Trade Ties
In Vienna based report, Communist nations expand commerce with Greece despite anti-Communist regime. Trade figures show Greece importing tobacco from the bloc and contracting a $15 million Soviet power plant, with Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Yugoslavia, and Albania all posting increases or agreements.
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Pope Names Yugoslav Croatian Martyr a Saint
Vatican reports Pope Paul VI canonized Nikola Tavelic, a Croatian martyr and the first Yugoslav saint. About 10,000 Yugoslav pilgrims attended the ceremony with bishops and priests joining in Mass at St. John Lateran. The pope urged continued faith and praised clergy who stayed with their flocks through hardship.
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Tyrone Guthrie Theatre Opens Eighth Season in Minneapolis
The Tyrone Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis launched its eighth season on June 18 with Carlo Goldoni’s The Venetian Twins as the opening production. The company, praised for solid professional quality, is positioning the show as a standout entry in its season lineup.
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Panama Plans Bayano Hydroelectric Plant Investment
Panama will construct a 58.3 million dollar hydroelectric facility at Bayano to more than double the public power generating capacity.
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