Debby Rhein Leads Grand Canyon Mule Tours Frontier Trail
Debby Rhein, 22, a former librarian from Stevensville Montana, guides Grand Canyon mule trips joining 120 degree heat and cliffside drops. She faces skepticism from male wranglers and guards equal employment concerns, yet runs daily mule trains to Phantom Ranch and leads tours to Plateau Point.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Debby Rhein
Stevensville
Mont
Miss Rhein
University of Montana
Fred Harvey Lodges
Canyon
Bob Nash
Florence, Colo
Bill Waybill
Scottsdale, Ariz
Tom Richards
Tropic
Utah
Gene Waldroup
Arizona
Waldroup
National Park Service
Gene
Waybill
Bright Angel Trail
Debby
South Rim
Phantom Ranch
Plateau Point
Three Navy Jets Crashes Stun Officials in Nine Hours
In San Diego area, three Navy jets crashed within nine hours. One crewman was killed, another in critical condition, and a third crewman missing. The F-14 Tomcat crash near Miramar killed radar intercept officer Lt. Walt Laskowski. The A-4 Skyhawk pilot Lt. Evan Martin Chanik survived with minor injuries. A S-3A crash off North Island left one crewman dead and another missing as investigators pursued bodies.
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Miramar Naval Air Station
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Miramar
Walt Laskowski
Cleveland
Brian Shaw
Garden City
N.Y
Balboa Naval Hospital
Mark Feldman
Pacific Ocean
San Clemente Island
Evan Martin Chanik
Coast Guard
Naval Hospital
North Island Naval Air Station
Point Brower
Hamburg Missed By Americans Despite Size And Trade Power
Hamburg, West Germanys largest city with 1.7 million people, remains largely overlooked by American travelers though it is a major communications, commerce and culture hub. The port handled 52.5 million tons in 1976 and the city hosts 76 foreign consulates, Der Spiegel, Die Zeit and DPA, drawing Scandinavian and European tourists for nightlife and museums. Americans ranking sixth among international visitors, many corporate employees visit for business, while tourism lags behind Bavaria and southern Germany.
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Hamburg
West Germany
Frankfurt
Heidelberg
Alps
Jaroslav Verner
U.S. Information Service
Amerika Haus
Berlin
East Germany
Europe
der Spiegel
Die Zeit
DPA
Hamburg cultural scene and Reeperbahn contrasted in historic profile
An American observer notes Hamburg blends high culture with a notorious nightlife centered on the Reeperbahn. The city hosts the State Opera, dozens of theaters and galleries, while canals, lakes, and the Elbe shape a livable port metropolis. The Reeperbahn undercuts its heritage, though tourism profits from its notoriety.
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Hamburg
Hamburg State Opera
West Germany
Elbe River
North Sea
Helmut Schmidt
Bonn
Boom Boom Willis nickname born from baby gift collection
A class presents a U.S. Savings Bond fund to Mrs. Willis when she quits to have a baby. The scene includes the baby's heartbeat heard on a stethoscope and the nickname Boom Boom given to student favorite Boom Boom Willis. The piece promotes Savings Bonds as a safe, dependable way to start a future education.
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Mrs. Willis
Boom Boom Willis
U.S
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Werner
Germany
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Egypt
Crete
HTM
Sherrie
Lara
Ths Publicaton
National Bank
F.d.1.c
Kinby
Gore
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