Airlines Buy X-Ray Equipment to Ease Security Checks
WASHINGTON AP The airline industry plans more than 4 million in low dose X ray machines to screen carry on baggage. The move aims to speed bag searches under FAA rules while preserving security. Seven airlines have ordered 116 machines with one exploring 24 more at about 30000 each.
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Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Air Line Pilots Association
Allegheny Airlines
Thompson
Air Transport Association
FBI
Airport Operators Council International
North Viet Harbors Back In Business
Washington reports that more than 150000 tons of cargo have reached North Vietnam since minesweeping paused, implying mines laid by U S Navy planes may have deactivated automatically. A 18 ship task force is to resume clearing Haiphong and nearby ports after ceasefire terms are agreed.
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Washington
North Vietnam
United States
Pentagon
Haiphong
U.S
Hanoi
Vietnam
Subic Bay
Philippines
Jerry W. Friedheim
North Vietnamese
Columbus Church Warned Over Snakes In Service
The Full Gospel Jesus Church in Columbus faces a city warning after a ban on handling poisonous snakes. Pastor Richard Williams says a service is planned, but a decision on using snakes will wait for guidance from God as officials enforce the two foot snake length prohibition.
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Columbus, Ohio
Full Gospel Jesus Church
Richard L. Williams
Columbus
Wine Prices Skyrocket as Investors Buy for Hedging
New Yorkers and others invest in wine as a hedge against inflation with cases rising in value. Keith Gould paid 15 per bottle two years ago for Château d Yquem 1966, now about 35.98. Terry Robards bought 1961 Château Talbot six years ago for 50 a case, now over 200.
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New York
Keith Gould
Los Angeles
Terry Robards
Gould
Robards
California Wine Institute
U.S
Boston
California
Mincey Quadruplets Turn Nine as Busy Cincinnati Family Expands
Willie May Mincey, 48, reflects on aging after giving birth to Matthew Mark Luke and John on May 22 1964. The Minceys a drill press operator father and 15 26 year old siblings face money worries inflation and ongoing care while Mrs Mincey juggles five other children and babysitting to help make ends meet.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Mincey
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Willie May Mincey
Robert
Ministers Drink Diluted Strychnine During Services
The Rev. Mr. Williams and Rev. Willie E. Sizemore claim to drink diluted strychnine and apply lit kerosene torches to their hands during church services as part of a warning to snakes after the city’s alert.
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Mr. Williams
Willie E. Sizemore
Antioch College Plans Informal Graduation Ceremony
About 100 graduating seniors at Antioch College are expected to attend an informal graduation ceremony in Yellow Springs Ohio. Diplomas will be mailed next month due to a campus shutdown caused by student picketing over financial aid concerns.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
Antioch College
Antioch
Kids Learn Karate In Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan 24 year old Jim McCune runs a self defense school for youngsters. Twice a week 15 children in white uniforms learn kicks and punches to develop self discipline and confidence. He notes karate began in 500 A D with a Buddhist monk and stresses avoiding fights while teaching safe behavior.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Jim McCune
Grand Rapids
McCune
School of Self-Defense
India
Himalayas
China
First U S Gold Coins Struck in 1795 and Last in 1933
The early United States minted its first gold coins in 1795 and issued the final pieces in 1933, marking the complete span of gold coin production in the nation.
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United States
Court orders study of environmental hazards from fast-breeder power
An appeals court demands immediate environmental impact scrutiny of the fast-breeder nuclear program citing 600 000 cubic feet of concentrated radioactive wastes to 2000 and beyond. The AEC must study impacts despite the program remaining in research. NRDC pressed for early analysis.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S. Appeals Court For
District of Columbia
Appeals
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Natural Resources Defense Council
NRDC
Citizens’ Environment Organization
Princess Anne to marry St. Mark Phillips in Westminster Abbey
Buckingham Palace announced that Princess Anne will wed St. Mark Phillips in Westminster Abbey on November 14. The ceremony will be conducted by Archbishop Michael Ramsey and marks Anne's 23rd birthday season of royal events.
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Anne
Elizabeth II
St. Mark Phillips
Westminster Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Canterbury
Michael Ramsey
Prince Charles
Prince Philip
Phillips
Queen
West Germany
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