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A compact list shows current best sellers across fiction and nonfic tion categories with titles like Black Sunday and Helter Skelter. It notes publishers and editors, with references to Bermuda Triangle and other popular titles.
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Harris
Bermuda
Helter Skelter
BugliosisCentenmid
Migherer
Meset Tr Wre New Worker
Canada Shifts to Metric System Across Nation
Canada begins metric conversion this week with Celsius temperature reporting and gradual changes through 1980. Over five years Canadians and American visitors will use liters and kilograms, while road signs and weather forecasts switch to metric units.
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Ottawa
Canada
Anders Celsius
Federal
Metric Commission
Canadian Press
Broadcast News
Weather Office
Frank Rousseau
Commission
England
Britain
United States
John K. Tabor
Ford Administration
Congress
Ken Park
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Alastair Gillespie
Metric
Wallace Leads Democrats In Gallup Poll
Alabama Governor George Wallace leads the 1976 Democratic presidential field in a Gallup poll with 22 percent of Democratic voters and 28 percent of independents. Sen. Hubert Humphrey orders second at 16 percent, with Henry Jackson 13 percent, George McGovern 10 percent, and Muskie 9 percent among Democrats. Independent results show Wallace ahead Jackson at 13 percent, Humphrey 9 percent, others lower. several named figures received scattered write ins. The report notes Wallace’s Birmingham remarks about state government priorities and possible national campaign plans. Also listed is a Georgia library bookmobile schedule for Auxvasse on April 3.
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N.J
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Gallup
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Wallace
Birmingham
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
George McGovern
D-M.d
Edmund S. Muskie
Georgia
Julian Bond
John Glenn
Adlai Ke, Stevenson II
Lloyd M. Bentsen
Morris K. Udall
New York
John V. Lindsay
Jimmy Carter
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Jackson
Humphrey
McGovern
Muskie
Glenn
Lindsay
Bond
Stevenson
Bensten
Udall
Carter
Idaho Potatoes Giveaway Triggers Food Protest in Utah
Idaho potato farmers plan to give away 100000 pounds of potatoes in a Salt Lake City parking lot as part of a protest over low prices. Farmers dump two million pounds daily to ease a nationwide surplus while asking for dehydrated potatoes for the hungry abroad.
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Salt Lake City
Idaho
Boise
Martin Evans
del Ray Holm
Conrad Harrison
Asia
Africa
Holm
Evans
Cecil Andrus
Young Qatar Ambassador Decorates Washington Residence
The Qatar embassy in Washington has spent nearly a million dollars on a four bedroom home for Ambassador Abdullah Saleh Al Mana and his wife. The 28 year old envoy, the capital's youngest, gave a tour highlighting Spanish antiques a German pub styled basement and a marble two person tub with a blinking light packed master bath. The couple, aided by an interpreter, spoke of daily life with their two year old son and joked about embassy life while discussing his duties and studies at George Washington University.
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Washington
Qatar
United States
Abdullah Saleh Al-Mana
Samira
Al-Mana
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Persian Gulf
George Washington University
al- Mana
Clemency program rush as Ford deadline nears
Officials warn of a last minute surge as Ford's Vietnam war deserters and draft evaders sign up. By Friday 22 556 of about 120 000 eligible had enrolled across three programs with numbers varying by status.
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Washington
Ford
Vietnam
Presidential Clemency Board
Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Justice Department
U.S
Clemency Board
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Charles E. Goodell
The
Congress
Moslem Prince to Face Trial for Assassination in Riyadh
In Riyadh the Saudi government says Prince Faisal Ibn Musaed, who fatally wounded his uncle last Tuesday, is sane and will stand trial soon under Sharia. A medical panel deemed him sane, though his past behavior was erratic. The case targets a potential public execution, with clemency possible from the victim’s kin or the new ruler King Khaled.
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Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Faisal Ibn Musaed
Nayef Ibn Abdul Aziz
Khaled
Sophia Loren and Carlo Ponti deny marriage in trouble
In Rome AP report Sophia Loren and husband Carlo Ponti deny divorce rumors. They say they are with their children in Switzerland for Easter and will return to Paris, where they reside. They previously lived near Rome and recently moved to Paris amid kidnapping fears.
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Rome
Sophia Loren
Carlo Ponti
Ponti
Switzerland
Paris
Pontis
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