Sonny and Cher reunite on Tonight Show after divorce
In a surprised appearance on NBCs Tonight Show Sonny and Cher reunited on stage after a recent divorce. They exchanged greetings and playful jabs while Cher teased about evolving life, then followed with a brief dinner in Beverly Hills with Sonny bringing his new girlfriend Suzy Coelho.
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Mail strike threat over postal talks failure
A nationwide postal strike threatens next week if union and management fail to reach a new two year contract for 600000 workers. National Association of Letter Carriers President James H. Rademacher warns there will be no mail deliveries if no agreement is reached within the week. Federal mediator W. J. Usery Jr. says talks continue and settlement is hoped before the deadline, else potential demonstrations or problems in cities.
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Ford's 62nd Birthday Celebrated at White House
President Ford marked his 62nd birthday with a White House East Room party for 2,200 staffers including Vice President Rockefeller and Secret Service. A Navy soul band played as Ford received greetings and jokes from Flip Wilson. Mrs. Ford hosted a buffet dinner with son Jack and friends, and the family received gifts and a birthday cake.
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Ford energy plan May raise gasoline costs and prices
President Ford proposes ending domestic oil price controls over 30 months to boost supplies and conserve energy. Officials predict gasoline could rise about 7 cents a gallon with consumer prices up nearly 1 percent, costing the average family roughly $200 annually in higher energy costs.
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CPSC Rejects Aerosol Ban Over Ozone, Cancer Risk Claim
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission voted 3 to 2 that there is insufficient evidence to support the Natural Resources Defense Council charge that fluorocarbon propellants in aerosols deplete the ozone layer and raise cancer risk. The petition warned of 100000 to 300000 skin cancer cases annually in the United States and 1.5 million worldwide within 25 years.
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Congressman Leaves Bethesda After Neck Injury
Rep. G.V. Montgomery has been discharged from Bethesda Naval Hospital after a week of treatment for a neck injury from a July 4 swimming mishap at a nearby beach.
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Fire kills woman in smoking related Youngstown blaze
Isabella M. Krantz, 60, of Youngstown died in a Monday fire at her home. Firemen said the blaze appeared caused by smoking in bed. The one story dwelling and contents suffered about $7,000 damage.
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