Ford Giscard cement U S French ties at White House
French President Valery Giscard d Estaing told Congress the United States and France share strong ties and common ideals of liberty peace and justice. The White House dinner featured dignitaries including Ray Bolger Martha Graham Judith Jamison and Clint Eastwood, with jazz by Earl Hines.
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Senate to OK FEC appointees in speedy confirmation
Five of six nominees to the Federal Election Commission are expected to be approved without hearings. William Springer of Champaige would be the new member replacing Thomas B. Curtis who led the FEC since the 1974 law. Curtis resisted reconstitution under new legislation Ford signed, saying it increased congressional control.
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Soviet Seeks Quake Aid After Uzbek Tremor
Reports say Uzbek tremor of 7.3 on the Richter scale struck near Gazli amid gas fields. Officials warn of damage but no casualties. earlier May 6 quake killed 923. Seismologists describe ongoing shocks with evacuations and limited injuries.
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Soviet bombers repeatedly test U S air defenses off Alaska
An Air Force spokesman says Soviet bombers intrude into the Alaskan defense perimeter regularly to reconnoiter, with two TU-16 Badgers on a Jan 16 mission intercepted and identified by U S jet fighters. The incursions occur 20 to 300 miles off the coast over the Bering Sea, without crossing land.
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Eruption Destroys St Pierre Kills 40000 Inhabitants
On May 8 1902 Mt Pelee volcano on the island of Martinique erupted destroying St Pierre and killing about 40000 people. The catastrophic blast left the city wiped out with few survivors and marked one of the deadliest volcanic disasters of modern times.
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