Lebanon engineer mows huge Bicentennial symbol in grass
Allen Thompson, city engineer, laid out a 400 foot across American Revolution Bicentennial symbol using stakes and survey gear on land shared with Oliver Hill. The design, partly on cemetery property and partly on Hill’s Cedarbrook Campground, took two days and cost about $200 to complete.
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Saul Bellow Wins Nobel Prize In Literature
American novelist Saul Bellow won the 1976 Nobel Prize in Literature in a historic American sweep of all five Nobel prizes. Born in Canada and raised in Chicago, he is cited for human understanding and subtle analysis of contemporary culture.
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Consumer prices rise four tenths with groceries dipping
The Labor Department reports September CPI up 0.4 percent as grocery prices fall for the first time in six months. Real earnings declined 0.5 percent while overall inflation remains near 5 to 6 percent, with CPI at 172.6 in September and prices up 58 percent over the past year.
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Government corrects goof as gas price hikes cut
Federal Power Commission cuts 25 percent of its $2 billion natural gas price rise after discovering actual consumer increases would exceed early estimates. The revised figures lower expected nationwide impact to about $1.462 billion, with regional bills ranging from roughly $5.20 to $23.14. Producers reactivating old wells were found to be exploiting the higher price.
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FTC Bans Sears bait and switch on major appliances
The FTC approved an order barring Sears Roebuck from bait and switch tactics for major home appliances. Sears admitted no wrongdoing but pledged future compliance. The order carries the force of law with potential penalties of 10,000 per offense for violations.
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Rainbow omen marks fragile Lebanon cease fire start
Beirut reports a shaky start to a new cease-fire as explosions flare and gunfire echoes through the capital. Christian and leftist factions claim compliance while orders for curfews and school closures prepare to calm the city.
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Weather Outlook Low Near 30 With Patchy Rain
Freezing temperatures expected tonight with a low around 30 and partly cloudy skies. A 20 percent chance of rain tonight diminishing to near zero Friday. Yesterday's high was 44 and overnight low 34 with 0.35 inches of rainfall recorded. The extended outlook calls for fair skies Saturday, possible showers Sunday, and partly cloudy Monday with highs in the 40s and 50s and lows in the 20s and 30s.
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