Boat Show Opens Here Friday At Treadway Inn
The third annual Used Boat Show opens Friday at the Treadway Inn and runs through Sunday with yacht brokers, Boating Magazine computerized brokerage display, and Coast Guard safety demonstrations. Highlights include Gleam a 12 meter built in 1937 for $425 a day, Stiletto a 27 foot catamaran, and the 41 foot launch Stiletto also for sale. Show hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
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Curtis Forbes
Treadway Inn
Boating
Coast Guard
Clinton H. Crane
Nevins Boatyard
City Island
N.Y
New York Yacht Club
Crane
Arthur Curtiss James
Herreshaff
American Sail Training Association
Dutch seek mediation clarification in hostage train siege
The Netherlands government probes what mediation outside parties could offer to South Moluccan terrorists holding at least 56 hostages on a northeast Holland train for nine days. Cabinet asks terrorists to specify mediation type and acceptable mediators. Major and minor Molucan leaders debate within the movement amid a separate school hostage incident at Bovensmilde involving 105 children.
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Assen
The
Netherlands
Holland
Toos Faber
Justice Ministry
Johan Manusama
Amsterdam
de Volkskrant
Manusama
Hovensmilde
Bovensmilde
Dick Mulder
South Monnccan
Tindonesia
Indonesia
Dutch East Indies
Budget chief warns banks over rising interest rates
Budget Director Bert Lance cautioned that bank rate hikes threaten confidence and may push long term rates higher, risking inflation and hurting home building and investment while signaling possible stock market declines. He urged rates to stay reasonable and stable to support business and housing.
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Washington
Carter
Bert Lance
Lance
Lane
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Stock Prices Rise in Rally After Steep Decline
NEW YORK AP stock prices turned upward in a technical rally after the recent sharp drop. The Dow Jones industrial average rose about 3.5 points to 902.14 at noon. Gainers led losers 74 to many on the NYSE as traders eyed a break above the 900 mark after weeks in the 800s.
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NEW York
Dow
Soviet Charges Shcharansky with Espionage
Anatoly Shcharansky a prominent Soviet Jewish dissident has been formally charged with espionage the maximum penalty under Soviet law. He was detained March 15 after accusations of spy ring ties to U.S. Embassy officials and could face death if convicted.
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Moscow
Anatoly Shcharansky
Shcharansky
Izyestia
U.S
Torney
Moverdert
Jurors drawn for trial of Bove in hotel loan
In Superior Court today jurors were chosen for the Michael Bove III case. He faces charges of embezzling state funds tied to a Viking Hotel convention center loan guaranteed by the state Recreational Building Authority and misrepresenting costs with documents from The Community Hotel Corp. The case involves a $500,000 bank-financed project, a foreclosure in 1974, and a 1976 sale of the hotel complex. Bove pleaded innocent and was released without bail.
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Michael Bove
Viking Hotel
Bove
State Recreational Building Authority
Industrial Bank of Rhode Island
Community Hotel Corp
Arthur A. Carrellas
Irustrial National Bank
Viking
Toam
RBA
Earle F. Cohen
Providence
Ally
John F. Sheehan
Bave
Tames
Burman
Frederick Cass
John E. Orton
Inside The News Weather Forecast Update
Scattered showers or thunderstorms likely tonight and tomorrow with a low in the upper 50s and a high in the 60s. Tuesday temperatures reach a high of 79 and a low of 50.
UN condemns Rhodesia raid into Mozambique
The Rhodesian government launched a cross-border raid into Mozambique sending about 700 troops by helicopter to attack guerrilla bases near Mapai. UN Secretary General Waldheim condemned the action and demanded immediate withdrawal. British and American officials urged restraint and a settlement to prevent a wider conflict.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Mozambique
Ian Smith
Mapai
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
4Yaldhenny
New York
Ile
David
Owen
United Kingdom
United Nations
Move toward Cuba diplomatic exchange nears approval
The United States and Cuba near a tentative agreement to exchange diplomats for the first time since 1961. Negotiators in New York worked out most details as Carter aims to restore formal ties, while Cuba presses its Africa presence. Carter says progress is made but full friendship depends on Cuba.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
New York
Carter
Ethiopia
Africa
Latin America
U.S
Plains
Cubas
Fidel Castro
Castro
Batista
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Mrs Carter Scores a Hit in Costa Rica Visit
Mrs. Carter met Costa Rican President Daniel Oduber and discussed human rights with the foreign minister during a two hour talks session in San Jose. Oduber praised her as natural and direct and said her presence felt like personal contact with President Carter.
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San Josh
Costa Rica
Rosalysm
Carter
Daniel Oduber
U.S
Oduber
Middletown to borrow 200000 for early year cash flow
Middletown plans a short term loan up to 200000 to cover July and August bills until first quarterly tax receipts in September. Town Administrator John F Fitzgerald says cash flow was reduced after 115000 moved from reserves in March to balance the school budget, with 475000 in expected expenses and 293000 in anticipated revenues for July and August. The loan would come from fiscal agent R I Hospital Trust National Bank at minimal cost, repaid from September property tax revenues.
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Terry Vincent
Middletown
John F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Charles C. Roberts
R. 1. Hospital Trust National Bank
Ile
Newport dock plans trimmed to ease neighbor fears
Newport Bay Associates president Carl Bolender said he will shorten a Long Wharf dock to 40 boats after neighbors objected at a Coastal Resources Management Council hearing. The plan, backed by the city council but opposed by the Planning Board, was continued to June 15. Barclay Warburton of the American Sail Training Association supported docking for visiting yachtsmen amid concerns over congestion and impact on the New York Yacht Club sail training program.
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Court House
Newes’, Yacht Club
Barclay Warburton
American Sail Training Association
Planning Board
Brick Market Place
Chit
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