Nudist Camp in New Hampshire Draws Curious Visitors
Notting ham AP report says Cedar Waters Village in Cedar Waters Village hosts New Hampshire's only nudist camp on 400 acres with a 20 acre lake. Robert A. Bonser says visitors leave his house unaware if they were clothed. Al and Emily run a small restaurant at the camp and describe the community as casual and accepting.
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Nottingham
N.H
Robert A. Bonser
Cedar Waters Village
Bonser
New Hampshire
Emily
Cedar Waters
Bowser
Lin
Union Leader Critics Timing of Soviet Wheat Sale
The AFL CIO longshoremen's chief Thomas W Gleason said the 381.7 million bushels sale of American corn, wheat and barley to the Soviet Union breaks a pattern of waiting for harvest and could raise U.S. food prices. He questioned Secretary Earl Butz's forecast of minimal impact and warned dockworkers may refuse to load grain if prices rise.
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Chicago
U.S
Thomas W. Gleason
Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Association
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Soviet Union
Gleagon
Brazil frost reshapes world coffee market with stockpiles
A severe frost cripples about half of Brazil 1976 77 coffee crop shifting leverage to producers Brazil holds about 43 million bags of stockpiled coffee enough to cover 80 percent of world demand Experts note higher prices ahead as Brazil may dip into untouchable reserves to sustain export levels Meanwhile Rhodesia eyes volunteer women to support security forces amid ongoing tensions
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
General Foods Corp
New York
Brazilian Coffee Institute
Cruzeiros
Parana
Sao Paulo
Rio Grande Do
Sul
Colombia
Angola
Ivory Coast
United States
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Deig Pkineder Byl
Air Force
Lets Play Chess. A 1857 Sacrifice Example By Alan L Heinlein
The article presents a chess study where positional sacrifices lead to White overcoming Black. It details a sequence from Murphy vs an amateur in 1857, showing how piece trades appear costly but enable a winning plan. The piece maneuvers culminate in a decisive advantage for White. It then shifts to news about Rooster Rock State Park in Oregon where Pacific Bell relocated a decommissioned 30 ton relay building via helicopter to a trailer by the Columbia River.
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Alan L
Heinlein
Paul Murphy
Matel
Rooster. Rock State Park
Ore
Rooster Rock Park
Columbia River
Corvallis
Pacific Bell Telephone Co
Ottawa to Sell Street Improvement Bonds Series A 1975
Ottawa Kansas announces sale of General Obligation Street Improvement Bonds Series A 1975 for 278,779.28 dollars dated September 1 1975. Bids due August 18 1975 at City Clerk office. Bond maturities from 1977 to 1985 with varied par values and interest rates, payment at Topeka State Treasurer, bid conditions include par minimum, no more than four rates, and bidder deposits. City reserves right to reject bids and bonds secured by ad valorem taxes. Bonded debt totals and recent valuations provided.
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City OF Ottawa
Franklin Court Y. Kansas
Ottawa
Kansas
Oitawa
United States of America
Topeka
Dean and Nichols
City of
Wichita
Kansas City
Missouri
Orlin W. Smith City
Classified Ads and Personal Notice Fragments
Classified deadline details and personal thank you note from Ruth Watkins are combined with business contact lines for Wright's Studio and Frame Shop. The readable items include a stay at St. Luke's Hospital and general ad instructions. Names Ruth Watkins and Wright's Studio appear with addresses and phone numbers.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Ruth Watkins
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Pomona
Randy Milton
Ottawa Rfd
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Joe Blake Jr
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Wright
West 3Rd
Imvay
Freezer
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