Navy admiral condemns topless dancer on submarine deck
The go go dancer Cat Futch performed topless on the Finback. Adm. James L. Holloway II called the act inexcusable. The Associated Press reports mixed government, IRS, and inflation news as part of a broad briefing.
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Natural gas price proposal stems from energy policy talks
In Washington Senate liberals floated raising natural gas prices to trade for oil price rollbacks as debate opened over reform of federal controls. Republicans and energy-state Democrats signaled they may push gradual removal of price controls with Ford administration urging an end to the restraints.
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Emperor Hirohito thanks U S for postwar aid visit
Emperor Hirohito praises American aid during a White House dinner and cites gratitude to the United States for postwar reconstruction. In Austin Texas impeachment talks unfold for Judge Carrillo as he faces federal conviction and possible law license suspension amid ongoing investigations.
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EPA study questioned over city quality of life rankings
An EPA official disputed a private study ranking 243 urban regions for quality of life. Birmingham Mobile Laredo and Jersey City received harsh judgments while Upper Midwest and West Coast cities scored higher. Rep. Buchanan called the study libel on the House floor.
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Buttons and Badges From Britain
Birmingham Mint in England supplied coins and metals to 119 nations and territories over nearly two centuries. Mint craftsmen also produce collectors editions of medals buttons and badges and fine commemorative plates in gold and silver. Rep Kazen criticizes a $55,000 study for relying on outdated 1970s data and weighted factors, noting Ledrodo progress but old data undermines the study's claims.
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Widows Prefer Revisiting Memories on Trips
Mrs Beatrice L Green executive director of the Widows Travel Club says most widows choose vacations to places visited with their late husbands They value memories and enjoy returning to sites tied to happy times of marriage through organized travel for widows.
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Salt Lake’s Vast Salt Dome Could Fuel 200 Years US Needs
The Great Salt Lake reportedly holds about 5.7 billion tons of salt. If mined, this quantity could meet the nation’s total industrial and domestic salt requirements for more than two centuries, highlighting the lake’s potential strategic value.
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