Peoples Capitalism Market Still in Chains
AP analysis traces the stock market's stubborn range near 850 to 990 on the Dow, with the 45 year price earnings ratio shrinking from 14 to 11.5. It notes speculative euphoria of the early 1980s gave way to collapse, shrinking the shareowner pool from 32 million to about 25 million as brokerage offices close and firms merge or vanish.
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Port Lavaca
John Cunniff
AP Business Analyst
New York
Wall Street
America
Food Cut for Buzzards at National Zoo Ends Free Feeds
The Smithsonian and National Zoo stop free meat and fish scraps for migratory bareheaded buzzards that winter there after 74 years. Costs force feeding changes including rearing cranes and pheasants in new enclosures and altering bear feeding times to deter scavengers. Director Theodore Reed hopes the birds stay and continue to visit. The birds were part of Langley era aerodynamics studies and helped inspire early flight research.
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Washington AP
National Zoo
Zoo
Smithsonian Institution
Theodore Reed
Samuel P Langley
Langley
New York Zoological Park
Americans Upset Skepticism Irks Nessie Probers
American researchers led by Robert Rines criticized Natural History Museum experts for dismissing Nessie photos taken in Loch Ness. Museum zoologist Gordon Sheals said the images prove nothing and rejected the proposed scientific name Nessiteras Rhombopteryx as misleading.
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Nessie
London
Natural History Museum
Robert Rines
Boston Academy of Applied Science
Rines
Loch Ness
United States
Gordon Sheals
Sheals
Peter Scott
Willie Nelson Captures Progressive Country Scene Leadership
Willie Nelson, now hailed as leader of Texas progressive country, eschews Nashville style and thrives in Austin. He cites live audiences and annual Fourth of July picnics as key to his appeal, while addressing his public persona and stage approach.
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Matt Yancey
Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Texas
Nashville
Willie
Austin
Tex
Nelson
Paul English
Norma
Liberty Hill
Willie Nelisor
Crossword clues and coded word puzzle by THOMAS JOSEPH
A condensed note of a 1975 Ming Features Syndicate puzzle featuring a themed crossword with code letters replacing letters and a quote from LORD SAMUEL about valuing the future over the present. The item includes a sample mapping and a cryptic instruction section.
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Lord Samuel
Ming Features Syndicate, Inc
Spouse Fights German Trial for Wife in Majdanek Case
Russell Ryan of New York City conducts a costly legal battle to save his wife Hermine Braun Steiner Ryan, a former Majdanek guard, from a German prison. He travels at his own expense, denounces the trial as punitive, and seeks Austrian citizenship restoration while fighting jurisdiction and funding gaps amid a multi‑decade pursuit by Nazi hunters.
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Duesseldorf
West Germany
Russell Ryan
New York City
Hermine Braun Steiner Ryan
Majdanek
Lublin
Poland
Austria
Ryan
New York
Waffen SS
Germany
Ravensbruck
Queens
Simon Wiesenthal
Willy Brandt
Helmut Schmidt
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