Brezhnev dominates European security summit turn
Brezhnev headlines the second day of the European Security conference in Helsinki as 35 nations aim for a peace era in Europe. Ford plans to speak Friday while Demirel and Ford discuss Turkey base reopenings and U.S.-Turkey ties amid base activity pauses.
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Russians Offer Helicopters to Turkey Amid Shifting Alliances
US intelligence reports Soviet reps plan to show turbine powered M18 Hip helicopters in Turkey within months as Moscow seeks to supplant the United States as Turkey's main military supplier. Turkish forces are currently about 95 percent U.S. equipped.
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Christmas carols mark eight-year Holden Village rite
Holden Village in Washington, a Lutheran retreat center east of Lake Chelan, celebrates Christmas seven months late or five months early each year. Residents sing carols under July sun as Werner Janssen, business manager, says the renewal center emphasizes Christ entering daily life.
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Landmarks see improving prospects as economy recovers
The Associated Press reports that easing recession and inflation boost urban preservation. Preservationists hope to save landmark structures by maintaining uses and rehabilitating them for modern needs, with Seattle Pioneer Square as a showcase and the Wainwright Building in St. Louis highlighted as a flagship example of adaptive reuse.
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Nora Ephron’s Crazy Salad exposes punchy women voices
AP reports Nora Ephron’s new book Crazy Salad compiles 25 essays and interviews skewering women’s roles and media. The collection, now in its second printing, includes portraits of Julie Nixon Eisenhower Rose Mary Woods Jan Morris Martha Mitchell and others while Ephron defends candor and laughs at feminism and fame.
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Gas energy saves by doing big home jobs
A call to conserve gas argues the fuel can handle cooking, water heating, clothes drying, and central heating more efficiently. It claims one day of electrical cooking uses as much gas as 134 meals and suggests using gas for all major home tasks to avoid waste. Houston Natural promotes gas for efficiency.
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Chrysler aims to revamp US auto line by 1980
DETROIT AP Chrysler Corp says it has the financial muscle to overhaul its entire U.S. car lineup by 1980 despite expected third quarter losses. The company outlined a $1.5 billion product program to slim mid and full size cars and add a front wheel drive subcompact, with 1980 models averaging 400 pounds lighter. Riccardo cited inflation and recession for losses but promised a return to profitability in Q4. GM and Ford are collectively spending about $5 billion to downsize by 1980.
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