Feud strips Emmy picks of old stars and shows
The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences announced four Emmy nominations amid a Hollywood New York feud and NBC plans to televise the ceremony despite boycotts. Absent were Mas, Mary Tyler Moore Show, Barney Miller, and stars Moore, O Connor, Harper.
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Welcome milk bottle arrives to greet harbor crowd
Welcome bottle fires up a harbor greeting as bands play while a 40 foot tall milk bottle replica on its final leg to the Children's Museum arrives in Boston area. The white yellow red cap structure once an ice cream stand traces to the Coney Island School of Architecture and could hold 60000 gallons. It traveled from Taunton on highway 44 to Quincy by flatbed and barge, then was set with a crane at the old warehouse doorway awaiting museum housing.
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Tunney to wed Swedish Olympic skier in Los Angeles
Former U.S. Senator John Tunney plans to marry Anne Kathinks Frisk Osborne, 35, a former member of Sweden’s 1964 Olympic team, in a private Los Angeles ceremony this weekend. His brother Gene Tunney Jr. says the couple will marry on Saturday. Edward Kennedy is expected to attend.
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Colorado House Republicans oppose moose holding facility funding
A Colorado House Republican caucus on Wednesday formally rejected a $1200 appropriation requested by the Division of Wildlife for a moose holding facility. The plan envisions a remote winter range site to house moose pending relocations or studies, but opposition blocks the proposal for now.
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March Consumer Prices Rise 0.6 Percent Slow Inflation
U S government data show consumer prices in March advanced six tenths of a percent, down from January and February spikes. Food costs led gains with declines in fresh vegetables eggs and beef offsetting higher coffee fruit and poultry. services rose fastest while overall 1967-based index sits at 178.2.
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Carter greets Portugal premier at White House
President Carter welcomes Portuguese Prime Minister Mario Soares to the White House and voices pride in U S Portugal friendship. They discuss Portugal's economy, Western support, and steps to aid the struggling regime as Soares faces high inflation and unemployment amid political tensions.
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Rebels advance against rebels in Zaire Shaba clash
Government and Moroccan forces press a second assault in Shaba province as they approach the village Kapanga. About 1,500 Moroccan troops aid Mobutu’s government while rebels flee, discard uniforms, and mines slow progress. authorities claim 6,000 cases of arms captured since the offensive began a week earlier.
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