Tokyo and New York Celebrate Sister City Ties
New York honors Tokyo in a ceremonial link marking the sister city relationship. Attendees include Tokyo official otaro Azuma and F. Wagner as the ceremonies underscore the linkage between both metropolitan towns.
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Autos of Divorcee and Male Friend Blasted in Asbury Park
Two cars parked 60 feet apart in Asbury Park were blown up by blasts early today. No one injured. Vehicles owned by Mrs Davis de Grad and Foster Diebold. Diebold visiting de Grad. both unaware of reason. Police tied blast to possible domestic troubles but offered few details.
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Postal Chief Rules Out Pay Rise This Year
Postal Chief Arthur B. Summerfelt told the House Post Office Committee that no pay increase is likely for postal workers this year. He criticized bills proposing raises from 12 to 25 percent for 144 million employees and white collar staff, warning of a deficit if costs rise without new revenue.
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Royal Entertainers to Perform at Royal Variety Show
Three American stars Nat King Cole Liberace and Sammy Davis Jr will entertain Queen Elizabeth II at the annual Royal Variety Show on May 16 in London. The lineup highlights cross Atlantic music acts and royal charity event.
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San Luis project bill advances to House floor
The House Rules Committee sent the San Luis project bill to the House floor under an open rule after weeks of stall. The measure authorizes a 2 100 000 acre feet dam near Los Banos for irrigation in the Central Valley Project with costs shared by California and the federal government. Dr Daniel Blain, head of mental health in California, will speak at the Petroleum Club event. Local officials debate federal support and state participation through 1992.
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Report on Kidnap Money and Ongoing Negotiations
Police and investigators report a portion of one hundred thousand dollars in ransom has been paid for the release. The case involves a long-running abduction of a person linked to San Luig, with authorities stating negotiations continue and coordinated efforts span multiple regions as the investigation unfolds.
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New Bedford Man Guilty of Flying While Intoxicated
Nelson F Abrams, 32, of New Bedford, found guilty of operating an airplane under the influence. He received a suspended sentence and a $100 fine after being arrested March 20 when he landed a rented four place plane in Barnstable Massachusetts.
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Lucky Lager Beer Ad Claims Superior Lager Quality
Advertising text promotes Lucky Lager as the true lager made from large-grained barley flavorful hops and pure water. It highlights modern breweries and asserts that these elements give lager quality to every glass.
Water bill clash spans California counties over project plan
In a statehouse hearing the dispute between Northern and Southern California water interests continued regarding a bill for the Central Valley Project via a Pacheco Pass conduit. Lawmakers Hagen and Hosmer pledged to push provisions exempting the state share from federal reclamation law, tying waters to single ownership limits.
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Session Put Off at Geneva Talks
A scheduled session of the three power nuclear test talks was postponed today until Friday by mutual consent. The pause follows earlier discussions and involves the United States the Soviet Union and Britain. Delegates exchanged notes seeking a fresh timetable while confirming no formal agreements were reached.
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Publications Aid Dies in New York
Wel Mrs. Henrietta Lichtenberg Guido died Tuesday at 62. She was director of publications for the Child Welfare League of America.
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