Protester camps atop Seabrook tower to halt reactor plan
Seabrook New Hampshire A 22 year old Weare man Ron Rieck occupied a 175 foot tower owned by Public Service Co of New Hampshire and vowed to stay put unless cold weather forces him down He hung a banner Split Wood Not Atoms as police said no removal attempts will be made while he endures freezing temperatures with food and insulated clothing on site he built a canvas surrounded camp during darkness to attract attention to the billion dollar nuclear plant proposal.
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Kennedy Keeps Promise But Family Fears Run Questioned
In Palm Beach Kennedy matriarch Rose Kennedy fears political pressure could push son Edward Kennedy to run for president. Edward Kennedy says he will not run in 1976, though he notes family and party considerations could sway him. The interview also mentions other national political rumors and actions. Marlon Brando released after eight days in hospital for a blood infection. Bradford mayor and officials shovel snow as city workers strike, delaying talks.
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Maxwell Moore
Philippine hijackers quit after 3 nearly 12 hour siege
Two gunmen who seized a Japanese jet liner at Manila airport surrendered peacefully to authorities ending a 12 hour hijack standoff. They freed passengers, released flight crew, and demanded anonymity in exchange for a pardon. No injuries reported. The plane had 219 aboard including 95 transit passengers, 12 crew, and seven JAL officials.
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Imelda Marcos
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Phone Songstress Lifts Spirits and Patches Hearts
Priscilla the Torrance based phone a song artist offers 15 dollar songs plus 3 dollar cassette to brighten callers. She records custom verses within minutes and phones a recipient with a personalized message. Though her Top Ten status eluded her, she finds joy in charity gigs and hopes for wider fame.
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Reagan's New Hampshire bid launches in snowbound tour
Ronald Reagan began a two week campaign swing with a bus tour through snow covered New Hampshire aiming to mount a strong challenge to President Ford in the first presidential primary. He will visit nearly two dozen small communities in three days before moving to four other states and returning for a final swing. Leaders in both parties in New Hampshire criticized his plan to cut the federal budget by shifting programs to the states.
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Bicentennial baby sparks Jacksonville pride at hospital
Victoria Reneé Allen, born just after midnight at Baptist Hospital in Jacksonville, may be the first baby of the Bicentennial year, drawing cheers from parents and city leaders including George Linville who chairs the local Bicentennial Committee. The city vows to claim the honor. Reagan shifts campaign stops in New Hampshire with nightly town meetings and multiple stops across Dixville Notch and Mount Cranmore as Ford and Reagan brace for a tight race.
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Reagan
New Hampshire
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