Carter leans on B1 bomber debate and environmental suit
Backers see Carter wavering on the B1 bomber while Goldwater questions the project. Carter says he is eager to learn before deciding and weighs U S defense needs against cost. Environmentalists press a court challenge to halt production until an full impact statement is issued.
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Jubilee in London as Queen Receives Pearl Sword
Crowds cheered as the queen and Prince Philip rode through Temple Bar to receive the Pearl Sword from the lord mayor. A gun salute from the Tower of London and fanfares greeted the monarch at St Paul’s Cathedral. Inside the church, the bishop led prayers with leaders from former colonies and dignitaries including President Carter and his wife.
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Lonon
Gerald Ellison
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Incomplete DWI Expressing Remarks Leads to Firing
A partial OCR block notes a disputed exchange referencing Ford and Nixon. Press Young reports being fired for remarks, while Carter disagrees, labeling the president as mischaracterized. The fragment suggests a political dispute over statements and their consequences.
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Air fares key in West Coast routes and pricing
The report outlines fare changes impacting coastal air travel, noting routes between West Coast cities and Los Angeles via San Diego. It records speculation on pricing shifts and the practice of adjusting charges to reflect new flight patterns and service costs in 1930s air transport.
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West Coast
Los Angeles
San Diego
Couch
Hawaii
Absenteeism in City Sick-Out Sparks Labor Clash
The city faces a sick-out as the CEA protests a proof of sickness rule. Bruce Dandy accuses the personnel director of intimidation while predicting many of the 3,449 union members may be out. The dispute centers on wages, employee rights, and a binding labor agreement with city officials.
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Walczak
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CBA
Fishing boat capsizes in Chesapeake Bay storm. four dead
A 42-foot charter boat named Disielee M1 overturned on Chesapeake Bay after a 16 to 13 foot wave as a thunderstorm hit the region. Four drowned, nine missing, 14 rescued, with Coast Guard and weather officials continuing search in choppy eight-mile area. Deceased are Audrey Stiff of Portsmouth, Evelyn Lee of Norfolk, Captain William Lewis of Norfolk, and Polly Clark of Baltimore. The storm system spawned tornadoes and damaged property across the eastern and southern US.
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Norfolk
William H. Lewis
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Polly Clark
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United States
Saccharin dangers debated by OTA panel
An OTA panel assessing saccharin's risks and benefits warned of possible serious life threatening complications for unknown numbers while noting benefits for many users. The FDA proposed removing saccharin from foods but allowing it as an over the counter drug. Some panelists urged immediate ban though one dentist argued sugar should not be the sole sweetener.
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OTA
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