Almanac for Tuesday June 28 1977
On this date in history notable events include Labor Day declared by Congress in 1894 and the Versailles Treaty ending WWI in 1919. Richard Rodgers was born in 1902. The Moon's phase shifts toward full while Mercury Venus Mars and Jupiter rise and Saturn is visible in the evening sky.
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Richard Rodgers
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Nixon
Vietnam
New York Allows SST Noise Suits Over Jet Noise
The New York Assembly approved a bill allowing property owners near Kennedy Airport to sue for damages due to Concorde SST noise. The measure, already passed by the Senate, now goes to Gov. Hugh Carey for signature.
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New York State Assembly
New York
Kennedy Airport
State Senate
Assembly
Hugh Carey
Goren Bridge Ends Bols Competition Tips With Cautions
The column reviews a Bols Bridge Tips Competition conclusion by Charles Goren and Omar Sharif. Jeff Rubens explains that many bridge blunders are co operative, urging partners to anticipate each other’s difficulties and remove undesirable options.
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Omar Sharif
Chicago Tribune
Bridge World
Jeff Rubens
Rubens
South
North
Crossword Clues Across and Down From The Daily
Readable crossword style clues listed with across and down labels forming a compact puzzle page thumbnail featuring common nouns names and references across various clue numbers. The grid hints include Latin Latin-derived terms and notable names such as Steinbeck and Wallace with other standard categories like sports terms and objects.
Iowa Students Seek Bigtime In Showbiz
Duck's Breath Mystery Theater from Iowa State University tours San Francisco to Midwest venues with improvised stagecraft. Founders Kessler Martell Coffey Allard Turner live together near Land's End and perform low-budget, high-energy skits across college venues and clubs.
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San Francisco
Merle Kessler
Haight - Ashbury
Marin County
Leon Martell
Gonad the Barbarian
Martell
Pownal
Kessler
Brainerd
Minn
Dan Coffey
St. Louis
Bill Allard
Picayne, Miss
Jim Turner
Des Moines
Iowa
Duck’s Breath Mystery Theater
Iowa City
Allard
Turner
Morones
Steve Baker
Brookfield
Wis
University of Iowa
Land's End
Baker
Quad City Times
Davenport
Owa
Bay
Midwest
New York
Court Rejects Last Bids For Freedom
The Supreme Court rejected the final appeals of former Attorney General Mitchell and H. R. Haldeman as they begin prison terms for involvement in the Watergate coverup. The Senate approved a broad ethics package authorizing temporary special prosecutors to investigate high level government officials incl the president and vice president, with provisions on conflicts and public disclosure.
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Senate
Freedom
Mitchell
Nixon
Haldeman
House
Senate Gop
Howard Baker
Justice Department
Griffin Bell
Congress
Carter
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Government Ethics
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CIA
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