Mixed Doubles Match In Baltimore Features Riggs Richards
Promoter Mort Schwartz stages a mixed doubles tennis match May 10 at the Civic Center Baltimore with Bobby Riggs and Renee Richards teaming against Billie Jean King and Gardnar Mulloy. Proceeds go to the John F Kennedy Institute for Handicapped Children. Schwartz pledges half box office to charity.
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Bobby Riggs
Renee Richards
Billie Jean King
Gardnar Mulloy
Civic Center
Baltimore
John F. Kennedy Institute For
Mort Schwartz
Riggs
Richards
Schwartz
Billie Jean
Trade With China Brings Closer US China Negotiations
The New York Times notes resumed talks on financial claims between China and the United States as part of broader efforts to improve trade relations. It links past declines in bilateral trade to the Taiwan stalemate and argues quick settlement could unlock higher volumes and MFN treatment, benefiting both nations.
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Peking
Taiwan
China
United States
America
Nixon
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New York Times
Thought For Today Quote By Somerset Maugham
A reflective line notes that life rewards only the best choices when we refuse to settle for less, highlighting perseverance and high standards as keys to得到 better outcomes.
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Somerset Maugham
Nixon Legacy Amid Watergate Reflections and Political Cynicism
In a Frost interview Nixon admits no crimes, cites pure political containment, and argues ethic standards erosion. The piece argues his legacy is the enshrinement of cynicism in American politics, with reforms post Watergate and lingering distrust shaping public life.
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David Frost
Richard Nixon
Frost
Nixon
Democratic National Committee
Bureaucratic Control Fuels Inflation Says Authors
Edgard Lindner and colleagues argue government CPI and WPI omit taxes and other costs, making personal inflation higher than official rates. Lindner cites Marin County example and notes taxes alter true expense, urging readers to calculate their own inflation impact beyond official figures.
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Edgard T. Lindner
San Francisco
Lindner
Torete Francisco
Isaacs
Carlos de Artigunaga
Bank of America
Marin County
California
Mondale Aims to Shape Carter Era in 100 Day Spotlight
The vice president Fritz Mondale, rising from Minnesota to the White House adjacently, oversees Africa policy and a broad agenda while balancing loyalty to Carter. He notes the White House workload is constant and says the first hundred days have yielded both personal luck and significant challenges, including probes into intelligence oversight and potential court-approved surveillance limits.
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Thomas Jefferson
Richard Nixon
Mon Dieu
Mondale
Veep
Washington
White House
Oval
Fritz Mondale
Minnesota
Senate
United States
U.S
Africa
Portugal
Spain
Austria
Yugoslavia
Britain
CIA
Middle East
FBI
Tom Farmer
Albert Gore
Tennessee
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Capitol Hill
Carter
House
Congress
South
Mac Mathias
Maryland
Paul Warnke
Fritz
Afton
Minn
Profit in a Turn of the Century Raleigh Register
An analysis of the 2 February 1899 Raleigh Register finds advertising making up about 51 percent of revenue in a four page issue. Local ads were sparse and mostly for patent medicines, with a few shop and goods ads and a two column big sale.
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Raleigh Register
Ayer
Ely
Tutt
Chamberlain
Cardus
Parker
Allen
Hull
Hull & Co
J. P. Clay
Roxie
K. D. Dickinson
Mount Hope
Toto
Geo. W. Cook
E. E. Tucker
Napoleon Scrambles Through Frost Interview On Waterloo Stomach
The interview shows Napoleon Bonaparte sweating under cross examination by David Frost. He blames a stomachache for Waterloo missteps and recalls Ney Soult debates about antacid tablets. Frost presses on coverage, while Napoleon feints and recalls Elba and brigades amid a heated, theatrical exchange.
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David Frost
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
Russia
Marshal Ney
Moscow
Mikhail Kutuzov
Frost
Duke of
Welingon Po
Nino
Sre
Wellington
Wellington Post
Sassenach
England
Hure
Elba
Waterloo
Quatre Bras
Jost
Blucher
Brussels
Ney
Luxembourg
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Land Buyer No
Detroit Free Press
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