Mark Phillips Ready To Change For Princess Anne
Capt Mark Phillips admitted he faced royal duties and restrictions as he prepares to marry Princess Anne in Westminster Abbey. The couple described adapting to royal life, while press scrutiny and wedding details dominated headlines ahead of the ceremony.
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Sierra Club moves to phase two of environmental laws
Sierra Club executive director Michael McCloskey says the group has cleared the initial phase of shaping control legislation and will focus on enforcing programs. The club led efforts against SSTs and forest cutting, while opposing the trans Alaska pipeline and Disney Sierra Nevada resort, as it expands into national and international policy with broader, less glamorous tasks.
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Skylab mirrors glimpse Mercury during rare solar eclipse
At Johnson Space Center scientists controlled Skylab to observe Mercury crossing the sun in a rare eclipse. About 50 researchers say the tiny dot covered only 140000th of the sun and may reveal Mercury's light atmosphere and helium levels, with data guiding further analysis.
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Snowmobile use faces tax push to curb pollution
A new Conservation Foundation report urges higher registration fees on snowmobiles to fund enforcement and testing of off road vehicles. It notes state fees exist in about half the states, with Michigan $5 for three years and New Hampshire $18, while calls grow for tighter controls and broader use of furthest trails.
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Double slam by Ace Bobby Wolff in Men’s Teams Cham pionship
The article outlines a bridge slam played by Ace Bobby Wolff during the Men’s Teams Championship at the Spring National Tournament. North opened with a strong hand in the Aces club system, South described 17 or more points, and the bidding featured a two club response for five controls plus suit, followed by natural three club, three diamond, and three spade bids.
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Wolff Sails To Club Slam In Lucky Bridge Hand
In a match point game, Wolff bets on a Club slam after club five would miss. West’s heart lead and poor defense give declarer entry chances via dummy and trumps, with East misdefending twice and West failing to rise with heart honors. The spade queen doubleton seals the slam on a rare hand.
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Chess Board Candidates Matches to be Held in U S
Joe Brown surveys the 1968 Candidates Matches with contenders Korchnoi Mecking Byrne Spassky Portisch Petrosian Karpov and Polugaievsky. Fischer’s absence and odds on the rivals spark debate on the next world champ as public forgiveness and odd wagers swirl.
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Brezhnev Arrives in Kiev for Talks with Tito
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev lands in Kiev for discussions with Yugoslav President Tito, as reported by Tass. The meeting marks high level talks between the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia during ongoing Cold War diplomacy.
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Wall Street Bank Sees Major Slowdown Ahead
Franklin National Bank predicts a major economic slowdown beginning in Q4 and lasting through next year. Despite weak consumer confidence, business capex, inventories and net exports may cushion the drop as the Fed moves to a looser policy.
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