World food conference urged by Kissinger and Brandt
The FAO opens a global food conference with Secretary of State Kissinger and Chancellor Brandt both backing talks and a world plan. Boerma urges immediate building of national stockpiles as world stocks thin and hunger risks rise, warning that food security ties to peace.
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Charles E. Flinner
Washington
UPI
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Willy Brandt
Henry A. Kissinger
FAO
Addeke H. Boerma
United States
Boerma
Overseas Development Council
Brown
Kissinger
Brandt
Europe
Japan
North America
Brookings Institution
World Food Bank
China
Soviet Union
Water reclamation plant rises in Fountain Hills
Fountain Hills opens its first water treatment plant built by Robb Contracting Co. Purified effluent will water open spaces and be stored in a reservoir. The facility can handle 125,000 gallons daily, expanding to six million gallons with a second plant.
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Fountain Hills
William Fisher
McCulloch Properties, Inc
Robb Contracting Co
Phoenix
Fisher
Early to bed study links habits to longevity
Dr. Lester Breslow of UCLA reports a five year study of 7 000 Alameda County residents showing seven health rules eight hours sleep a night breakfast no snacks no smoking moderate alcohol use moderate exercise and weight control correlate with lower death rates. Men in their 50s following six of seven precautions resemble healthier younger men and those ignoring practices show higher mortality, with risk rising with age. Individual responsibility in health risk emerges from the data.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Lester Breslow
Ucla School of Public Health
Alameda County
California
Breslow
Aces win Masters Pairs in 1973 Canadian Nationals
Jeffrey Starr of Southfield and Fred Hamilton of Troy won the Masters Pairs championship. A notable hand in the championship created bidding and play forks, with players missing a best contract, and South faced a missed opportunity by not passing to three no trump. The hand showed potential 10 tricks in the opening heart lead scenario.
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Jeffrey Starr
Southfield
Mich
Fred Hamilton
Troy, Mich
South
Declarer Seizes Second Chance In Bridge Trick
The article details how declarers avoided bad luck in a bridge hand. When East showed four spades, the hand was lost, but successful declarers rejected spade odds and pursued a better contract. After ruffing the lead, trump and heart play enabled discards to salvage the hand. Missing first chances hurts, but seizing a second chance saves the day.
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East
Declarer
West
Echo Canyon Park Opens near Camelback Mountain
Echo Canyon Park, a 75.8 acre city natural park with an interpretive ramada and trails, opens this week. Mayor John Driggs will unveil the sign at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, with development funded by a HUD grant and BOA assistance, and Boy Scout Troop 264 guiding hikes.
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Echo Canyon
John Driggs
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Camelback Mountain
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Boy Scout Troop 264
McDonald Drive
Tatum Road
BOA
Mariner 10 adjusts course for Mercury flyby
In Pasadena a Jet Propulsion Laboratory spokesman said Mariner 10 fired its rockets for 19.9 seconds to nudge the craft closer to Mercury, passing Venus about 3,600 miles on the sunward side. A later correction is planned to ensure proper gravity assist. Two of three heating units failed but cameras perform well.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Mercury
Venus
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner
JPL
Sunny-side Up Newcomers Rise in Edom Arts Community
In Edom Texas outsiders Doug and Sharon Brown gain acceptance through starting the Potters Brown shop and hosting a popular annual fair. Neighbors initially suspicious, locals vote them into the volunteer fire department and praise the couple’s art driven livelihood and town integration.
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Sharon
Doug Brown
Potters Brown
Doug
Georgia
America
Cow hoisted by helicopter to rescue from crevice
A 1,200 pound cow named Bossy was strapped into a harness and lifted by helicopter from a crevice where she was stuck in VERDI Nevada. The rescue drew attention as locals watched the animal cleared to safety. In BOURNEMOUTH England an emergency crew treated five-year-old Dean Larcombe after he pushed a candy up his nose at Malvern Road School.
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Verdi
Nev
UPI
Bossy
Bournemouth
England
Malvern Road School
Dean Larcombe
Radio telescopes hunt for signals from life beyond Earth
US and Russian facilities have searched for alien radio beacons for a decade. The Arecibo and Green Bank drives aim to survey hundreds of stars with a chance of success decades from now. Sagan notes a century scale commitment. signals could be 300 light years away, yielding a 600 year round trip if a reply is sent.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
Puerto Rico
Carl Sagan
Cornell University
Arecibo
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Green Bank
W. Va
Sagan
Goddard Space Flight Center
Stanford coeds ahead of men in sex says study
Stanford Universitys coeds are more active sexually than men in the class of 1974, a study by Warren Miller finds. Freshmen women reported 35 percent sexually active at entry versus 29 percent for men. after one year 41 percent of women versus 27 percent of men.
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Stanford
Stanford, Calif
UPI
Stanford University
Warren Miller
Miller
Little League to Elect Officers Tonight
The Salt River Little League will meet at 7 30 this evening in the Yavapai School Library to elect new officers. All parents of boys eligible for spring play are invited, as well as parents of last season's players.
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Salt River Little League
Yavapai
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