Quieter Mowers At What Price For Safer Sound Levels
The EPA moves to set mandatory noise standards for power mowers within two years while the CPSC proposes safety rules to lower injuries. OPERATOR group warns of high costs, predicting prices could rise up to 35 percent. The writer argues paying more for quieter safer mowers is worthwhile.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Outdoor Power Equipment Institute
Wabash Valley
Kenya Bans All Big Game Hunting Amid Conservation Drive
Kenya orders a halt to big game hunting, aiming to protect wildlife described as a global treasure. Officials note drought and poaching pressure, while tourism and photo safaris may benefit, signaling a shift from hunting revenues to conservation value.
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Kenya
David Munro
United Nations Environment Program
Nairobi
Cultural Renaissance in China Spreads Arts Freedom
Hong Kong based report notes China loosening limits after Mao era purge. Western classics regain performance, Chinese vernacular operas revive, and new drama like Rising Sun gains praise. Henan Opera draws packed crowds while ballad troupes tour villages and factories.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
Mao Tse-tung
Chiang Ching
New China News Agency
Communist Party
Peking People's Daily
Gang of Four
Gang
People’s Daily
Chou En-lai
Hua Kuo-feng
Peking
Taching
NCNA
Shakespeare
Cervantes
Heinrich Heine
Kiangsu
Henan Opera
Mao
Tribune Gazette Terre Haute Ad Rates and Notices
Public notices and billing details from Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette outline home delivery pricing for evenings Sundays and motor routes, plus mail rates for Indiana and Illinois. The text lists post office and publication details, contact lines, and Associated Press affiliation.
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Tribune
Indiana
Illinois
Terre Haute
Tribune Star Co. Inc
Wabash Ave
How to Improve Your Lie Without Getting Caught
A satirical piece recalling Benchley and Lardner on golf rule bending. It lampoons gender roles in golf, listing cheeky “improvements” to lies and cheating tricks, while noting women’s increased equality. The piece mixes humor with social commentary on the women’s movement.
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New York
Robert Benchley
Ring Lardner
Stork Club
Benchley
Lardner
Washington Tidbits on Princess Anne Embassy Reception
The British embassy hosts a June 16 reception for Princess Anne, fourth in line to the throne, anticipated as the spring’s social highlight with many invitees expected to attend.
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Washington
Anne
Diplomatic Farewells and Political Intrigue in Bermuda
The Ramsbothams plan a final public event before Bermuda exile as Callaghan's son-in-law rises. Norm Sherman coauthors a book on The Sting with DC police after a nationwide round up. Pat Caddell’s memo leaks spark talk, possibly hinting at the strategist's own involvement.
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Peter Ramsbotham
Lady Ramsbotham
Bermuda
Sir Ramsbotham
James Callaghan
Peter Jay
Hubert Humphrey
Norm Sherman
D.C
Sherman
Lyndon
Humphrey
Horoscope by Stella Wilder tells signs how to shape Sunday
The column assigns daily guidance by zodiac sign with cautions and tips for success. It urges readers to prepare, observe reality, avoid debt, and use words wisely while pursuing goals.
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Gemini
Leo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarus
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
When the Lights Went Out in New York
Jim Bishop recalls a city blackout in New York where electricity failed for hours. He details how hospitals, airports, trains, and daily life froze while residents endured fear and ingenuity until power returned. Nine months later a surge of births was noted in city hospitals.
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ABC
Adolf Eichmann
May Howard Cosell
Cosells
Bishops
New New York
Daily News
Harlem River Bridge
New York
Indy results highlight Guthrie and Foyt clash
Janet Guthrie suffered introductory Indy heartbreak from ignition and fuel-line failures that kept her in the pits while Gordon Johncock led most of the race. A.J. Foyt won his fourth title as Johncock failed on a valve spring during the 184th lap. Guthrie completed 27 laps but showed grit for future shows.
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Janet Guthrie
Indianapolis
Indy
Gordon Johncock
Johncock
A.J. Foyt
Guthrie
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