Dark bungalow tale shows Howard Hughes in peculiar life scene
A former employee recalls living in a Beverly Hills bungalow with Howard Hughes. The narrator describes nights watching a fly, sterile silence, and strict company rules while detailing Hughes’s odd behavior and patience during the insect hunt. Relations to Rupert Hughes and Howard Hughes Sr. emerge in a family claim context.
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United States and Soviet Union reach accord on peaceful nuclear explosions
In Moscow AP preliminary agreement reached on on site inspection of peaceful nuclear explosions amid talks begun in 1974. Stoessel and Morokhov announced delegation level progress, with government ratification still pending. Both sides expect treaty complement to nuclear weapons accord. details remain undisclosed. The Soviets plan use blasts for dams reservoirs oil well fires river alteration and mine opening. The US has conducted limited experiments.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Walter J. Stoessel Jr
Soviet State Committee
Chronicle-Telegram wins national general excellence award
No 1 in general excellence, The Chronicle Telegram garners first place in its circulation class in a nationwide competition. Newspaper Editorial Workshop Services of Los Angeles, a newspaper consultant firm, facilitated the accolade.
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Strong Ecuador quake leaves seven dead in Esmeraldas
An early day temblor in Ecuador killed at least seven people and damaged dozens of buildings in Esmeraldas where about 120 structures were partially destroyed. Communications were cut as officials and radio reports described panic and a small three story hotel leveled.
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Annual garden tab you ll dig it
Local garden column promotes an annual garden tab with tips on plant choices soil prep and seasonable ideas. Readers are invited to submit questions and share photos for the as yet unnamed feature.
Carter defends open housing stance at Cleveland breakfast
Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter apologized for his ethnic purity remark and reiterated support for open housing and affirmative action. He spoke at a breakfast in Cleveland and planned to address the City Club Forum before heading to Columbus for a fundraising dinner. Carter defended his record in Georgia and stressed equal housing rights while avoiding federal mandates to force neighborhood mixes.
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Ronald Dellums
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Weather Forecast: Frost Tonight Then Warmer Tomorrow
Clear and cold tonight with a chance of frost and lows in the low 20s. Partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow with near zero precipitation tonight and about ten percent tomorrow.
Teachers seek higher starting pay in Elyria talks
The Elyria Education Association demands a $9 800 starting pay and a $9 300 base for new teachers plus a broad fringe benefits package. The school board countered with $8 500 for bachelor degree teachers and $8 400 present base, as negotiations continue with a June 29 effective date.
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Elyria Education Association
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