Queen Opens Jubilee Tour Amid Trade Debates
UPI reports Queen's Jubilee home tour begins, Windsor Castle cited among royal residences. In U.S. coverage, UAW President Woodcock opposes Carter energy proposals aiding foreign automakers, urges tax cuts on gas guzzlers and rebates for fuel efficiency. Woodcock to retire, to be China envoy. Fraser to succeed. Domestic car imports rise sharply, California leads with imports near 40 percent of new models.
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Concorde foes at JFK airport rally to press Carter
A crowd blocked roads at Kennedy as about 1,200 cars demonstrated against the Concorde landings. Jerry Berman and Bryan Levenson urged President Carter to back Port Authority appeals, arguing the decision favors France and England over U.S. interests.
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Weather In the 80s with warm temperatures
Clear tonight with lows around the upper 30s. Partly cloudy and continued warm tomorrow with highs in the low to mid 60s. Chance of rain about 19 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow.
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Tomer- Tow
Index Today's Miracle Drugs Sound Exciting Yet Missed
The column questions the hype around new miracle drugs, noting the allure for healthy readers and suggesting skepticism about promised breakthroughs and costs. It contrasts real medical impact with sensational marketing, urging careful appraisal of touted cures.
President Carter to Deliver Public Accounting to UAW
President Carter prepares a public accounting of his time in office for delivery to about 6,000 United Auto Workers members in Los Angeles. The address, written after Camp David, will inventory his administration and respond to concerns about energy policy effects on the auto industry.
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Sonny Bono plans November church wedding to Susie Coelho
Sonny Bono, 42, proposes to Susie Coelho, 22, after obtaining her father’s permission. They aim for a Catholic Church of the Good Shepherd ceremony in Beverly Hills California. Bono and ex-wife Cher have been touring near Georgetown Washington DC with his agent.
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Minister Preaches From Belfry To Prove Rural Church Alive
The Rev Hubbard, serving since last July 1, fulfilled a pledge when the Sunday congregation of 178 gathered on the lawn of the 106-year-old rural church. He delivered a sermon from the belfry via a makeshift pulpit after lion props were placed for visibility, climbing a narrow interior ladder with district supervisor and two photographers present. The scene drew surprise and praise as the church, once seen as dying, demonstrated vitality.
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Methodist Church
TV influence on society grows as schedules and beliefs shift
TV reshapes daily life and thought through the four hour daily average viewership, doctored to deliver facts and reflections into homes. Social scientists note preschool and school-age children spending more daytime hours in front of screens, with more people trusting TV news than other sources and viewing television as a dominant force.
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