Air pollution alert feared in District during Bicentennial
Washington officials warn summer air quality could worsen with fewer visitors and more cars. EPA chief Russell Train predicts alerts if hot, stagnant conditions persist. a driving ban for tourists is unlikely but federal workers may be urged to avoid driving.
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Navy discharge plea ends with new stance by Kathlen Clark
Kathlen A. Clark, pregnant, asked to be discharged from the Navy after initially accepting a discharge 2% months ago. Her CO supported a discharge, and medical staff advised quitting, but Navy brass denied the request despite her infant and home pressures. Clark vowed to continue seeking a regular discharge.
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Navy
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Commission proposes sweeping overhaul of military pay and retirement
A government panel says the United States could save billions by overhauling pay, promotion, retire ment and other personnel costs. It backs scrapping current retirement rules for a 30 year minimum, with 39 years for combat troops, and preserving essential benefits while converting pay into a fully taxable salary. The report urges ongoing reserves reform, standby selective service options, and targeted recruiting efforts to maintain a strong all volunteer force while addressing possible shortages.
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APY
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Ford plans sixty million in aid to India in budget
U S Ambassador Saxbe said President Ford will include 60 million in development assistance for India in the new budget and an additional 400000 tons of wheat and 100000 tons of rice under Food for Peace within about 18 days. He noted improved U S India relations after a period of strain.
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America
Judge to rule who gets $250000 found in field
A Livingston County judge will decide ownership of $250000 found in an autumn 1978 field near Howell. Competing claims involve the finder, an unidentified claimant, Osceola Township, and the state treasure trove statute while federal probes link the money to a hashish smuggling ring involving a Detroit man and others.
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Mich
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South America
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Train Derailment Dumps Deadly Liquid Barrels Into River
A derailed Louisville and Nashville freight train along the Tennessee River spilled three drums of Osmos K33 wood preservative into the river and ruptured some barrels on the bank. Officials closed water intakes for four Tennessee and Alabama cities as Civil Defense teams assess contamination risk and may resume valve operations after safety checks.
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Tennessee
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Alabama
Louisville & Nashville
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Phil Hooper
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Tent
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Sloven
Damaged Notice Remnant From Bel Same Ave Area
Fragmentary OCR notes list a local mast at Bel Same Ave, Hagerstown Maryland with references to holidays and printing dates. It mentions a weekly carrier delivery and a paid subscription rate, but many words are garbled and unclear.
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Bel Same
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Locak
Mult Sue Tenet Sa
Raelss
Belly dancer aims for 30 hour marathon record in London
Soraya, a British Turkish belly dancer, chased a record 30 hours at Gallipoli Turkish restaurant in London. She already surpassed six hours, with owner Joseph Mourat offering 10 pounds per minute beyond the old mark if she extended the performance and Guinness later cited six hours as the recognized record.
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Soraya
Gallipoli
Financial District
Joseph Mourat
Canada
Guinness Book of World Records
Guinness
Ty Darlene L. Freedman
Cyrese
San Jose
Calif
San Francisco Supervisors Reject Federal Mediators
San Francisco city supervisors announce they will weather a 20 day strike by city crafts workers and reject federal mediation for now. Mayor/President Quen tin Roppall says no federal mediation needed, while Gene Barry is asked to stay away as talks stalled and transit amid the walkout.
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SAN Francisco
Quentin Roppall
Gene Barry
Kopp
Barry
Prayer bean drink kills Miami man in five days
A 21 year old Miami man died five days after drinking a deadly prayer bean beverage prepared as part of a religious ritual. About 20 red beans were blended with water and pencil graphite. he drank the liquid, became ill, was hospitalized, and died. Doctors warned one bean can be fatal.
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Miami
Fla
Kevin Frey
Frey
Ronald Wright
Dade County
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