Foreign currency shifts offer travel and shopping savings
Consumers can profit from currency value changes as nations move values against the dollar. Devaluations in Australia and pounds losses in the UK affect prices abroad and imports, while hotel rates and airline tickets vary by country. A study projects 12 percent higher international revenues in 1976 with a 7 percent rise in foreign arrivals.
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U S Bicentennial Exhibit Draws 270000 in Moscow
The American Bicentennial exhibit in Sokolniki Park Moscow closed after drawing about 270 000 Soviets over a month. Thousands queued daily. space limits forced many away. Frank Ursino praised the turnout while noting two bomb threats halted entry briefly. Notable guests included Lydia Gromyko and Andre Sakharov.
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Bomb Disarmed Outside Union Carbide Office in Needham
An anonymous tip led police to a dynamite device outside Union Carbide in Needham Massachusetts. The 20 sticks of dynamite with a watch and battery were found on the building steps. no blast occurred and the motive remains tied to a group claiming prison reform demands.
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Kissinger Says No More Foreign Trips After 39 Months as Secretary
Henry Kissinger returns to Washington after 564 000 miles and 57 countries as secretary of state. He declares there are no more foreign trips and notes plans to retire while praising Cyrus R. Vance as his successor.
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Physical problems linked to blues in sleep study
Pittsburgh researchers at Western Psychiatric Center report a three year study using REM sleep patterns to separate emotional depression from physical illness causing low mood. They found depressed patients with no physical cause showed REMs about 20 49 minutes after sleep start while those with physical causes had near no eye movement. The National Institute of Mental Wealth funded the work and suggests up to ten percent of 600000 existing low mood cases may be inadequately diagnosed.
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National Institute of Mental Wealth
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