Democrats Push 4.3 Billion Public Jobs Plan in House
Democrats propose a 4.3 billion package to fund 600 000 public service jobs through September aiming to curb unemployment as jobless figures fall. The measure would sustain 329 000 current jobs and create 289 000 new roles in schools and non profit hospitals while critics call it costly and an election year ploy.
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Peggy Simpson
Washington
House Intelligencs
House
Ford
Piaid
Albert Hy Quis
R-Minn
Education and Labor Committee
Pentagon to halt state local civil defense funding
The Pentagon plans to end federal support for state and local civil defense preparations for natural disasters and nuclear threats. The move would cut billions in expected funds, affect over 6,000 employees, and reverse a policy shift from 1972 aimed at boosting readiness and emergency centers.
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Pentagon
Defense
Melvin A. Laird
Pentagon Fias
White House of Live of Management and Budget
Civil Defense Agency
Congress
Fundy
Af Agency
ASEAN ministers seek U S role in Asia security
Foreign ministers from the Philippines Thailand Malaysia Singapore and Indonesia met at Pattaya Beach to discuss region security and the American military presence. The talks precede the first ASEAN summit set for February 22 to 24 on Bali. Philippine Foreign Secretary Carlos Homolo warned against rushing into military pacts.
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Pattaya Beach
Thanond Lap
Asia
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
ASEAN
Bangkok
Philippines
Thailand
Malaysia
Singapore
Indoesia
Indondésian
Bali
Philitppine
Carlos Homulo
Radiation scare at U.S. Embassy Moscow noted
U S officials report initially high radiation at the American Embassy in Moscow linked to Soviet listening or jamming devices. An embassy doctor says no medical problem exists. Shields to be installed, investigation considers surrounding buildings for the source.
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Washington
Moscow
State Department
U.S
Waller J. Stoessel Jr
Nascow
Plane crashes after engine failure killing three crew
A four engine charter DC plane operated by Mercer Aviation lost an engine on takeoff from Hollywood Burbank Airport and crashed near the Woodley Golf Course after attempting an emergency landing at Van Nuys. Pilot James Seccumbe, copilot Jack Finger, and flight engineer Arthur Bankers died. Three survivors, two stewardesses Jan Butte and Susan Masters and part time worker Guy NeMeo, were rescued with burns after the wreckage reignited. Firefighters were injured during rescue efforts.
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Los Angeles
Mercer Aviation
Jan Butte
Susan Masters
Guy NeMeo
George Douglas
Los Angeles City
Torrance
Federal Aviation Administration
Hollywood-Burbank
Caroline Kennedy Drops Suitor While Innsbruck Olympics Buzz
London gossip columnist Nigel Dempster reports Caroline Kennedy temporarily ended her romance with Prince Rupert of Prussia during the Innsbruck Winter Olympics. The 18 year old heiress had pursued art studies and Sotheby's course while the prince, son of Kaiser Wilhelm II, is linked with other eligible bachelors as Olym pic coverage continues.
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London
Caroline Kennedy
Prince Rupert of Prussia
Nigel Dempster
Daily Mall
Prince Rupert
Brigid Ness
Miss Kennedy
Intebruck
Austria
Dempater
Pietre Sailager
Presa
John F. Kennedy
Innsbruck
Prince
Bobby Hesseth
Mark Shand
Sebastian Taylor
First Lady Betty Ford Receives Mixed Compliments At UNH
First Lady Betty Ford faced a tepid compliment from a student during a UNH appearance. The youth praised her overall, calling her pretty well but somewhat old fashioned, as Ford spoke Sunday night.
Ford says she is nonpolitical during first campaign trip
Susen Ford, 18, in North Conway on her first presidential campaign swing, says she is nonpolitical and uncertain about supporting her father for a full term. She notes she has not decided and has seen him age during the campaign trail.
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North Conway
N.H
API
Susan Ford
Miss Ford
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Guatemala Earthquake Shelters Won't Hold All
Dr. Mackey, 89, and Helen Mackey, 38, and their family escaped unscathed as Guatemala rattled by a strong earthquake. The couple and Mrs. Mackey’s parents plan to join a medical team returning Tuesday to aid the Central American country after vacationing 75 miles northwest of Guatemala City when the quake struck.
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Atlanta
M_ Mackey
Guatemala
Dr. Mackey
Helen
Colin
Americans Gain Time To Buy Food Vs Foreign Workers
A USDA report compares the hours wage earners in 13 countries spent to buy common foods in 1975 and 1976. U S factory workers needed two hours and 16 minutes to buy a staple cart item list in 1975, up from 1974, while foreign workers averaged four hours and 14 minutes.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Fsctory
Foreig
USDA
Peet
West Germany
Brazil
Belgiu
Argentina
Australia
Denmark
Great Britain
Canada
France
Italy
Sweden
Netherlanda
Japan
MPLA claims victory in Angola with Huambo capture
The MPLA says it has captured Huambo and nears victory in northern Angola, with UNITA and FNLA remnants retreating. Tass and other sources report MPLA advances toward Lobito and Lumeje along the Benguela railroad, while Kinshasa and Tass note FNLA pockets holding two northern towns.
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Associated Press
Popular Movement
MPLA
Husmbo
National Union
UNITA
Angola
Jane Bergero
London Financial Times
Luanda
National Front
FNLA
Huambo
Silva Porto
Resto Muulata
Kinshasa
Zaire
Huambe
Novo Redondo
Luso
Mulata
Kuambo
Benguela
Zambia
Mise Bergerot
Lobila
Tass
Lumeje
Santo Antonio Do Zaire
Congo River
Euro
Exosociology taught in Palm Beach course on aliens
Palm Beach Junior College sociologist Dr. Richard E. Yinger explores exosociology in a nontraditional series. He argues advanced extraterrestrials would avoid war and could teach earthlings how to handle meetings, with topics from UFOs to colonization and peaceful coexistence.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Outer Space
Chard E. Yinger
Palm Beach Junior College
Yinger
Florida State University
He Taugt
State University of New York
American Sociological Association
Que
Leks Yinger
Earth
Moon
Fragmented medical ad text from old issue
The readable fragments advertise a pain relief product and a preparation formula. Mentions a new Ther a neat er formula and drug counters with possible mentions of suppliers. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or named organizations.
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