Corona Fire Threatens Subdivision As Evacuations Continue
About 1,500 firefighters battled a wind driven brush fire in Corona Riverside County that scorched over 3,000 acres threatening a new subdivision. Residents fled as flames menaced homes under construction while weather with 102 104, 10 mph winds and 12 15 percent humidity affected containment efforts.
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Carter to send greeting on outer space voyage
Washington reports President Carter plans to send greetings on the Voyager spacecraft message project. The 60 language greeting includes birds, jazz, classical music, and Earth civilization details. Voyagers launch August 1977, with Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus flybys planned before leaving the solar system.
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Iran
Uranus
Jupiter
Saturn
Desanus
Solar System
Billiot
Milky Way
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Outer Space
Consolidated Edison blamed in blackout
Portoral investigators blame Consolidated Edison for failing to prevent a New York City blackout two weeks ago. The Federal Power Commission credits restoration efforts but criticizes load shedding devices and power links with upstate sources. No comment from Con Ed as report awaited by President Carter.
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Consolidated Edison
New York City
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Westchester County
Fueral Power Commission
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Con Ed
Wif Ie
Traham Beame
FRC
Confed
FPC
Carter
Regulations ordered on chemical production
Washington AP reports the government requires regulations on PBB production the fire retardant linked to widespread animal deaths in Michigan. Environmental officials aim to curb or ban manufacture after animal losses from BPC contamination, with use in paints plastics and auto parts traced back to 1971.
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Washington
PBB
Michigan
Washington Post
Environmental Protection
Douglas M. Coste
Catire
Battle Creek
Alaskan oil test chokes fishing for Coast Guard
Coast Guard stations brace as the arrival of the ARCO Juneau supertanker for the trans Alaska Pipeline prompts concerns over northern waters. Mariners like Radarman Chris Netttes expect four to five tankers daily through Valdez Narrows while local officials warn of risks to fisheries and coastal infrastructure.
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Valdex Narrows
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West Coast
Narrows
trans-Alaska Pipeline
Valdez
Alaska Pipeline Service Co
Prince Willai Sound
Gulf of Inskia
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Jos al Hulmes
Cunard
Petia
Radarman
Chris Netttes
Murphy
Mico Juneau
Pototo Point
Hindenbrack
Holmes
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Bell-bottoms return eyed for Navy uniforms in 1975
San Diego sources indicate bell-bottom trousers jumpers and white hats may again be issued to about 20 000 sailors in the Atlantic and Pacific Fleets starting January 1. The move follows a 1971 shift to officer-style uniforms and a later personnel survey showing enlisted men favored the bell-bottoms for practicality and identity.
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Washington
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Dames Fa. Holloway
Naval Operations
W Graham Claytor Jr
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Navy Personnel Research and Development Center
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San Vhegas
Norfolk
Charleston
S.C
Rota
Spain
Sohie Hay
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Japan
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Atlantic
Pacific
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Jubilee baby named Jamie Elizabeth in Wales
A Glamorgan Wales couple celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's jubilee by naming their newborn daughter Jamie Elizabeth Jubi Lea as reported in the Institute of Population Registration journal. The couple, patriotic parents, mark the silver jubilee year with the unique name.
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Am Mes‘ Lee
Elizabeth I
The
Institute of Population Registration
Glamndrgan
Wales
Jamie Elizabeth Jubi Lea
Energy bill debate moves through House floor
Washington AP The House ready to debate a 580 page energy bill to curb oil and gas use, boost conservation and tax incentives for insulation. Carter urged strong action. bill aims to raise electricity costs at peak and keep gas subsidies, splitting GOP and some Democrats on price controls.
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Thomas O'Neill
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Rain saves prophet at rain bet ending in Carson joke
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania AP reports rain saved rain day prophet John Daily in a 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. shower as the 89th rain on July 29 in 102 years. The 61 year old retired lawyer, who inherited the stunt from his father in 1936, has won hats and charity auction items from Bob Hope and Muhammad Ali and boasted of many wins in 39 years.
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John Dally
Johnny Carson
National Weather Service
Pennsylvania
Carson
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Muhammad Ali
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Lottery roundup in Maryland and Pennsylvania reports
A fragmented lottery roundup notes Friday draws in Maryland and Pennsylvania. Wember drives in Maryland, while reported numbers include 90 4 in Pennsylvania and a reference to Pittsburgh and Philadelphia daily lotteries. The text is garbled with mis-spellings and incomplete data.
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Maryland
Vance labels West Bank rights an open question
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance says the right to the West Bank is an open question as he prepares a Middle East peace mission. He will visit Egypt Lebanon Syria Jordan Saudi Arabia and Israel, carrying U S proposals for negotiations and seeking Arab and Israeli leaders' views.
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Cyrus RB. Vance
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Jordan River
Vance
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Egypt
Lebanon
Sycia
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Israel
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Moenshem Begin
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Yance
Palestine Liberation Organization
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Ila
North Korea accuses U S of plan to keep Korea split
North Korea broadcast a statement demanding the United States renounce aggression and withdraw all forces from South Korea. It followed Harold Brown's talks in Seoul on a phased troop withdrawal, arguing Washington seeks to permanently occupy and divide Korea and must remove ground, air, naval and nuclear forces.
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Cities sacrifice long range improvements amid weak economies
A congressional joint committee survey of the nations largest cities shows many cut back on capital projects such as roads, sewers, and public buildings due to low fiscal confidence. About 18 cities were included. 33 reported reduced capital spending and overall budgets rose only modestly, signaling fewer large improvements as local economies struggle.
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Joint Economic Committee
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Hubart I. Humphrey
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D-Py
Aldo Hacdship
Mountain Rad and Gun Club hosts affair with members and guests
The So Mountain Rad and Gun Club announces an event on Saturday July 20 featuring Ady and other members as guests. The gathering invites participation from club members and invited attendees in a community setting.
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Mountain Rad & Gun
Ady
Daily Mail notices and postage rates noted in 1923
Partial OCR of The Daily Mail listing dates and holidays such as Memorial Day Independence Day and Labor Day. It includes postal rates and advertising terms, noting second class postage paid at Hagerstown Maryland and rates per year month and user.
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