St Patrick’s Day parades span Atlantic cities and Belfast clashes
Irish and Irish Americans celebrated St Patrick’s Day with parades and green fashion. An estimated 6 000 Americans watched Dublin’s parade while Belfast saw 4 000 supporters on Falls Road amid sectarian tensions. In Memphis a pub crawl linked 20 restaurants and bars. Atlanta lit the Hyatt Regency green as revelry spread.
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Tenn
Zinnie's
An Area News Roundup Highlights Local Notices
A compact page summary notes vital statistics and obituaries for Deer Lodge, plus a broadcaster held in contempt. An official air study denial is reported, with a kite tale for kids and state legislative roundup. Weather forecasts predict scattered snow showers and a cooling trend this weekend.
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Deer Lodge
Paycheck Growth Boosts Personal Income in February
The Commerce Department reports personal income rose at a 1.2 percent annual rate in February, adding 17.1 billion dollars to reach 1,458 billion. Wages and salaries climbed 12.9 billion, signaling a stronger economy after weather hits. a separate incident notes a man hospitalized after a late Thursday shooting at 1515 B Walkerville in Silver Bow County.
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Carter Gets Standing Ovation At U N Address
President Carter, in his first U N speech since taking office, urged global respect for human rights and warned against treating it as mere politics. He pressed for limits on new weapons, possible SALT flexibility, and a broader U N role while noting Palestinian issues and a desire to advance peace.
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Energy plan will change U S lifestyle
President Carter said his upcoming comprehensive energy program will substantially alter American life. He acknowledged expected disapproval and pledged to explain the brutal facts of the energy crunch when the plan is released on April 20. Interior Secretary Andrus warned living standards would remain high, urging cooperation among utilities, consumers and environmentalists.
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