Rockslide Blocks Malibu Coast Highway Closing Town Homefront
Malibu faces isolation as a rockslide seals a 5 percent mile stretch of Pacific Coast Highway. Businesses report heavy losses, with restaurants citing 10 000 to 25 000 dollars weekly declines and workers unable to reach jobs. Locals discuss diversions and community efforts to attract visitors.
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Malibu
Calif
Los Angeles
Judy Johnston
Pacific Coast Highway
State Department of Transportation
California
Rancho Palos Verde
Slide
Santa Monica
Dalton urges public to accept energy shortages and rationing
Virginia Governor John Dalton told a luncheon that the public must be convinced of a growing energy shortage and will demand government response. He urged state employees to lead by example in conservation as gasoline use rose 3.9 percent to end February.
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Strasburg
Virginia
LOT
and &N
Deutz
International Diesel
John Deere
Ford
Cui
Pennsylvania
Dalton
Richmond
John Dalton
Alaska
Atlantic
Mexico
Three Mile Island
Terence Cooke
New York
Jean Jadot
United States
Vatican
Goren Bridge by Charles H Gore n and Omar Sharif 1979
In a Chicago Tribune bridge column, the article analyzes a no trump to game hand. East overcalls hearts then diamonds are attacked early to force declarer into a one trick set. The key defense is a diamond jack at trick two to prevent discards and time the play.
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Connie Spiros
Sea Lion
Pacific Ocean
Robert Yuro
Alice
Charles H. Goren
Omar Sharif
Chicago Tribune
North
East
South
West
Declarer
Ace
Phinazee gets two years for threat to Carter in Baltimore
Winston Marion Phinazee, 38, formerly of Georgia, was sentenced to two years after pleading guilty to calling the Baltimore Secret Service on Oct. 22 and threatening to kill President Carter if he visits Baltimore. Phinazee had earlier been sentenced in Georgia in 1973 for threatening Nixon.
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Baltimore
Winston Marion
Phinazee
Georgia
Nixon
Carter
Secret Service
Muzorewa denies Iran SAVAK money charge
Rhodesia's prime minister elect Bishop Abel Muzorewa rejected Iranian government claims he received funds from SAVAK. A Muzorewa spokesman called the accusation absolute nonsense and said he had no contacts with Iran as Muzorewa prepared to take office next month.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Abel Muzorewa
SAVAK
Muzorewa
Iran
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Former SS officer tied to WWII counterfeit ring
A 72 year old former SS officer, described as Adolf Mider's top counterfeit expert, is linked to a World War II era operation. He allegedly ran a secret house at Labers Castle near Merano and produced banknotes for agents during the war.
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Munich
West Germany
Adol Mider
Speberry
Friedrich Sch
Labers Castle
Merano
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National Association of Realtors
Free and Clear
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