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1980Year CAIRO--Some nations must choose between guns and butter but Egypt is planning to have both, thanks to the United States. Dependency on Foreign Aid A Way of Life for Egyptians
A Bloated Budget and Bureaucracy
1967Year Without Sandy Koufax, without Maury Wills, without even the huge crowds that used to greet them in New York, the Los Angeles Dodgers made their first appearance of the baseball season at Shea Stadium last night. Mets Beat Dodgers, 5-2, on Seaver's 5-Hitter and End 5-Game Losing Streak
A Block and a Spill ... Hey, Ump, This Is Baseball?
1977Year WASHINGTON, Jan. 6—
A block down Pennsylvania Avenue, a bank sign kept winking that it was 26 degrees this morning as construction workers stamped frigid feet outside the White House and prepared to install four solar heating units in the reviewing stand where President‐elect Carter will watch his inaugural parade. ‘People's’ Inaugural Will Include Solar Heating, But Not for Many
1991Year The bedroom's lace curtains rustle in a cool spring breeze, filtering dots of sunlight onto a four-poster bed. Like hundreds of other bed-and-breakfasts throughout America, the appeal of Donald Kurz-Fiedeke's small hostelry is its 19th-century charm, its whiff of romance. But just beyond the curtains and a well-tended garden, laundry hangs from red-brick tenements
a block from the front door are decaying East River piers, and a short stroll away is the Pulaski Bridge, which connects southwestern Queens with Greenpoint in Brooklyn, the setting for Mr. Kurz-Fiedeke's Brooklyn Bed and Breakfast. Brooklyn Tells Tourists, Yo! Don't Overlook Us
1971Year PASADENA, Calif., Sept. 18 (AP)—
A block of 3,500 tickets for the Rose Bowl football game next Jan. 1 has been made available to the general public, with a drawing to determine the purchasers. Public Eligible in Draw Of 3,500 Rose Bowl Tickets
1959Year BENEATH the hard surface of Manhattan's sophisticated life exists another kind -family life in small, closely-knit neighborhoods. This mode of city living thrives in a number of scattered areas and nurtures the kind of warm, neighborly relationships and informal group activities more often associated with suburban or country life. Good Neighbor Policy Brings Upper East Side Families Together
A Block of Gardens Serves as Refuge From Busy City