Carter flies to Georgia coast for working vacation
President Carter uses the long blue and white jet for a working vacation off the Georgia coast aboard the presidential aircraft. He travels with Rosalynn Chip and Caron, staying at Musgrove Plantation owned by Smith Bagley. Carter plans early meetings with Ford and CIA briefings while catching up on reading and sleep.
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Rhodesian raid into Mozambique reported with Cuban links
The Sunday Tribune quoted a western diplomatic source alleging Cuban advisers and various Eastern bloc personnel were present during a Rhodesian raid in Mozambique. It claimed over 500 guerrillas killed, equipment destroyed, and several pilots shot down, while Rhodesian officials denied the report.
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ROTC pledge stabbed to death in hazing incident
A St John's University ROTC pledges hazing death occurred during an illegal interrogation on Long Island. Thomas Fitzgerald, 20, NYC, died after a bayonet stab during Pershing Rifles hazing. James Savino, 21, Hoboken, charged with second degree murder. Police say the event involved mock interrogations with guarded access and that hazing is illegal.
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Queens
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Dian Island
Long Island
Healy
Indian Island
Soviet rocket disaster blamed on Khrushchev rush
Exiled Soviet scientist Dr. Zhores Medvedev alleges a 1960 space program accident killed the elite of Soviet space science during a rushed launch for Khrushchev's UN visit. He says Marshall Nedelin died in a fiery explosion and cites a later 1998 Urals nuclear waste catastrophe with tens of thousands affected.
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Russia
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New York
U.N. General Assembly
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Mild weather to linger with fair, mild days
Unchanged mild pattern continues with little temperature change. Highs in the 70s and overnight lows in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees. Light winds accompany the pleasant stretch as the region enjoys continued comfortable springlike weather.
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Student politics lure mom daughter at Ohlone Hopkins
KEITH JONES reports in Fremont that KG Engelhardt 45 the Ohlone College student body president is guiding her daughter Vanessa 13 elected Hopkins Junior High student body president. KG emphasizes learning by doing and expands student power through new policies committees and funds oversight while noting the typical student is about 27 and often employed off campus.
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Southern counties send most officials to San Diego trip
Officials from South County cities including San Taandra and San Leandro joined the California League of Cities gathering in San Diego. About 110 South County officials participated with an average cost around 180 per person, funds aiding travel and lodging as they missed local meetings back home.
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San Taandra
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San Leandro
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