Air Controllers and British Strike End at Most Airports
Assistant air traffic controllers end their four day strike at six of seven major UK airports by midnight. They plan to resume a slowdown at London two airports and seek coordination with French and Spanish controllers. Strikes continue at Prestwick and potential cross border impact is noted.
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Britain
Prestwick
Western
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Voyager 2 computer troubles delay Jupiter mission repair plan
In Pasadena, scientists plan to trigger small blasts to snap a data boom into place on Voyager 2. Explosions would free a dust cover on the instrument arm to regain movement after a stubborn 74 foot boom delay. Computer malfunctions halt tracking and a trajectory tweak is postponed.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jeb Feparatee Laboratory
Misalon
Bane
Elementary Enrollment Hike Likely
Flagstaff elementary enrollment showed a slight increase over last year according to Supt. David A. Williams. Bus service ran on schedule with few difficulties. More enrollment figures expected Tuesday as secondary totals were not yet reported.
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Flagstaff
David A. Williams
Iewever
Williams
Willams
Tests To Be Conducted On Laetrile Case Studies
Washington officials map plans to review several hundred cancer patients who claim Laetrile cured them. If findings are inconclusive, a trial on volunteers may occur. FDA CDC and agency leaders will select cases and study X rays, charts, and records to assess anecdotal claims.
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Washington
National
Bald Satay
Food and Drug Administration
Center For Disease Control
Upton
NBC
Guy R. Newell
Newell
Stump Attacks Carter Over Alien Amnesty Plan
Arizona Congressman Arisota urged President to withdraw the amnesty proposal that would grandfather in aliens with fake documents. He argued increased border enforcement is needed to curb crime and illegal entry, saying the crisis on the border demands an adequate solution.
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Ivan
Arisota
U.S
Ake Pies
Hay
United States
Oklahoma man cited for assault with deadly weapon after truck rear-ends car
John C. Truesdell a 39 year old from Midwest City Oklahoma was arrested after his arm i truck collided with a car driven by Flora Garcia 21 of Albuquerque New Mexico on I 40 near Williams Arizona The incident left Garcia with minor injuries and she was treated and released at Flagstaff Community Hospital Truesdell also faced a possession of a drug not in a prescription bottle charge The DPS noted the second two vehicle crash involved a ram into Garcia following a CB radio altercation The agency logged seven accidents Sunday all with no or minor injuries
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Okla
Willams
Arizona Dept. of Public Safety Reports
John C. Truesdell
DPS
Alan Whitney
Flora Garcia
Albuquerque
N.M
Garcia
Flagstaff Community Hospital
Truesdell
C.B
Utilities sue Navajo over sulfur tax at Gant station
Salt River Project and three utilities plan to sue the Navajo Tribe over a proposed 4.95 million dollar annual tax on sulfur emissions from the Gant Navajo Generating Station at Page Arizona. Sunny and warm weather forecast with clear cool nights expected in Northern Arizona over the next few days.
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Phoenix
Salt River
Navajo Tribe
Gant Navajo
Page
Ariz
Arizona
Carter Wins Labor Backing In Panama Treaty Push
President Carter secures AFL leader George Meany support for the new Panama Canal treaty. Meany says territorial rights alone won’t justify the pact, citing job rights for American workers. Carter plans fireside chat to rally public backing as Jordan leads a broad White House task force for Senate ratification.
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Carter
AFL
George Meany
Panama
Labor Federation
Meany
Labor
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Hamilton Jordan
Jordan
Joe Aragon
White House
Reagan
United States
Lance and Carter Discuss Budget Pay Plans
Washington AP Bert Lance director of the Office of Management and Budget met with President Carter to discuss the government budget and how much it can pay its employees. Two aides proposed a seven percent raise for civil service salaries. One adviser, Alan Campbell of the Civil Service Commission, said Carter was involved in the talks.
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Washington
Bert Lance
U.S
Carter
Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Tlan
Alan Campbell
The
Civil Service Commission
Serapremestie Reennaeadae
Rhodesian talks in Pretoria with Young and Owen
Ambassador Andrew Young and British Foreign Secretary David Owen met in Pretoria with Prime Minister Vorster for four hours in a bid to win support for a Brito American plan to end Rhodesia’s impasse. Officials warned departure delays may push talks past Tuesday as observers doubted progress. A Lusaka newspaper critiqued the mediation amid black guerrilla opposition and police removed protest placards before the session.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Andrew Young
David Owen
John Vorster
Rhodesia
Kenya
Owen
Young
U.N
Vorater
Getti
Lan Smit
Zambia Mail
Lusaka
Parr Denies Involvement In Box 13 Vote Fraud
AP reports George B. Parr known as the Duke of Duval denied involvement in Box 13 vote fraud that sent Lyndon B. Johnson to the Senate in a taped February 1975 interview. He accused Lars Salas of adding 200 names and said Parr ordered prior votes. The tape, linked to a Dudley Lynch book project, was released by Mets-Philm Associates. Salas recalled the voice and noted Parr was under tax charges and ill, seeking to shift blame.
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George B. Parr
Duke of
Duval
Jim Wells County
Lyndon B. Jobison
U.S. Senate
San Diego
Tex
Parr
Lars Salas
Johnson
Salas
Box 13
Associated Press
Mets-Philm Associates Inc
Beverly Hilla
Dudley Lynch
Volce
George
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