Kissinger leak tied to State Dept official Atherton
Washington sources identify Alfred L. Atherton Jr. as the State Department official who leaked parts of Kissinger’s Middle East talks to Edward Sheehan of Foreign Policy. The article cites the leak appeared from department aides amid ongoing probes led by Lawrence Eagleburger.
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Washington
UPI
White House
State Department
Middle East
Henry Kissinger
Alfred L. Atherton, Jr
Near East
South Asia
Edward Sheehan
Atherton
Department
Yigal Allon
Kissinger
Sheehan
Lawrence S. Eagleburger
Air Force to close three bases and downgrade two
The Air Force plans to close Craig Alabama Webb Texas Kincheloe Michigan and downgrade Loring Maine Richards Gebaur Missouri to cut 10,400 jobs and save 150 million dollars annually. Secretary Reed says 7,500 military and 2,900 civilian positions will be eliminated and airmen relocated with four to six months for environmental hearings.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
Craig Afb
Alabama
Webb Afb
Texas
Kincheloe
Afb
Michigan
Loring Afb
Maine
Richards-Gebaur Afb
Missouri
Thomas C. Reed
Reed
Germany
Craig
Webb
Indochina
Loring
Strategic Air Command
U.S
Richards-Gebaur
Air Force Communications Service
Scott Afb
Illinois
Environmental Health Laboratories
Radiological Health Laboratory
Brooks Afb
Tex
Air National Guard
Study to Compare Breast Cancer in U S and Japan
Minneapolis UPI reports a year long study to explain why breast cancer runs six times higher in the United States than in Japan. Dr. Lee Anne Wallach of the University of Minnesota outlines recruitment, hormonal rhythm analysis, and cross cultural testing with U S volunteers and Japanese volunteers near Fukuoka. Volunteers will undergo four 24 hour examinations and train to collect samples for hormonal analysis, aiming to reveal causes and preventive steps.
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Minneapolis
UPI
United States
Japan
Lee Anne Wallach
University of Minnesota Medical Center
Minnesota
National Cancer Institute
Fukuoka
International Society of Chronobiology
U.S
Dr. Wallach
Minneapolis-St. Paul Area
New York Primary Becomes A New Ball Game
Henry Jackson led in delegates before Thursday, but Morris Udall’s campaign kickoff in New York City and Albany's passage of a new primary law altered the scene. The April 6 New York primary now reshapes delegate outcomes and party dynamics.
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New York
UPI
Henry Jackson
Morris Udall
Udall
New York City
Albany
Jackson
Hugh Carey
Birch Bayh
George McGovern
Jimmy Carter
Carter
New York State
Washington
Thater
Afl-Cio
American Federation of State, Country, Municipal Employees
Town faces major Loring AFB cuts and impact
Limestone Maine residents brace for the Pentagon plan to shutter or trim Loring Air Force Base with 2750 military and 465 civilian jobs at stake. The $34 million payroll fuels Aroostook County and local schools face staffing losses. officials warn of severe economic and community consequences across Limestone Caribou and Van Buren.
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Limestone
Maine
UPI
Loring Air Force Base
Aroostook County
Loring
Pentagon
Aroostook
Caribou
Daniel C. Boothby
Boothby
Armand A. LeBlanc
Dean Buren
van Buren
LeBlanc
Escape from Piedras Negras Jail Sparks River Crossing
Kara Jorgenson and 15 other Americans escaped from a Piedras Negras jail with two hooded men. Jorgenson swam the Rio Grande, helped Dale Chenoweth across, and planned to return home for a steak and a drink. Authorities in Eagle Pass prepared to determine warrants. if none existed, the escapees would be released.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
UPI
Kara Kristine Jorgenson
Rio Grande
Dale
Miss Jorgenson
Georgetown
Colo
Dale Chenoweth
Moss
U.S
Piedras Negras
Mexico
United States
Keith Joins Nickelodeon Cast With O'Neal and Reynolds
Hollywood UPI reports actor Brian Keith has been added to the Nickelodeon film cast along with stars Ryan O'Neal and Burt Reynolds. The project marks another high profile collaboration for the trio in a major studio production.
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Hollywood
UPI
Brian Keith
Nickelodeon
Ryan O’neal
Burt Reynolds
Hearst case to be given to jury next week says judge
UPI report says Patricia Hearst remains ill with a flu like infection delaying the bank robbery trial. Judge Oliver J. Carter told the seven women and five men jury they may start deliberations next Thursday or Friday if the pace holds. Hearst was kept in a suburban jail cell and hospitalized for tests after a fever and breathing problems.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
U.S
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Attor
Joel Fort
Bomb damages Hearst summer retreat in California
A bomb exploded at Randolph Hearst's Wyntoon estate in Shasta County, causing minor damage. Authorities cited a possible defect preventing a larger blast, with the New World Liberation Front alleged by a San Francisco TV station tip. The blast follows a prior Hearst Castle attack last month causing about 1 million dollars in damage.
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Redding
Calif
UPI
Hearst
Shasta County
Wyntoon
Randolph A. Hearst
California
San Francisco
New World Liberation Front
Hearst Castle
San Simeon
Carbon monoxide named America’s most dangerous poison
Lincoln Nebraska United Press International reports that carbon monoxide a tasteless colorless and odorless gas is the most dangerous common poison in the United States. The University of Nebraska Lincoln cooperative Extension Service warns that this silent killer can permanently damage the brain after minimal exposure. The service urged jurors to plan to deliberate through the weekend.
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Lincoln, Neb
America
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
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