NATO commander warns of Soviet military buildup
General Andrew J. Goodpaster, NATO Supreme Allied Commander, warned in Heidelberg that the Soviet Union is building the world’s strongest military machine while West detente is clouded by wishful thinking. He urged not to reduce NATO forces unilaterally and noted Warsaw Pact improvements in ground weapons.
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Border fighting halts as Israel Syria clash escalates
Border fighting between Israel and Syria ends after the fiercest clashes in 27 months. Israeli and Syrian forces exchange air and artillery fire with several jets shot down. One Israeli soldier dies, two civilians hurt, and both sides report casualties on their lines.
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Chiefs urge prosecution of Indian demonstrators
Government bureaus estimated damage from the seven day occupation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs at 330000. Sen. Alan Bible urged an Interior Department probe into the "wanton and reckless devastation" and prosecutors were urged by Indian chiefs who represented many tribes. The BIA building near the White House sustained 250000 in structural damage plus 280000 in losses to rugs and equipment. 412 employees took administrative leave costing 148000 through Thursday. The protest ended after pledges not to prosecute for damage and some documents were removed deemed potentially incriminating.
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U S Stands Alone Against Soviet TV Broadcasts at U N
The United States voted no as the only nation against a Soviet motion at the U N General Assembly seeking an international convention to regulate satellite television broadcasts. The roll was 102 to 1 with Fiji Gabon Tunisia Israel Nicaragua Lesotho and the Central African Republic abstaining.
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California hearing pits evolution against creation in life origin debate
At a California state hearing the Board of Education weighs how to present the origin of life to K through 8 students. Scientists and theologians clash over whether divine creation deserves equal text coverage with Darwinian theory as publishers anticipate a national ripple. The NASU intervened urging exclusion of creationism from textbooks.
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Los Angeles Baptist College
Jean E. Sumrall
Los Gatos
Louis) Leakey
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California
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National Academy of Sciences
GAO exposes luxury Alaska club run for brass by enlisted servants
GAO found 24 enlisted men assigned full time to the Alaskan Chatea and Health Club at Elmendart Air Force Base near Anchorage serving top officers at taxpayer expense. Rooms cost $2 to $3 nightly and a separate health club exists for officers and high earners. the arrangement violated regulations. Proxmire urged immediate correction, noting $179,000 yearly in civilian-free services and calling for an end to improper use of funds.
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At the Movies Cinemas at Williamstown and Beyond
Joseph Wambaughs The New Centurions is being adapted for film with George C Scott and Stacy Keach in leading roles. Patty Duke stars in Youll Like My Mother paired with Frenzy. Slaughterhouse Five film reviews split, with Vonneguts novel seen as marvellously transformed by some and disappointing to others. Screenings: Cinema I and II times and Williamstown showtimes.
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George C. Scott
Stacy Krach
Patty Duke
Williamstown
Slaughterhouse Five
Kurt Vonnegut Jr
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