Viking finds water ice on Mars north polar cap
Viking 2 scientists cheer a frozen water discovery in the Martian north polar cap, not just carbon dioxide, linking to ancient channels and dry river beds suggesting past habitability. Israeli military police arrest two officers over bribes from an American auto parts supplier, Maj. Zeevi and Lt. Col. Granit facing trial soon.
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Thai PM Seni Pramoj resigns after parliament attack
Bangkok reports Prime Minister Seni Pramoj announced his resignation following a morning assault on his five month old government. He would present a petition to King Bhumibol Adulyadej to be relieved of duties amid unrest linked to exiled Thanom Kittikachorn. The move followed tears and a vow not to speak further as protests erupted among students and critics.
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Steel Co Paid Ford Vacations at Disney World
UPI reports William Whyte of U S Steel said Ford, while a congressman, took at least one Disney World trip funded by U S Steel. Industry sources say Ford was treated to several vacations by the steel giant. White House had no comment. U S Steel employees recall vacations at Pine Valley Golf Club in New Jersey. Ford and Whyte recall two visits.
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EPA releases mileage tests Rabbit Diesel wins 44 mpg
EPA finds 1977 cars average 18.6 mpg, up from 1976. Volkswagen Rabbit Diesel tops tests with 44 mpg overall (52 highway, 39 city). Toyota Corolla second at 41 mpg, Dasher Diesel third at 40. Worst are eight-cylinder Dodges and Plymouths at 9 mpg city. Costs to fuel also estimated for year. Top 10 list includes Mazda 808, Chevy Chevette, Datsun models, and others.
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Kissinger Departs Africa Hopeful On Rhodesia Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger wrapped up a 10 day Africa tour saying he left with warm feelings and hope after briefing Kenyan President Jomo Kenyatta on talks with Rhodesian and South African leaders. He framed progress toward majority rule in Rhodesia as the aim amid allied front line states and pending speech by Ian Smith.
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New Lebanese president sworn in amid Beirut fighting
Elias Sarkis, 51, sworn in as Lebanon's sixth president in Chiaura after Syria-backed security allowed Parliament to convene outside Beirut. He pledges genuine political reforms and positive dialogue to end 17 months of civil war while factions outside the capital boycott.
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Bennington Banner Publisher and delivery rates notice
The Bennington Banner lists publishing details and subscription rates. It notes daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays, address at 425 Main St Bennington VT, and United Press International NYT News Service affiliations. Subscription options include 3 months to 1 year with various prices for Vermont and national delivery.
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