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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1976
Page
3
In Pasadena scientists study Viking 1 images showing varied terrain near Chryse with channels craters and bright lines. Experts weigh whether floods formed the land or slow erosion shaped valleys as Mars becomes increasingly dry.
EPA review says a major reactor accident could cause 66 000 to 330 000 delayed cancer deaths, far higher than the Rasmussen estimate. It says immediate deaths could be higher or lower but long term impacts are substantially greater, with risk levels potentially hundreds of times more likely.
Secretary of State Kissinger after talks with South Africa's Vorster says the process toward black majority rule is in motion though safeguards for white minorities are needed. He plans negotiations in London with Callaghan and Crosland and will send William Schaufele Jr. to Africa. Vorster reiterates aim for peaceful solution and readiness to participate in the shift.
Washington AP reports pessimism from Sen. Dole and other anti-busing lawmakers about President Ford's proposals to limit school busing. Dole says the bill has little chance this year, as Hruska and Eastland back the measure and hearings may be scheduled. House action date unclear.
At least 300 and possibly 400 members of the Class of 1977 at the U S Military Academy in West Point are accused of cheating on a graded home study problem, with testimony from Capt Bruce Sweeny indicating widespread cheating. The case, described as possibly the largest at West Point, has led to resignations and multiple boards of officers having convicted 11 of 12 cadets heard so far, with 161 others awaiting verdicts as hearings continue into fall.
Calais Maine state police say Margery L Cook 31 was the driver in a head-on collision on US 1 Thursday night in Calais. The other vehicle traveled in the opposite direction.
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