Seal hunt protest helicopter seized by fisheries officers
A helicopter used by protestors led by Brian Davies of the International Fund for Animal Welfare was seized by federal fisheries officers after landing on the ice near the St Lawrence River mouth. The aircraft was tied to opposition to the seal hunt by Canadian and Norwegian sealers. Henry Fonda to undergo surgery Thursday for removal of a benign lung tumor.
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ST. Anthony's
Mld
Federal
Monoc
St. Lawrence River
The
Fisheries Service
Brian Davies
International Fund For Animal Welfare
Davies
Los Angeles
Henry Fonda
Fonda
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
U.S
Clarence Darrow
Bond declines MBPA presidential bid in convention bow out
Julian Bond, 36, first choice for MBPA independent candidate, rejects the nomination before the convention opens in Cincinnati. The assembly, with 3,500 to 4,000 delegates from 25 states, seeks a new leader as possible candidates including Ron Dellums, Richard Hatcher, and Dick Gregory are discussed. Bond notes the difficulty of mounting an independent bid months before the election.
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Cincinnati
National Black Political Assembly
Julian Bond
Georgia
Ith Bond
Assembly
Suney
Ron Dellums
D-Calif
Richard Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Dick Gregory
Bond
Severa States
Cernan to retire from Navy and space corps
NASA astronaut Eugene A. Cernan 42 former Apollo 17 commander will retire from the Navy and the space corps effective July 1. He and Harrison H. Schmidt explored the Moon for more than 22 hours and collected 240 pounds of lunar material. Portland Maine.
Callaway meeting in Denver described as bon voyage encounter
The Rocky Mountain News reports that at a July 3 farewell meeting in Denver Army Secretary Callaway pressed for Forest Service approval of a $9 million Crested Butte expansion. The FBI and Agriculture Department probe Callaway and Crested Butte Development Corp. for possible improper influence.
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Denver
Agriculture Department
Army
Howard
Callaway
Campbell
Colorado
Richard A. Ashworth
Rexford A. Resler
Rocky Mountain News
J. Phillip Campbell
U.S. Forest Service
Agriculture
Forest Service
Pentagon
Ford
Crested Butte
Call
Senate
Georgia
Ashworth
Washington
Gunnison
Colo
Virgin Mt. Snodgrass
Rocky Mountain
Daley Eyes Delegates as Illinois Primary Tests Power
In Chicago, Daley aims to control Illinois delegation with candidate slate pledges while Walker battles Daley foe Howlett on the Democratic governor race. Carter seeks big retail political momentum. Ford, Reagan vie for Republican delegates. Farther, farm real estate averages $354 an acre nationwide, with wide state variations.
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Associated Press Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Cne
Chicago
Illinois
Daniel Walker
Daley
Michael J. Howlett
Sargent Shriver
Oklahoma
Fred R. Harris
Carter
North Carolina
White House
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ford Camp
New York
Mand
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Walker
Wallace
Shriver
New Mexico
Connecticut
Fromme accomplices refuse defense in nerve-wracking trial
In Sacramento two friends of Lynette Fromme face trial bound for a jury as they declare no defense and seek prison. Miss Good and Miss Murphy, acting as their own lawyers, say they will not present a case and claim letters threatening officials were environmental warnings. Fromme, jailed for life for the Ford assassination attempt, is tied to the proceedings as she demands Charles Manson get a new trial.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Miss Fromme
Ford
Andra Good
Susan Mariss Fromme
Charles Manson
Manson
Miss Good
Miss Murphy
Thomas MacBride
Reagan Faces Heavy Debts Amid Challenging Campaign
Ronald Reagan's Republican campaign trails in funds with a February deficit of 490000 and 1.088 million borrowed from a Washington bank. Ford reports 949212 cash on hand with 27565 debt. Reagan outspent Ford in early primaries including New Hampshire and Florida while courting private donations and bank loans. Carter leads Democratic fundraising in February with 401130 from private sources, while Udall and Jackson trail.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
Federal Election Commission
California
New Hampshire
Florida
Massachusetts
Illinois
North Carolina
Jimmy Carter
FEC
Morris K. Udall
Henry M. Jackson
Heroin Addiction Rising But Not at 1960s Peak
Washington AP reports the National Institute on Drug Abuse says heroin addiction is steadily increasing in the United States but has not reached the late 1960s epidemic levels. An estimated 250 000 to 500 000 active heroin users are not in treatment programs and experts debate past addict numbers.
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Huber
Washington
United States
National Institute On Drug Abuse
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Astronaut Cernan
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Portland, Maine
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Bureau of Public Lands
J.M. Huber Corp
James B. Longley
Squaban Lake
Aroostook County
Bigelow
Friends of Bigelow
Bureau of Arks and Recreation
Crested Butte — Head
Workings of
Bo’ Callaway
Murphy
Jackson
Els
Tobies
Fine Fast Food
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Saco
Lord’s Flower Shop
Main St
Biddeford
Usmale
Redken
Birch ST
Bese
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