Recovery of bodies in Turkey after jetliner crash
Rescue workers separate 155 bodies from the wreckage of a Turkish Boeing 727 that crashed on a central Turkey mountainside. All 147 aboard were killed, including 85 Italians and 18 West Germans. explosion possibilities are considered as the plane was en route from Milan to Antalya with stops in Rome and Istanbul.
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Ottawa dog-napping ring targets expensive canines
Ottawa officials warn of an organized ring operating around the city as the Ottawa Kennel Club reports numerous costly dogs have been stolen in recent months.
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Bottles Set Adrift in Lake Erie for Pollution Study
Seventeen plastic bottles released in Lake Erie as part of a Canada United States research project to monitor currents and detect pollution. Researchers say the bottles will help track water movement and study contamination patterns.
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Kissinger Advances Black Rule Prospects in Rhodesia and Namibia
Secretary of State Kissinger flew to Zambia to brief President Kaunda after Pretoria talks with Rhodesia’s Ian Smith and South Africa’s Vorster. The U S British plan aims for black majority rule within two years with a Geneva conference and a $2 billion fund, while SWAPO may join negotiations for Namibia independence.
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Swedish coalition victory ends 44 years of Socialism
In Stockholm the coalition of Center Liberal and Moderate parties won Sweden’s national election with about 50.7 percent of counted votes and 180 seats to Social Democrats 169. Thorbjorn Falldin, 50, will be prime minister guiding a neutral welfare-state coalition. The result could shift Western European politics and affect Germany France and Britain amid a quieter campaign.
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