Turkiye seizures morphine base and U S market fines set
Turkish police seized morphine base worth 454 million Turkish lira and imposed fines as part of a wider investigation following the arrest of a Turkish national in France. In Calexico California Crystiin Brando was found safe. The Duke of Marlborough, related to Winston Churchill, died in London at 74 after a second marriage in January.
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Pakistani President Bhutto to visit Moscow this month
First meeting between Pakistan and Soviet leaders since the India Pakistan war. Bhutto will meet Soviet officials in Moscow this month, marking his initial talks with the USSR since becoming president.
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Spanish professor uncovers oldest Dead Sea Scroll fragments
A Spanish professor at Rome's Pontifical Biblical Institute claims to have identified fragments among the Dead Sea Scrolls that appear to be the oldest parts of the New Testament. The discovery, described as significant, centers on texts dated to early Christian antiquity.
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Three Men Die In Dinghy Drift Off Froglish Coast
Police said three men found dead in a rubber dinghy drifting 220 miles off the Froglish coast may have been en route from Gibraltar to Wales. The discovery raises questions about how and where they died as authorities investigate possible causes and identities.
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Protesters march past Paris president’s residence in 24 hour strike
A convoy sounding horns moved down the Champs Elys es toward the official residence of President Pompidew as part of a 24 hour protest against the murder of a Paris taxi driver. In London a brief note says Mrs Romusidrezz Marcos, wife of the Philippine president, announced a visit to the Soviet Union from June day to March 19.
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Bland woman awarded damages in medical case in Rivprhead
In Rivprhead New York a woman described as a long Bland by local authorities has been awarded damages after a Congestant fiablers case. The judgment covers costs related to parsing a MSO and was issued Sunday in the 4A edition.
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Western test range launches advanced solar observatory
West Europe's most ambitious science satellite was launched by a two stage Delta rocket from the US space agency test range last night. The spacecraft will carry an astronomical observatory to study high energy radiation from the sun and stars.
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Gap in ocean sediment history challenges Australia Antarctica link
Scientists drilling in the Tasman and Coral Seas report a 18 million year gap in sediment records dating from about 45 to 27 million years ago. Oceanographer James Andrews of the University of Hawaii says a shallow sea and strong currents may have erased sediments, hindering past climate and tectonic reconstructions.
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Second attack on US policy in Indo China revisited
China escalates rhetoric against US policy in Indo China. A People’s Daily commentary labels US interference in Laos as aggression and urges immediate halt. Chinese leaders including Chou En-lai appeared in Peking for memorials after Mi Hung Kun-hia’s death. Talks with Nixon era diplomacy and new US-Chinese contacts shift toward trade and travel discussions in Paris.
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Belfast calm as IRA truce enters second day
Northern Ireland stayed unusually quiet Sunday as the 72 hour ceasefire declared by the Provisional IRA entered its second day amid occasional incidents. British troops reported a sniper fire at an Army post in Londonderry with no injuries. A post was fired on by about 20 shots, and officials cautioned that any shot could have caused deaths. The ceasefire was praised for preventing civilian harm, though some posts were targeted.
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Cambodian government dissolved by Lon Nol move
Prime Minister delegate Sisowath Sirik Matak announced the dissolution of Cambodia's entire government, with Marshal Lon Nol indicating plans to remake the system and shift powers toward a presidency. The dissolution follows Lon Nol's recent takeover and aims to ease student pressure on excluding Matak from a new cabinet. South Vietnam reports a third front opening against communists with up to 100000 troops involved along the border and Cambodian targets bombed.
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