African Leaders Discuss Angola Coalition Plan
Lusaka reports secret talks among several African states to form a unified Angolan government excluding FNLA and UNITA while MPLA may merge with UNITA and CNITA. Cuban and Soviet support, regional loyalties, and the balance of tribal and political backing shape the plan as negotiations begin.
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Lusaka
Zambia
Angola
Africa
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
MPLA
Union For the Total Independence of Angola
UNITA
National Front For the Liberation of Angola
FNLA
United States
South Africa
CNITA
MBLA
MPA
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
India
Ford
Suumami
Angela
Organization of African Unity
Nyerere
Scientists Tackle Oil Division Quest Featured by Index
A call to apply atomic splitting prowess to oil division emerges in today’s Index, urging leading scientists and engineers to adapt nuclear insight for energy resource management and cost efficiency.
Lie Tests Back Patty Hearst Defense aims to admit polygraph evidence
San Francisco AP report says Patty Hearst may have lie detector results used to support claims of death threats forcing involvement in a bank robbery. Defense lawyer Wayne Smith notes coordination in San Francisco and plans new motions to limit psychiatrist Kozol interviews, citing his background. District Judge Oliver Carter could require continued questioning or sanctions.
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San Francisco
Patty Hearst
Wayne Smith
F. Lee Bailey
New York Daily News
Smith
Harry Kozol
Boston
Miss Ebarst
Smitht
Miss Hearst
New York City
Sayliy
Charles Zimmerman
Igttitic Security Co
Gordon Barland
David Ruskin
University of Utah
Stanley Abrams
Kaiser Hospital
Portland
Ore
Barland
Lests
Johnson
Circuit Court of Appeals
Kazol
Tes Alow
Mist Hearst
Five Youths Held in Cedar Rapids Robberies
Five youths were arrested after three armed robberies of fast service groceries over a three hour period Sunday night and Monday morning. John Sarchatt and Martin Carlton, both 17, were taken into custody at Ellis Park Boat Harbor at 1:08 a.m. Monday. Robberies targeted 7-Eleven on Johnson Avenue NW at 9:15 p.m. Sunday and PDQ on Forty Second Street NE at 12:41 a.m. Monday. Police recovered the stolen money, and Sarchatt faced additional marijuana possession charges. The youths remain in Linn County Jail under a 12 hour hold as investigations continue. Three other youths face armed robbery charges for the 7-Eleven incident on Sixteenth Avenue SW at 9:10 p.m., with police spotting the theft in progress.
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John Sarchatt
Eighteenth Street
Martin W. Carlton
Pawnee -Drive
Ellis Park Boat Harbor
Johnson Avenue NW
PDQ
Second Street
Sarchatt
Hiarijuana
Linn
Televen
Sixteenth Avene
Cedar Rapids
Michael Joseph Davis
Domestic Focus Seen In State of the Union
President Ford is expected to stress domestic issues in a State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress and a national TV audience. The speech outlines budget aims including tax changes, social security adjustments, and defense spending, with details to follow in the budget message.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
State of the Union
White House
Weather Good for Caucuses in Iowa
Dale Keeter reports Iowa caucuses set to draw broad turnout with about 60 tonight in Linn County and 85,000 statewide. Democrats fielding many announced and unannounced candidates may leave delegates uncommitted while Republicans face a Ford Reagan contest with no declaration required. Lampposts note caucus times and eligibility rules, including residency and party-affiliation limits.
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Sesgiony
Linn
Iowa
George McGovern
Edmund Muskie
Jowa
Ford
Ronald Renan
Linn County
Democraats
John Law
Ray Will Consider V P Nomination
Des Moines Gov. Robert D. Ray said he would consider the vice presidential nomination if offered at the Republican convention in Kansas City. He noted Michigan and Town as Ford’s home region, and he downplayed the Iowa straw poll's significance versus Democrat caucus preferences.
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Des Moines
UPT
Robert D. Rey
Ford Bay
Town
Ray
Daly
Kansas City
Michigan
Ford
Ilo
Washington
IHEA Challenges Three Regents' Confirmations
Des Moines Iowa The Jawa Higher Education Assn seeks public hearings on three regents confirmations by Gov Robert Ray to six year terms. The group aims to probe political influence in university governance and establish a public interview procedure for state board appointments.
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Des Moines
State Board of Fogerty
Jawa Higher Education Assn
Robert Ray
Jim Sutton
Sutton
Kurl Willits
Louise Petersen
Harlan Republican
Ray Bailey
Clarion Democrat
Aml
Donsald Shaw
Davenport
Ray
Board of Regents
Iowa State Education Assa
Hear
Alajgr
Aga
Vinton
Carr
Bisley
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Tost
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Akkar
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