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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1979
Page
13
The FAA issues a new thorough pylon inspection protocol for all DC-10 operators before service resumes. The measure, tied to the Chicago May 25 crash, begins today with possible further inspections or design changes to follow.
Norfolk officials said a Navy sailor was arrested on charges of setting a fire two days earlier that gutted two berthing areas aboard a ship, part of a 26-fire series hitting six vessels since April 9. Cmdr. Jack Martin confirmed the arrest as investigations continue.
Prime Minister Odvar Nordli said Norway would consider allowing U S listening posts to monitor Soviet SALT II compliance, noting Washington had not indicated interest. He urged both the United States and the Soviet Union to agree on such installations before any are set up.
The Zimbabwe African People's Union says it will suspend cross border attacks from Zambian bases for 17 days from July 25 to August 10 to protect the visiting Queen Elizabeth II. The queen's itinerary for a Commonwealth conference is under review by Thatcher government officials in London.
Tourists stay away as Spain starts the nine day Fiesta with bars half empty and Basque bombing fears. Government says festival will be peaceful despite attacks. Police stay out of sight. crowds fear repeats of last year's violence that left a death and many injuries.
The Typhoon season raises risk for Vietnamese refugees fleeing by sea as U N figures show a record monthly arrival and totals exceed 350000 in Southeast Asia. Hong Kong Governor MacLehose warns boats may sink. Malaysia and Thailand vow to push back arrivals while Hong Kong urges global resettlement.
ITA President Mike Parkhurst announces a moratorium as most independent truckers return to work after a nationwide strike. He accuses the Carter administration and ICC of starving drivers and says protests may resume in a few months after polling ITA members and Overdrive subscribers.
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