Mystery ship Glomar Explorer prepares for deep sea mining
The Glomar Explorer sits at Bethlehem Steel shipyard in Los Angeles readying for deep sea mining trials later this year. A company spokesman notes tight security mirrors that during its CIA era when the ship was used in an attempt to raise a sunken Soviet submarine. The vessel will test a prototype ocean bottom miner off the West Coast.
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
Los Angeles Harbor
Central Intelligence Agency
Memorial services and burials court Cedar area
Memorial services held today for Albert Jiroutek at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories with burial at Cedar Memorial Park. Leland Kirk Stewart and W E Ed Barlow had services at local churches with cremation or committal at Turner Crematory. Clutter-John J Bell funeral details and Oneida Cemetery burial listed.
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Turner Chapel West
Thomas C. Aycock
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Turner Crematory
American Legion Auxiliary
Clutter
John J. Bell
Clutter Community Church
Clutter Funeral Chapel
Mason-Hand’s
Oneida Cemetery
Mick Jagger Faces Paternity Suit in Los Angeles
Actress Marsha Hunt, 31, accuses Rolling Stones star Mick Jagger, 34, of fathering her seven year old daughter Karis Hunt Ratledge born in London on November 4 1970. She seeks declaring him father and $2290 monthly child support plus a receiver for Rolling Stones concert proceeds in Anaheim July 23 24.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Mick Jagger
Marsha Hunt
Karis Hunt Ratledge
London
Jagger
Anaheim
OPEC weighing price basket as dollar slips
OPEC experts propose abandoning the dollar as the sole oil quote. price would be based on a basket of currencies to stabilize exchange rates and oil incomes. Kuwait's oil minister Sheikh Ali Khalifa as Sabah said agreement reached but decisions pending and no currencies named yet.
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Kuwait
UPI
OPEC
U.S
Sheikh Ali Khalifa
Sabah
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
London
Committee of Experts
Saudi Arabia
International Monetary Fund
Agencies urged joint effort for Linn County substance programs
Linn County substance abuse groups Reality 10 and Citizens' Committee on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse heard funding limits and were urged to collaborate with other services. Mercy Hospital and the Health Center attended as Jim Davidson urged priorities clarifications and an exchange of plans. A follow up meeting was planned for next week.
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Linn County
Reality 10
Citizens’ Committee On
Health Center
United Way
Gary Reidman
Iowa Department of Substance Abuse
Don Winkler
Mercy Hospital
CCA
Winkler
Citizens’ Committee
Jim Davidson
United Way Board
Mercy
AEA
Abrahams Case Moves to San Antonio for Fair Trial
UPI reports federal judge moved the commodity options case against Alan Abrahams alias James Carr from Boston to San Antonio due to sensational newspaper publicity. Abrahams, former president of Lloyd Carr & Co, faces perjury charges for using a false name at a Boston bail hearing. The transfer distances the trial about 2,500 miles from Boston.
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Boston
UPI
Alan Abrahams
San Antonio
Texas
Caffrey
Abrahams
July 21 Announcements and Local Fires and Delays
July 21 notices report births for Kreger Anamosa Findley King Gutierrez Gould Slaughter and Peddicord families plus local incidents. Weather: 11 p.m. wind SSW 7 mph. sunrise 5 51, sunset 8 35. Short battery cable incident at Eighth Ave L Street SW and other calls followed.
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Kenneth Findley
Anamosa
David King
Owens St. NW
Michael Gutierrez
Bernita Drive
Dennis Gould
17Th St. NE
Kenneth Slaughter
Jonathon Lane
Charles Peddicord
Belle Plaine
Eighth Avenue
L Street
First Ave
Sth Ave
FTC charges GM and Ford over ad payment practices
The FTC accuses General Motors and Ford Motor of discrimina tory payments to car rental firms for ads referencing their brands. GM allegedly paid National Car Rental to feature GM cars. Ford paid Hertz for ads stating Hertz rents Fords. The agency seeks an order to halt the practices and require corrective measures.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Ford
National
General Motors
Hertz Corp
Hertz
Be a rd charged with weapon possession in arrest
Eddie James Beard 24 of 1401 Bever Ave SE was charged after police found a 44 inch switchblade knife in his back pocket during an arrest on a contempt warrant for a speeding charge. The arrest occurred at 1500 Edgewood Road SW while Beard worked on his car.
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Eddie James Beard
Bever Ave
Beard
Edgewood Road
Hurricane Fico Misses Honolulu As Surf Slams Hawaii
Hurricane Fico passed 275 miles south of Honolulu but sent high surf and gusty winds across the Hawaiian Islands. The National Weather Service warned residents along Oahu’s south shore to be ready to evacuate if needed. Waikiki hotels prepared by clearing first floors in case of emergency.
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Honolulu
UPI
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
National Weather Service
Oahu
Bohn
Waikiki
Santa Cruz
Cochabamba
Oruro
la Paz
Shipping growth cited by official amid port visits
An official cited a nearly 70 percent cargo increase during his term to stress the need for frequent visits to boost U S merchant shipping. He noted shipments and subsidies tied to ship construction and operation, while acknowledging his wife received three diamond pins from a company subsidized by the Maritime Administration.
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Rosenthal
Blackwell
Maritime Administration
Saccharin Study Shapes FDA Pressure and Legislation
Saccharin researchers told FDA Commissioner Donald Kennedy that cancer risk must be clarified before a ban. Congress ordered warning labels after Canadian animal tests sparked industry and consumer opposition. FDA and NCI pursue a broader study on saccharin use among bladder cancer patients to assess links.
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Cological Research
Food and Drug Administration
Donald Kennedy
FDA
Congress
The
National Cancer Institute
Seabrook Work Halt Sparks Nuclear Plant Furor
Amid a NRC suspension on June 30 over the cooling tower system, unions warn 1,800 workers face jobs lost and $600,000 weekly wages. NH officials say delays raise utility costs. Clamshell Alliance blames PSNH executives. Subcontractors risk bankruptcy as EPA review drags into spring.
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Thomson
Clamshell Alliance
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Seabrook
NRC
Environmental Protection Agency
James Fairman
Oberdorfer
EPA
Bolivian government declares siege as Pereda uprising unfolds
Armed Pereda supporters seize Santa Cruz radio stations declare nationalist rebellion and name Pereda president elect. Banzer imposes state of siege, 10 PM curfew, bans large meetings as Siles' whereabouts remain unknown and reports of disappearances surface. Multiple cities report Pereda influence and army divisions show tensions.
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Pereda
Santa Cruz
Siles
Bolivia
Banzer
Guillermo Jimenez
Air Force College
Manchego
Sucre
Cochamamba
Trinidad
Cobjija
Tarija
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