Travolta cover breaks McCall’s long tradition
McCall’s marks 102 years by placing a man on its July cover with John Travolta. The issue features an interview with Travolta’s parents Helen and Sam Travolta of Englewood New Jersey. Olivia Newton-John bruised as Grease premiere crowds mobbed her car in Chicago. She was shaken and later examined for rib injuries. King Hussein and Lisa Halaby wed in Amman as the bride became queen elect with a dowry possibly up to 3.3 million dollars. Amy Carter will move to Hardy Middle School for sixth grade after Stevens Elementary ends its term. the move places her in a school with a majority black enrollment.
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New York
John Travolta
McCall's Magazine
McCall’s
Travolta
Helen and
Sam Travolta
Englewood, N.J
Chicago
UPI
Olivia Newton-John
Miss Newton-John
State Lake Theater
Loop District
Margie Korshak
Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Nur
Gulf of Aqaba
Lisa Halaby
Palace
Hassan
Prince Aly
Aliya
Hope Cooke
Sikkim
Grace Kelly
Monaco
Prince Rainier
Hardy Middle School
Georgetown
Stevens
White House
Hardy School
Carter
Amy
Hoyt
Restart Slated for Orbiter II as Fuel Runs Low
Scientists plan to reactivate the damaged Viking Orbiter II this weekend as fuel nears exhaustion, while Orbiter I remains active. The two Viking landers, launched in 1976, have been put in automatic mode to continue weather reporting and photos from Mars. About 200 scientists and engineers now work on the project, down from 800 at its peak.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Kermit Watkins
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Watkins
Viking
Scientists weigh clay in origin of life theory
In Los Angeles AP reports NASA scientists say life may have begun in clay alongside early oceans. Lawless of NASA Ames notes nickel and zinc clays attract amino acids and nucleotides, guiding a primitive code transfer. next steps combine both clays to test genetic coding emergence.
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Los Angeles
James Lawless
NASA
Ames Research Center
Lawless
Judge bars nude children contest at Naked City camp
In northwest Indiana, Naked City Inc. loses bid to host nude children contests for ages 6 to 16. Jasper Circuit Court Judge Michael Kanne orders suppression of the Mr and Miss Teeny Bopper event and allows state police to inspect compliance. The injunction follows a 1977 suit by Gov Otis Bowen Attorney General Theodore Sendak and Newton County Prosecuting Attorney George Vann on moral health and traffic grounds.
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Rensselaer, Ind
UPI
Naked City
Indiana
Dick Drost
Naked City, Inc
Jasper Circuit
Michael Kanne
Kanne
Newton
Roselawn
Otis Bowen
Theodore Sendak
Newton County
George Vann
Swap discussed to free Soviet dissidents in U S
Boston Herald American reports a U S exchange plan could free dissidents Anatoly Shcharansky and Vladimir Slepak by trading two Soviet UN officials held on espionage charges. President Carter allegedly told investor Rob ert Loup that progress behind the scenes is relevant and Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz helped in the negotiations.
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United States
Anatoly Shcharansky
Vladimir Slepak
Soviet Union
Boston Herald American
Washington
Carter
Robert Loup
Denver
White House
Loup
Shcharansky
CIA
Slepak
Aliyah
United Nations
Harvard Law School
Alan Dershowitz
Dershowitz
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