Greenpeace Flight Block Prompts Seal Hunt Clash
In St Anthony Newfoundland a Canadian official said helicopter pilots will not fly a Greenpeace observers group to the harp seal slaughter site. Greenpeace had rented the choppers but Fisheries Minister spokesman Charles Friend said the craft would stay grounded as threats of reprisals were cited.
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Ethiopia claims Ogaden victory ends eight-month war
Ethiopia says its army recaptured virtually the entire Ogaden Desert in an eight day tank blitz, narrowing the eight month conflict with Somalia. The United States warns against invading Somalia while retreating Somali forces burn an Ethiopian resort town as tank columns advance toward Gode.
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Teen commandeers bus shot during police response
A 15 year old boy in White Lake Township reportedly seized a Detroit area school bus with a shotgun. He was wounded by police and underwent surgery in Pontiac. no other injuries were reported. Federal and state officials weighed inflationaction and ERA matters in separate reports.
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Senate probes widen as Park questioned by investigators
Washington officials say Senate investigators began questioning rice dealer Tongsun Park and have also contacted multiple senators for information in connection with the inquiry.
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House blocks Saturday mail cuts with fast-track bill
The House approved a measure 371 to 6 to stop eliminating Saturday deliveries and require advance notice to Congress. The bill moves to the Senate with a 60 day window for either chamber to block any proposed service changes.
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News papers Set the Pace of Social Change
The article discusses the influential role of newspapers in shaping social political and business ideas. It highlights how print media informs public discourse guides opinion and reflects community priorities across eras.
Argentine prison riot kills 44 at Villa Devoto
Police say 44 people died when guards and police crushed a riot at Villa Devoto prison near Buenos Aires. About 30 others were seriously injured from burns as inmates and guards suffered casualties amid heavy measures including helicopters and riot squads.
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Rhodesians refuse talks with guerrilla leaders
Rhodesian nationalist leaders led by Ndabaningi Sithole reject Western proposal for talks with guerrillas opposing the March 4 majority rule agreement. Edward Chitate says conferences won’t solve the conflict as Carter Britain and the UN push for talks with Muzorewa Chirau and Sithole.
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Weather Outlook and Birth Announcements Parade
Extended forecast shows little precipitation from Thursday to Saturday with highs from the 30s to 50s and lows from the teens to 20s. Birth notices list multiple newborns and families in Mercy, Van Nuys, Cedar Rapids, Marion, and surrounding areas with dates March 13 and 14. Incident times include a fire alarm, a child with matches, and a furnace motor issue.
Curbs on HEW busing upheld
Justice Department says recent anti busing legislation is constitutional though it limits HEW power to require desegregation busing. Opinion notes HEW may refer cases to the Justice Department for enforcement. Co authors include Senators Eagleton and Biden.
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Canal treaties gain three Senate supporters
The Panama Canal treaties picked up three more Senate supporters today. Georgia Democrat Sam Nunn and Democrat Herman Talmadge, plus Missouri Republican John Danforth, backed the pacts, while Republican Sen. William Roth announced a final vote against them, leaving the outcome still in doubt.
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