Massive California wildfires threaten towns as crews battle flames
Associated Press reports 200 fires across California with 1,200 firefighters contending a vast blaze in the Los Padres National Forest near Porterville and additional fires in the Sierra and Sequoia regions. Crews aimed to complete an 17,100 acre fire line seven miles from Ojai while several injuries and a helicopter crash were noted.
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Rare white rhinoceros born at San Antonio Zoo
San Antonio Zoo reports a rare white rhinoceros calf born Monday, possibly the first conceived and born in captivity in the United States. The mother Gertrude, seven, and the calf, weighing 70 to 80 pounds, appear healthy as keepers monitor the newborn. sex not yet determined.
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Britain presses arms sales campaign with cautious promises
Britain quietly promotes worldwide arms sales citing potential orders near 250 million dollars after lengthy negotiations. Middle East interest rises, notably in Egypt, amid Soviet arms concerns. Official details leak partly as catalogs show electronic, radar, and naval equipment. Iran reportedly orders include light tanks and corvettes.
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Local notice from The Moranac News asked by residents
The Daily Reviews publishes a local notice from Hayward California, with a March 3 1997 act reference. It lists a business entity and a mailing address at 7 Wictan Ave, Box S27, Hayward 94544. The notice mentions the Moranac News publication.
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Chinese department stores offer few luxury items
An American shopper surveys Beijing stores where most goods are modest and basic. Vitamins, fabric, and household items fill shelves while luxury goods are scarce. Prices shown in yuan reflect an economy where some items appear drab next to distant Western comparisons.
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Chinese universities shift to practical aim after Cultural Revolution
A report from Beijing describes Peking University and others reshaping curricula toward practical work and political education after the Cultural Revolution. It notes exams scrapped for political conscious-ness, expansion of university workshops, and revised textbooks while detailing staff, departments, and student pay.
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Mindszenty Returns From Brussels After Refugee Visit
Mindszenty ended a Brussels visit amid an emotional showing from about 20 Hungarian priests and refugees. He praised the overwhelming sympathy, celebrated Mass for 3,000 refugees, and toured Tongerlo Abbey and a Hungarian chapel in Aachen as talks between the Vatican and Hungary continued toward church autonomy.
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Nixon Welcomed in Hawaii for Conference with Japanese Prime Minister
Governor Buens plans a welcome at Hicksa Air Force Base for President Nixon upon his Wednesday arrival for a seminar with Japanese Prime Minister Kakaueitanake. The agenda centers on the TW.8 Japan Mutual Defense Treaty, Japan's trade surplus, and U.S. nuclear ore purchases. A protest disclaimer was issued but guards will control access.
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Puerto Rico Independence Move Won in UN Committee
UN committee on decolonization backed Puerto Rico's right to self determination and independence from the United States. Critics abstained as the 24 member panel, amid protests from Carmrrunist nations and applause for Ambassador Alearda Aareon, debated extending provisions of the Declaration on Colonialism.
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