South Viet opens area to drillers
Economic Minister Pham Kim Ngoc says about 30 American, Japanese and European firms seek oil off the continental shelf near Vietnam. Areas will be split into blocs with rights granted by open tenders and public bidding. Bids were delayed for government talks. production may start at least two years away.
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Packard testimony harms Lockheed bailout case
Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard testified before the Senate Banking Committee, casting doubt on Lockheed’s management and warning that a $250 million loan guarantee would set a dangerous precedent. He indicated he would oppose such aid if it suggested Washington could rescue big contractors from financial trouble, aiding Sen. Proxmire’s effort to block the plan.
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Rev Daniel Berrigan in hospital after transfer from prison
Alling The Rev Daniel Berrigan 49 was rushed from Danbury Federal Correctional Institution to Danbury Hospital in Connecticut yesterday due to breathing difficulties and high pulse. He is jailed for destroying draft records at Catonsville Maryland and indicted as a co conspirator in the Nixon Kissinger kidnapping plot.
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Actor Michael Rennie Dies at 62 in Yorkshire
American film and TV star Michael Rennie, famous for The Third Man and The Robe, died in Harrogate Yorkshire while visiting his mother. He became a US citizen in 1960 and later said he felt like a foreigner when returning home to Britain.
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Plane performs stunt before fatal collision over Duarte
Investigators report that a Marine F4 Phantom conducted a 6 degree roll before colliding with an Air West DC-9 near Los Angeles. The collision at 19,000 feet in a busy air corridor killed up to 50 people. sole survivor Lt Christopher Schiess refused to release his full account.
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Freeman Britz Fined For Assault With Python at Tailor
Australes UPI reportsFreddie Britz was fined $30 on Wednesday for assaulting a teller with a pot and a nine foot python. The court heard Britz returned 30 minutes later with the python tamed Freddie and waved it in the tailor's face. Police arrested Britz on the assault charge.
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Sadat attacks U.S. policy over Israel, Suez impasse
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, in a Cairo radio television address carried by MEGA, accused the United States of backing Israel and said Washington is a partner in Arab land occupation. He spoke as Israeli sources suggested a possible stalemate over reopening the Suez Canal.
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Ex- Hell's Angel Chief Barger Convicted in Gun Case
Former Hell's Angels president Ralph H. Sonny Barger Jr of Oakland was found guilty by a federal jury on three of seven counts for illegal firearm possession. Judge Bruce Thompson set sentencing after a probation report. Barger, 32, was arrested last June at his home on gun violations while he admitted being a gun collector.
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