Demand for big cars drives early June sales record
Detroit reports UPI that Americans buy large cars like Cadillac Buick Lincoln Mercury as demand pushes industry to a new high in early June. June 1-10 sales lift GM Ford and AMC, with GM up 18 percent, Ford 12 percent, Chrysler down, while small cars show tentative demand revival as buyers seek the last of the big models.
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Felon and fuzz tie in a three to three standoff
In Fredericksted Virgin Islands a felon named Fratt has escaped jail three times and been recaptured three times. The latest capture occurred Tuesday afternoon in St Thomas at Golden Grove where Fratt, who is serving 20 years for the robbery slaying of Jane Pepperdine, was found hiding. Authorities pursue leads in the case.
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Flag salute veto override in Massachusetts schools
The Massachusetts Senate voted 20 to 27 to override Gov. Dukakis veto on a daily flag salute in public schools, with a possible Senate override on the bill’s fate. Opponents called the measure unconstitutional and questioned compelling patriotism, while supporters argued for honoring the flag and national unity.
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Health care links grow as Americans seek Soviet treatment
Washington reports reveal U.S. lawmakers named by Soviet officials as conduits for Americans seeking care in the USSR. Stepanov cites patients including a quadraplegic and eight with eye disease, with dozens more contacting the Soviet embassy daily. Dobrynin and Califano discuss expanding cooperation, artificial heart work, vision and eye disease research, and experimental treatments being explored.
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Sociology of Sociobiology Sparks San Francisco Protest
In San Francisco the American Association for the Advancement of Science hosts a sociobiology symposium amid strong protests against the idea that aggression altruism and homosexuality may be inherited. Critics accuse the view of echoing racist and Nazi genetic ideas while supporters argue traits are transmitted genetically.
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Forest Service seeks ideas for new land management system
The Forest Service, required by law to have a systematic land management planning process ready for adoption by September 1978, asks for help in drawing up the system. Assistant Agriculture Secretary Rupert Cutler called on mining and conservation groups and other national organizations to submit suggestions.
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Woman clings to ledge at New Orleans Hyatt Regency
A woman at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in New Orleans clung to a ledge for an hour yesterday threatening to jump. A policeman moved in and dragged her to safety. Her identity and motive were not disclosed.
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Six Moluca terrorists face charges in The Hague
Six men linked to the South Moluccas who survived a hijacking in the Netherlands are charged by state prosecutors in The Hague. Spokesman cites coordinated timing and secrecy to avoid backlash from about 75,000 Moluccans living in the country.
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