Five US airmen kidnapped by Turkish guerrillas freed
Four American airmen seized near an Ankara radar site were held five days by antigovernment guerrillas. They read magazines and a novel while captive, played cards and chess, and were released Monday night after authorities questioned them. Ransom was not paid. Officials suspect attackers were Middle East Technical University students amid campus clashes that left a student and a policeman dead.
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Rockefeller Aims Sweeping Welfare Overhaul in New York
Albany sources say Nelson Rockefeller will unveil a major welfare reform plan to require able bodied recipients to work and bar newcomers in certain cases. The initiative targets an $8.5 billion budget and $1.1 billion in higher taxes, pledging stricter benefit rules for staters and nonresidents who move where services lack. The plan also envisions an Environ ment Conservation Corps to create employment and stricter enforcement of work requirements.
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NASA gets moon buggy early from Boeing in Washington
In Kent near Seattle NASA accepts the first U S moon buggy three weeks ahead of delivery. The 450 pound lunar rover vehicle with wire wheels and telescoping fenders will head to Cape Kennedy for Apollo 15 and be driven by astronauts David Scott and James Irwin up to three miles from the landing site.
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U.S
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Judge sets rail strike hearing in Washington
A federal judge, Johan HL Pratt, scheduled a 2 p.m. EST hearing on a railroad carrier petition to avert a strike by the United Transportation Union UTU. The UTU, in a 17 month dispute, had planned a Sunday midnight walkout against two railroads but postponed to allow Pratt to decide if the strike should be nationwide or selective.
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UPI
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Panel backs use of pep pills for some children
A panel of pediatricians, psychiatrists and education experts reported strong evidence that stimulant pep pills aid school children with behavior disorders in learning and social behavior. The group found no proof that properly administered amphetamines cause later addiction.
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UPI
White House aide discusses ZIP code use for stationary
Elmira Star-Gazette reporter Nek Baumbach asked why the White House would not use ZIP codes in its ordering process. White House aide Herbert Klein said he would pass along the suggestion to use ZIP codes when more stationary is ordered, noting the address 20500.
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Elmira Star-Gazette
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White House
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Cal State funds could cut need for renting furniture
Reagan plan seeks nearly 8 million for Cal State Hayward and other campuses to equip two new buildings next year. Proposed add on to budget stems from higher tidelands oil revenue, with allocations listed for libraries, science and arts facilities, and central plants across multiple campuses.
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Last effort Rainmaker Drives Texas Rain Contract
Rainmaker Hime Berry vows to summon rain for Stonewall County Texas under a 30 day $10000 contract with local ranchers. If no rain by midnight the payment is void and farmers lose faith in Homer.
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Surgeon general warns of long cancer cure wait
Surgeon General Jesse L. Steinfeld told a Senate subcommittee that a waiting period of uncertain length lies ahead for a cancer cure. He warned 3.5 million Americans could die in the next decade unless cancer research accelerates while backing NIH led expansion and opposing a separate National Cancer Authority.
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R-Corp
Medina denial tests for My Lai orders in Army court
Capt Ernest Medina testified he told troops not to kill women and children at My Lai and denied directing Lt Calley to kill. He described mine fields and booby traps as Calley faces charges of premeditated murder of 102 civilians. The court heard Medina’s direct rebuttal to Calley’s claims in the ongoing court martial.
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UPI
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My Lai
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
Medina
Col
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Kennedy
Accused colonel denies charges before Senate panel
Former Brig. Gen. Karl Cole, reduced to colonel before retirement, called accusations of bribery and corruption in PX and club systems unproved and slanderous. He testified he never took a dime, saying hundreds of investigators found nothing, and urged the Supreme Court to clear his name. The inquiry focused on his time as deputy chief of staff for personnel at Long Binh in 1966–1967.
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Europe
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S Vietnam
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