Canada clinches $1 billion Orion patrol aircraft deal
Canada signs a $1 billion contract with Lockheed to buy 1 Orion patrol aircraft, replacing the aging Argus. The Aurora, as renamed by Ottawa, will use antisubmarine electronics from Orion and Viking origins, with delivery supported by a reduced upfront financing plan and ongoing hiring evident in Burbank.
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Richardson
Robert Haack
Board of Canada
Ottawa
Canada
Lockheed
Vitawa
Ganaud
Ori
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed Offiials
Burbank
Calif
Dave Crowder
Cipecar Top Lockirris Aus Nia Co
James Richardson
Aurora
United States
Lockheed Viking
Jean-Pierre Gover
Orion
Argus
Williams Gets Two 20 Year Terms in Teen Slayings
Charles T. Williams Jr., a New Jersey inmate, pleaded guilty to two second-degree murder counts in the 1969 sex slayings of Petersburg youths Wayne Starke, 13, and Ronald Coleman, 14. He received two concurrent 20 year sentences, plus credit for time served in New Jersey toward the deaths, while his plea benefited from a 1973 molestation case. The mothers expressed shock at the lenient punishment and testified to seeking justice.
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Petersburg
Charles T. Williams Jr
New Jersey
Oliver A. Pollard Jr
Williams
Hackensack
Pollard
Wayne V. Starke
Ronald Caleman
Starke
Coleman
Petersburg Fotce
Commonwealth
Altarnay
Wiliams
Gladys Starke
Lettie Coleman
Jones
Wiliams Probaly
Jaguar Back In Captivity After Townwide Chase
In Pittsboro North Carolina the jaguar Frosie is recaptured after a two day roam through Chatham County that involved deputies volunteers and a tranquilizer gun. Dr Michael Bleyman owns the Evolution Institute where Frosie and other big cats are kept. A search dog was killed during the pursuit and is believed to have been killed by the cat.
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Pittsboro
N.C
Frosie
Chatham County
Michael Bleyman
Bleyman
Gemi Yore Evolution Research Institute
WC Willette
Oae
Willette
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Gains Made In Recruiting Women Minorities Into College System
Chancellor Dana Hamel reported progress in recruiting minorities and women into Virginia Community College System. He cited affirmative action plans, rising minority and female enrollments, and employment figures showing 2,492 staff with minorities at 6 percent and women at 3 percent.
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Virginia Community College System
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Hamel
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Virginia
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Hamal
Ford nominates Guyford Stever to head White House science policy
President Ford nominates Guyford Stever, director of the National Science Foundation, to head the recreated White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. Stever, 59, would advise the President and the National Security Council on research and development across energy, agriculture, medicine, economy, environment, and resources, with a staff and a $44,600 annual salary.
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Ford
Guyford Stever
National Science Foundation
White House
Science and Technology Policy
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Central
Inteligence Agency
National Security Council
Office of Science and Technology
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Oval Office
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Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Stevur
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Senate
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