Mercenaries Reject British Lawyers in Luanda Trial
In Luanda, British lawyers were largely rejected by mercenaries facing murder and pillage charges. Jobe Nammock testified in a wheelchair as the defense faced delays and court friction, while several defendants chose Angolan counsel over British representatives amid the ongoing trial of 13 foreign mercenaries in the Angolan civil war.
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Andrew McKenzie
Luanda
Angola
Callan
McKenzie
Raymond Fraser
Edinburgh
Costas Georgiou
Gary Acker
Sacramento
Calif
Daniel Gearhart
Kensington
Robert Cesner Jr
Columbus
Ohio
Bill Wilson
St. Louis
United States
People’s Revolutionary Tribunal
London
Peter Warburton Jones
Jobe Nammock
Jones
Nammock
Florida CB chatter boosts young candidate Nichols
Katie Cowles Nichols, a Tallahassee prosecutor turned candidate for the Florida Public Service Commission, travels in a brown station wagon inviting truckers to discuss regulatory grievances. She has logged about 20,000 miles campaigning, using citizen band radio to court support against Paula Hawkins, widow of Maitland. Nichols highlights trucking regulations and safety concerns as she seeks office.
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Katie Nichols
Florida Public Service Commission
Tallahassee
Katie
Public Service Commission
Florida
Fla
Katie Cowles Nichols
Ames
Florda Public Service Commission
Nichols
Cowles Publishing Co
Roger Nicholl
Paula Hawkins
Maitland
Negotiations Resume Over Philippine Base Use
The United States restarts talks in Baguio City on new base use agreements with the Marcos government pressing for firmer jurisdiction and more money. Clark Air and Subic Bay remain key facilities, vital for U S surveillance in the Indian Ocean amid Soviet naval strength.
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Arnold Zeitlin
Associated Press
Manila
the Philippines
United States
Philippines
Pacific
Iredian
Fertinand E. Marcos
U.S
Baguio City
Washington
Clark Air Base
U.S. 13Th Air Force
Subic Bay
7Th Fleet
Asia
Thailand
U S
Indian Ocean
Marcos
Spain
Turkey
Carlos P. Romulo
Miss Ray Returns To Country Amid Capitol Hill Scandal
New York AP report says Elizabeth Ray flew back from London and refused to discuss allegations that a congressman ordered her to have sexual relations with Senator Mike Gravel aboard a Washington houseboat in 1972. The piece notes her claims of being Rep. Wayne Hays staffer and mistress, Denies or defers on Hays, Gray, and Gravel connections, while also covering U S Philippines base talks and Marcos non-alignment policy.
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Bay
USA
Elisbeth Ray
Albert Ahearne
New York
John F. Kennedy
London
Washington
Ray
Wayne Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Mike Gravel
Miss Ray
Capitol Hill
Kenneth J. Gray
D-ill
Congress
Grave
Potomac River
Colleen Gardner
John Young
Israeli Analysts Say Syrians Not Threatening Jews
Israeli military analysts said Syrian troops in southern Lebanon were not threatening Israel and were attacking Palestinian bases there. They noted Syrian tanks overran two bases near Farahland, aiming to open supply routes to deserged commandos. if they moved toward Sidon, columns would be within 12 miles of border settlements.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
Beirut
Farahland
State
Siun
Sidon
Decaffeinated Coffee Found To Contain Carcinogen
National Cancer Institute warns a chemical used to remove caffeine in decaf coffee causes liver cancer in mice. FDA notes General Foods stopped using TCE in July 1975, while Nestle brands already avoided it. substitutes may pose unknown risks. Ralph Nader group urged a ban, but no action taken.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
Food and Drug Administration
the Cancer Institute
General Foods
Nestles
FDA
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Tony Callan
Britain
Landon
Olmehouse
Namenock
Naramock
Philipines
Congressman Hays
Hays
Syria
West Bank
Jordan
State Radio
Tulkarm
Fatah Land
Fatah
Cancer Institute
Canterbury
Robert Frederick Carr