Pope Resting At Castel Gandolfo For Three Days
Pope John Paul II travels by Italian Air Force helicopter to a summer villa at Castel Gandolfo for a three day rest after a quiet night in Vatican apartments. Officials say he will return to the Vatican by Wednesday afternoon for an outdoor general audience in St Peter's Square.
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Shah Finds exile Start in Cuernavaca Mexico
Iran's deposed shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi his wife Empress Farah and their entourage arrived in Mexico and checked into a secure Cuernavaca mansion after a Nassau departure. The group travels in luxury as they plan a few months abroad, with security tight and a palace-like lodging description highlighting wealth.
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Paul Newman Finishes LeMans 24 Hour Second in Race
The article notes Paul Newman finishing second in the 24 hour endurance race at Le Mans and expresses his aspiration toward serious racing drift. It mentions a Las Vegas Hilton slot win of $280,000 and a prior $275,000 record by a veteran. It also references a Shawnee County case involving Waylon Griffin and a mention of the Diabetes Lt. prize of $800,000.
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Nicosia reports Iraq boosts prices to Libya level
Iraq lifts crude prices toward Libyan levels risking Gulf oil climbs near 20 dollars a barrel, a Middle East weekly reports. Windy fires scorch thousands of acres as firefighters battle tinder-dry brush and 100 degree heat in California. Two Soviet defectors from Tokyo arrive in the United States, potential asylum status unclear. In Washington a poll shows President Caress with shrinking support while former leaders react. In Guatemala City a president and driver killed by unidentified assassins, authorities say.
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Monogamous Ducks and Mayan Month Names
L M Boyd comments on animal behavior and word origins while humorously noting May and June naming from majores and juniores. He quotes Mark Twain and cites a 1974 Rolls Royce owned by Queen Juliana as the highest used car price. The piece ends with satirical musings on memory drugs and mail addressed to L M Boyd.
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Trucker unions seek national emergency declaration
Minnesota and Colorado truckers urge President Carter to declare a national emergency amid calls for a nationwide strike. Diesel price protests and tax exemptions trigger unrest as independent truckers organize, threaten road action and possible stoppage beginning Monday noon.
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