Kissinger Vorster Talk as South Africa Roils With Riots
In Pretoria Henry Kissinger met with Prime Minister Vorster after two hours of talks on transferring power to black majorities in Rhodesia and South-West Africa. Riots in Johannesburg and Cape Town highlighted South Africa's turmoil as Kissinger sought a compromise and called for a peaceful transition, with demonstrations branding him a murderer and clashes leaving several dead or wounded.
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Florida Smokey Beats CBers At Their Own Game
A feature on Tom Keller nicknamed Road Bear who uses a CB radio to track police activity, with tales of Smokey reports, 10 patrol cars, and his 360 degree updates. It discusses CB culture, licensing trends, and upcoming 40 channel rigs, plus reader Q and A on licenses and costs.
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Last Tribute to Mao Tse-tung in Beijing Masses
In Beijing Tiananmen Square a million workers peasants and soldiers bowed three times before Mao Tse-tung in farewell. Across China hundreds of millions observed three minutes of silence as Premier Hua Kuo-feng praised the Great Helmsman who led the revolution and built modern China.
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Yadkin Deputy Charged With Rape and Died Leader Mourned
Yadkin County deputy sheriff L C O Jester, 40, was arrested on a rape charge involving a 1 year old inmate and released on 5000 bond after a mother’s complaint. The case followed delays from a September incident as authorities suspended him with pay.
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Abortion Funding Cut Faces Legal Challenge in Congress
Washington AP A measure barring federal funds from abortion except to save the life of the mother faces court challenges if enacted. Critics say the provision discriminates against the poor who rely on Medicaid, while supporters note limited exceptions for rape incest or ectopic pregnancy. Ford may veto the $66.6 billion appropriation bill. Congress could attempt a veto override before adjournment.
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Miami prepares for inevitable hurricane risk says experts
The 1926 Great Miami Hurricane killed about 400 people and left 18 600 homeless with 100 million in damage. Experts warn a stronger storm could devastate the Miami area again if warnings are ignored and evacuation not followed.
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