Bomb found in New York target building
An unexploded bomb was found Monday in the American Metal Climax building on Avenue of the Americas. Police said it may predate or postdate last Wednesday’s bombings claimed by the Puerto Rican group FALN. The earlier blasts killed one and injured several, prompting mass evacuations and ongoing investigations.
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Young urges Mexico ties as key to alien amnesty plan
U N Ambassador Andrew Young says solving illegal immigration requires ongoing U S Mexico cooperation not a single congressional act. He cites Carter's plan to legalize status for some illegals, with penalties for employers who hire them, and notes Mexican officials seek more trade and jobs to ease emigration pressures.
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Rancher to be mayor of Tijuana in December
Cattle rancher Xicotencatl Leyva Mortera, cousin of former Mexico President Miguel Aleman, won the Tijuana mayoral race as the PRI candidate. At 27, he will replace Fernando Marquez Arce on December 1. He avoided comment on border gunfire incident and called such incidents common to border regions.
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Colleges' students used in CIA mind control LSD tests
New York Times investigations reveal CIA funded experiments in the 1950s and 1960s at Boston area facilities including the Boston Psychopathic Hospital. Documents describe covert LSD administration to students and trials of substances to render subjects helpless, with funding via the Society for the Investigation of Human Ecology and grants totaling at least $100,000 in 1957.
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Governors Seek Edges in National Energy Policy Debate
Kentucky Governor Julian M Carroll criticized the Carter energy plan at the Midwestern Governors Conference saying it favors conservation but lacks incentives for research and new energy sources. The group, including Arthur Link and other Democratic governors, planned to press for changes in the bill and focus on health care water and agriculture during the three day session.
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Ex NSA aide cites bias in spending and dismissal
Former NSA procurement chief Richard Floyd says he was dismissed for challenging agency policies and potential conflicts of interest in equipment purchases. He argues political pressure and arbitrary personnel practices influenced his case, noting a 38 283 annual salary and a later change of dismissal date amid his appeal.
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