Kissinger Vorster meet in Bavaria on race and Namibia
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with South Africa Prime Minister John Vorster in a Bavarian retreat near Munich to press for reopening negative flows between Rhodesia's white minority government and black liberation groups and to urge progress toward black majority rule in southern Africa amid security guards and protests.
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Ford
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Battle site for sale stirs fears of foreign bidders
London auctioneer George Judd seeks to sell a 57 acre estate linked to the second Battle of Hastings fought in 1088. A Canadian waxworks bidder reportedly wants a tourist center reenacting the battle while others consider breaking the land into 25 parcels.
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George Judd
Én Jece
Sussex County
Oil spill disrupts St Lawrence Seaway traffic and harbor area
Emergency crews from the United States Canada and local authorities battled a major spill after a New England Petroleum Co barge struck a fog bound shoal spilling about 250000 gallons of its 6 million gallon cargo. The slick affected a 10 mile zone near a scenic wildlife resort area and interrupted boat traffic along the Seaway.
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N.Y. US
St. Lawrence Seaway
Wildlife Am Resort
New England Petroleum Co
Judge imposes daily fines to end Boston strike
A Massachusetts judge orders striking state workers to pay 200000 daily fines unless the walkout ends by this morning. The disruption affects unemployment checks and blood tests for weddings. Gov Dukakis raises the possibility some 0,000 strikers may be fired for illegal walkout. Union leaders must explain in court this afternoon or face 5000 daily penalties.
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Michael Dukakis
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Auto sales rise 24 percent for Big Three in mid June
Domestic new car sales in mid June rose 24 percent from a year earlier as the Big Three boost totals while American Motors Corp. faced a sharp drop. Industry sold 243,375 new cars in eight selling days from June 11 to 18, a daily tempo of 30,421, compared with 213,750 cars in nine days a year ago at 23,750 per day.
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American Motors Corp
Barnard Removes Half of Heart in Patient
Renowned surgeon Christiaan Barnard disclosed he removed the left chambers of Leonard Goss original heart after implanting a full donor heart 18 months earlier. Goss, 48, faced a dangerous infection prompting Monday’s procedure at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town amid team opposition and claims of meddlesome surgery.
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Leonard Goss
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Groote Schuur Hospital
Cape Town
South Africa
Drunk Patrolmen Offer Compassionate Detox Vouch
Patrolmen Shisler and Darling, both recovered alcoholics, took part in a pilot program in Seattle. They spent a Wednesday night with 14 inebriates over four hours, transporting them to detoxification at a hospital in a radio equipped van. The officers emphasized compassion as central to their service.
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Dutch Shisler
Richard Darling
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Rose A July 4 pardon for Tokyo Rose claim
White House officials on Wednesday said no pardon plan for Iva Toguri D’Aquino, known as Tokyo Rose, exists despite Tokyo reports that Mitsunori Ueki suggested a possible pardon. A pardon application by Mrs. D’Aquino of Chicago had been filed years ago but did not progress.
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