Newton deportation hearing delayed in Canada
Brampton Canada immigration officials adjourned a deportation hearing Sunday for Black Panther co founder Huey P Newton. The 45 year old was detained Saturday in Brampton after arriving from Cuba where he lived as a fugitive. His wife Gwen Newton said he would be held without bail until proceedings resume.
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Ford victim released after golf course injury by Ford
Gene Bartell, 55, of Milwaukee, was released from a hospital Sunday after an overnight stay with six stitches and a head wound from former President Ford's 10 yard tee shot at the Vince Lombardi Classic. Ford apologized and was said to be very concerned about the incident.
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Body of Michael Todd Found Stolen From Grave
Police in Forest Park report the body of film producer Michael Todd was stolen from a suburban Chicago cemetery grave. The rubber bag holding the burned remains was removed from a bronze coffin. Investigators said they are baffled and seek to contact actress Elizabeth Taylor for possible ransom threats.
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Brendan's voyage replica sails toward North America coast
Skipper Tim Severin and crew reenact the Brendan voyage aiming to prove a leather boat could cross from Ireland to North America. The craft, built from oxhides over a wooden frame, departed Iceland May 11 after sailing from western Ireland last year and reaching Newfoundland area about 200 miles north of the capital.
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Immense Rally Honors Saint Imiana Called The Bishop of Philadelphia
Thousands gathered outdoors in Philadelphia to honor Imiana, canonized by Rome, in a ceremony led by Cardinal Krol with 50 priests present. The mass and procession featured religious music and pageantry unseen in years. In other news, oil prices and international tensions dominated brief items from Alaska to Kuwait and Rhodesia.
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Nationwide blackout darkens Sri Lanka after suspected sabotage
A broad electrical outage left Sri Lanka in darkness Saturday night as authorities investigated sabotage at the main hydroelectric plant. Workers at the plant were reported on strike and power had not been restored by Sunday night across the island off India's southern tip.
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New Israeli leader lays down the law at first cabinet
In Jerusalem the new premier Menahem Begin ordered a smoke free cabinet room at the first meeting, banning all smoking including cigars. The move, aimed at discipline, followed a tradition challenged by Golda Meir and Yitzhak Rabin who had smoked in cabinet rooms before.
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Begin thanks Carter on planned arms sale to Israel
Prime Minister Menahem Begin thanked President Carter for reportedly approving a sale worth 115 million dollars of tanks armored cars and tank missiles to Israel. Begin called it a good decision and a sign of friendship. Carter officials indicated the sale recommendation was made.
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