Viking 1 Begins Life Tests on Martian Soil
Viking 1 starts three biology experiments to detect signs of life in Martian soil using sunlight, nutrient feeds, and organic detectors. Results may take weeks, with a positive finding prompting repeat tests. Authors include Dr. Leslie Orgel and Project director James Martin.
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Vasadena
Calif
UPI
Viking
Mars
Earth
Phyrakat
Velicken
Viking’s Yard
Leslie Orgel
The
Salk
James Martin
Mays
Soll
Robert Hargraves
Princeton
Lin
Immane
Reneh
George Washington Promotion Backers Seek Army Rank
In Washington a drive to promote George Washington to General of the Armies gains support. President Adams previously refused such action in Washington's lifetime. Subcommittee votes unanimously as backers say the move would honor the father of his country and place Washington above other generals in history.
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Washington
UPL
George Washington
John Adams
Stanny
Nan Koown
Grem
Aine Kei
Pentagon
Mian Bis
Slington
Histore
Altos
Jatin Pershing
Grant
Willian Nuind
Philip Sherman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Devillis Arnold
Omar Bradler
Bragg
Fifth Congress
Biaggi
Peace Initiative Eases Beirut Fighting and PLO Syria Accord
Fighting in Beirut eased after a Damascus announced accord between Syria and the PLO. Arafat was to arrive in Damascus within days for a cease fire and phased Palestinian withdrawal overseen by a multinational committee including Syria and Lebanese factions.
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Damascus
Syria
PLO
Oops
Lebanon
Chris
Livyan
Abdealan Jalloud
Yasser Arafat
Ian
Halex Aqsad
Jallaud
Toreys Fem
Unbir
Tuurman Committee
Arab League
Hassan Sabri Et Kholy
Christos
GM to Discontinue Airbags in 1977 Cars
Insurance official says airbags could save 10,000 lives annually and was widely marketed by industry but GM will stop producing airbags in 1977 for most models. Spokesman Freer cites limited current orders and market demand while Kelley notes potential premium offsets and consumer resistance to added features.
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Atlanta
APL
Insurance Industry
Ben Kelley
The
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
To Industry
General Motors
Ed Freer
Kelley
Diet therapy linked to future cancer treatment, doctors say
Washington report notes researchers discuss nutritional factors in cancer. Experts from the Cancer Institute and nutrition committees link fat intake and nutrient deficiencies to cancer risk, citing U S, Scotland, Canada high meat areas versus Japan and Chile. Religious groups with low fat diets also show lower cancer rates, while trends shift with dietary changes.
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Washington
UPTI
Skarvigs
Fiee
Final Cancer Institute
United States
Scotland
Canada
Japan
Chile
Dnl
Ernst J. Wyneer
The
American Health Foundation
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