U S Promises Political Asylum To Defecting Soviet Pilot
Tokyo reports indicate the United States may grant asylum to Viktor Ivanovich Belensky, a Soviet pilot who defected with the MiG-25. Japanese officials and U S authorities discuss processing and potential transfer while Tokyo secures the aircraft for possible future disposition.
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Kingsport Times
U.S
Viktor Ivanvich Belenky
Hakodate
Tokyo
Iy Jap
Pulive
United States
Dupanes Defense Agency
Soviet Union
Mimsl
Ameebay
Defense Department
Ehrlichman Must Start Prison for Ellsberg Break-In
Former Nixon aide John Ehrlichman must begin serving a five year sentence for involvement in the 1971 Ellsberg Pentagon Papers break-in. U.S. District Judge Gesell ordered him to report to federal authorities next Friday. He was convicted in 1975 of conspiracy to violate civil rights, obstruction of justice, and perjury in the Watergate era.
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Erlichman
Ellsberg
Washington
UPS
Doh Ebrichian
Richard Nixon
ILS
Dent Guselk
Klichmat
Daniel Nee
Seattle
Gesell
Marlichman S. Marlichman
U.S
Safford, Ari
Bureau of Prisons
Tremely
Fhrlichoon
Supreme Court
Ehrlichman
Circuit Court of Appeals
Ehmlichman
Newd
Chambers
Wile House
Lewis Fielding
Elisburg
Inq
Pentagon
Viernna News
Sword of the Whit House
Elisberg
Nixon
Keel
Iain Sitter
Ehhlichman
Hine
Watergate
Fielding
Pubiotisn, of National Security Actiat
Theah
Siried
New Mexico
Simca
Ehrtichmann
Albuquerque
Whyiheri Apphiucsal
Recycling old Army tanks become memorials in Minnesota
In Minnesota, retired Army tanks are repurposed as memorials rather than junk. Joe Johnson helps his brother visit one model at a park in Florasndent, noting the enduring link to World War II.
Nuclear Waste Regulation Urged for Immediate Action
A draft report for the Energy Research and Development Administration calls for a national radioactive waste authority to oversee all waste management, with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission establishing a comprehensive policy and ERDA continuing research on storage methods. It warns of immense long term hazards from millions of tons of waste and criticizes current govemment handling as insufficient.
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Washington
UPI
Energy Itarabathdi Development Administration
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
ERDA
Mason Willvich
University of Virginia Law
Massachusetts Institute of Technology’ Energy Laboratory
Ralph Nader
U.S
Hanford
Wash
Restriction lifted on several OTC cold remedies
The FDA today opened direct access to 10 of 14 prescription ingredients for nonprescription cold remedies. The agency rejected three ingredients and deferred one, with a conditional marketing review. The 3.5 year panel study of 120 ingredients found 58 need more study, one should be removed, and Vitamin C claims not justified.
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Washington
FDA
Linus Pauling
Francis C. Lowell
Harvard Medical School
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Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief notice or item from a local page. The readable words suggest names or initials and a possible date or amount, but specifics are unclear. No clear event, place, or organization is ascertainable from the fragment.
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West
United Tits
Foreign Ministry
Adel
Bin
Dudens
Viktor Beleaky
JFG
Tito
LA Trion
ISA
Colles
Kingsport Times-News
Bbe Ly
Fegroer Pubtating Corp
Ben Farden
Masog
Gary Treater
Urey Perenes
Marta
Leedard
Mary Petew
Sereno
Rogeremty
Thee
Farks
Gbelk
Coro
Tacoa
T.I
Texas Instruments
Fort Henvy
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Bristol Mall
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