Kissinger Hangs Em Up As Secretary Ends Term
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has held his last official news conference UPI reports. A State Department spokesman said Kissinger, returning to Washington after his final trip, will stay low profile until handing over to Cyrus Vance on January 20 during the transition. He reportedly felt he had said all needed on foreign policy.
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Coroner Won't Confirm Mummy’s Outlaw Identity
Los Angeles experts continue tissue and dental tests to identify a long beach funhouse mummy once thought to be outlaw Elmer McCurdy. Coroner officials say results may take weeks as investigators review museum history and public claims by filmmaker Dave Friedman about the relic.
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Sailors Die From Burns Aboard USS Reeves Accident
A 24 year old seaman died of burns and a second sailor was badly burned while destroying classified material on the guided missile cruiser USS Reeves. The ship rushed toward Oahu for medevac to Walter Reed Army Hospital. Names withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Jefferson County teachers approve three year contract end strike
Jefferson County Ky teachers vote to accept a three year contract with the School Board ending a two week strike that kept 117000 students from classrooms. The accord grants binding arbitration for grievances and raises in the salary scale after a federal judge ordered release of more than $3 million in disputed state funds.
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LV Teenager Shot Over Girl Friend Argument
Orlando Whitmore, 17, of 1001 W McWilliams Sr, was treated and released at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital for a gunshot wound after an argument over a girlfriend. Whitmore was arrested on an attempted murder charge and booked into Clark County Juvenile Home following a confrontation with another teenager who fired four shots, grazing him in the chest.
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Alien Case Arguments Continued in Las Vegas Court
The case of Western Linen Co officials charged with hiring illegal aliens was postponed in Las Vegas Municipal Court. Charles Kelley and Dean Shackley were represented by Oscar Goodman. Judge Seymore Brown set 2 p.m. December 28 for motions. The company faces three counts and the individuals two counts each after a raid found workers here.
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Mansfield Urges U S to Rethink Asia Policy and Korea Troops
In his final Asia report retiring Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield calls for removing nuclear weapons and U S troops from South Korea and pursuing diplomatic recognition with Vietnam, Cambodia, and China. He urges restraint on Asia mainland affairs, warns against a single power dominance, and backs normalizing relations with the People's Republic of China while maintaining the U S Japan alliance and ending SEATO activities.
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