Carter Says U S Nuclear Shield Will Shield South Korea
President Carter argues U S nuclear might would protect South Korea with air and naval support as U S troops withdraw over four to five years. He warns against Panamanian canal sabotage and presses for a peaceful Canal Zone treaty settlement while signaling restraint on use of nuclear weapons.
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U.S. Embassy Staffers To Leave Addis Ababa
UPI reports Washington arranging to remove a number of U.S. Embassy staff in Addis Ababa as Ethiopia orders a halving of staff and a two thirds cut of the Marine guard. The move signals rising tension with Mengistu’s Marxist regime and shifts toward Moscow.
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Prof Turns Pilot For Zaire Summer
College Station Texas professor Calvin Woods sails to war torn Zaire to serve as a bush pilot for Presbyterian missionaries. He will transport patients ministers fuel food and supplies from Kananga using a six passenger plane despite rough short runways to aid clinics schools hospitals and remote communities amid limited local doctors.
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Actor Richard Dreyfuss Objects To Censorship Bill
Richard Dreyfuss told a House subcommittee hearing at UCLA that federal adult material bills could amount to censorship. Rep. Dornan cited California as leading in distribution of pornographic material, while supporters from the Adult Film Association urged banning this phase of entertainment. The bill seeks to bar interstate transport of adult material involving minors, potentially affecting works like American Graffiti and even family photos if crossed state lines.
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Feets Hurt Hard To Fit Fosters Shoes
Local shoe shop Fosters Shoes at 119 North 3rd advertises comfort footwear for men women and children. The message highlights foot relief and sizing options in a period style storefront notice.
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Las Vegas Forecast Warm Days Ahead Through Memorial Day
Forecast calls for sunny skies and warmer temperatures in Las Vegas with gentle winds through Memorial Day. Today’s high near 100 and low mid 60s follow a 94/64 yesterday. humidity high with 24 percent and a low of 8 percent. Sunrise is 5 26 and sunset 7 51.
Weather table from The Nation United Press International
Temperature and precipitation readings for the 24 hours ending 4 a.m. Pacific time, compiled by the National Weather Service in San Francisco. The table lists regional values and comparisons, reflecting standard meteorological data distributed to newsrooms.
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Possible Thundershowers Forecast for Midwest and South
A weather note expects thundershowers Monday around North Illinois and Georgia. Elsewhere skies will be fair with sunny to partly cloudy conditions.
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Flooding May Hit Midwest
Memorial Day floods were expected in parts of the Midwest due to heavy rains likely to overload streams and rivers in Kansas and Missouri. Sunday reports said showers and thunderstorms continued over Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas with scattered showers over Montana, South Dakota and the Great Lakes while the northeast and far southwest stayed clear.
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Racial unrest locks down San Quentin inmates
San Quentin Prison faced a second day of cell lockdown as racial tension spurred violence. Two white inmates were stabbed and guards fired 14 warning shots after fights between white and black convicts, amid a month of similar incidents and a prior murder. Prison administrator Bill Nyberg said conditions showed paranoia and misperception inside the yard and stairwells. The lockdown halted work, church, and sports as authorities seek control and clarity on the causes.
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Plane crash kills girl in San Juan Capistrano
Five year old Jennifer Lee Zell of San Juan Capistrano dies after a plane piloted by Albert Martin of Laguna Niguel crashes into a creekbed play area behind her home. The propeller severs her body as Martin tows a 150 foot beaner sign. FAA investigates.
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Plane crash kills girl while chasing advertising banner
A Citabria single engine plane piloted by Albert M. Sibi struck a 60 foot culvert area near Capistrano Airport while a group of five children, including Jennifer Zell, played nearby. The propeller killed a five year old girl as the banner cable wrapped around the rudder causing loss of control. The other children were not hurt. Sibi was treated and released.
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