Kissinger Seeks Black Rule Progress in Rhodesia Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger flies to Lusaka as he, Ian Smith and John Vorster report progress toward black majority rule in Rhodesia and South West Africa. Smith says concrete results may emerge. Vorster foresees a Rhodesian settlement if both sides cooperate. plan includes two year timetable, Geneva conference, expanded cabinet, and a $2 billion fund to compensate whites and develop the country.
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Beirut Rages as Cease-Fire Effort Fails
Savage fighting continues in Lebanon's civil war after a cease-fire plan collapsed. In Beirut, shelling devastates residential areas with a night described as one shell per minute. Hospitals report 75 dead and 90 wounded, while a hairdresser and six Muslim women die in a salon strike. Militia clashes spread to mountain towns east of Beirut as leaders meet. Arafat rejects a Syrian demand. Sarkis proposes three measures.
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Yasir Arafat
Naji Jamil
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Explosion hits South Africa consul general home in San Francisco
In Pacific Heights early today a powerful explosive damaged the residence of South Africa’s consul general Anthony Drake and two cars. No injuries were reported. Police and hazardous device experts investigated the device linked to a NWLF communique claiming responsibility amid a pattern of similar early morning blasts.
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George Lang
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New World Liberation Front
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Two Races On Ballot Light Balloting In Comanche County
The Democratic runoff in Comanche County features one House Dist 63 race with George Stuever versus Marvin Baughman and a countywide vote for corporation commissioner. Observers expect turnout to be under the August primary level of 10,200, with about 23,500 Democrats registered.
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Wilbur Wright
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Debates Scheduled as Carter Ford Set for Oct 6 in San Francisco
The Associated Press reports the second presidential debate will be in San Francisco on October 6 with Ford and Carter. Carter campaigns across New Jersey and Pennsylvania on a whistle-stop tour focusing on tax reform and unemployment while invoking past Democratic leaders. The Philadelphia first debate date remains on Thursday night with preparations underway in the White House and campaign offices.
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San Francisco Chronicle
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Arctic air brings storms and well below normal temps
A fast moving cold front swept through the Sooner State triggering thunderstorms and rain totals over two inches in parts of northern and northwest Oklahoma. Temperatures dropped to the mid 60s with lows around 50s in the overnight and highs in the upper 70s for Tuesday.
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National Weather Service
Oklahoma
Lawton
Pig named Sweet Lips fights Virginia Beach zoning ruling
Virginia Beach AP report describes Drewery Little appealing a local ordinance ban on keeping farm animals in the commercial district. The 240 pound pig, nicknamed Sweet Lips, is defended by two volunteer lawyers after a $25 fine. Little insists the pet is well behaved and not a farm animal.
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