Riot in London Blamed on Scotland Yard After Antifascist March
Municipal officials accuse Scotland Yard of letting an antiblack march spiral into London’s worst riot in three years. Hundreds of leftists clashed with police in Lewisham injuring 110 and leading to 214 arrests as bricks bottles and smoke bombs flew during a National Front parade. London's racial tensions flare amid unrest across the city.
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Lance stock sale hindered by Fed margin decision
Federal Reserve margin limits could reduce collateral value of about 200000 shares of Georgia bank stock held by Bert Lance. The move may affect Lance's $3.4 million Chicago bank loan and complicate a year end stock sale required under a Senate agreement. President Carter was set to meet Lance in the oval office to discuss governance issues, while IRS and Comptroller probes into Lance’s banking dealings were reported by major papers. Carter urged high standards and said public facts would be revealed as investigations proceed.
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Tuna industry cuts porpoise kill but wants higher quota
Environmental groups hail a drop in dolphins and porpoise deaths as the U.S. tuna fleet uses fine mesh nets and observers. Industry lawyer William Butler says kills are at one per four tons of yellowfin and seeks a 74 000 limit, with a proposed 30 000 target for 1980.
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Tutankhamun Exhibit Ends Run in Chicago
About 1.4 million visitors have seen the Tut exhibit at the Field Museum since it opened four months ago. Monday marked the final Chicago showing before the display moves to New Orleans on its U S tour. By 3 a.m. Sunday, 2,500 people were in line to glimpse the 3,000 year old treasures, with police noting a few arrests amid long waits and crowded entrances.
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Thieves Hijack Cheese Truck in Missouri Heist
Thieves stole a truck from Clearfield Cheese Co. in Clinton and abandoned it in Gerster, Missouri, with $45,000 worth of individually wrapped American cheese slices missing. The company announced a $4,000 reward on Sunday for information.
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Ogaden war grows with quiet front in Dire Dawa
Despite Somali claims of Dire Dawa siege and Jijiga fall, Ethiopian officials report the front at least 37 miles away. Somali accusations of bombings and two downed U S jets follow President Siad Barre warning of retaliation as war escalates in Ogaden.
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Pipeline to nowhere prompts call for Canadian route to gas
Sen. William Proxmire urged President Carter to back an overland Canadian path to bring Alaskan natural gas to the Midwest. He noted Prime Minister Trudeau supports the Canadian pipeline, clearing a key hurdle amid debate over the trans-Alaska line. The skateboarding boom also draws safety concerns as the CPSC cites 13 deaths since 1973 and about 188000 injuries last year.
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Commission cites widespread discrimination in U S television
The U S Commission on Civil Rights finds broad sexual and racial bias in the television industry and urges Congress to empower the FCC to regulate networks employment practices. It calls for employment reports and equal opportunity programs to diversify on screen and in decision making.
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