Scientist Carl Sagan confident life exists beyond Earth
Ithaca NY AP Carl Sagan Cornell astronomer exobiologist says life beyond Earth likely exists and that first discovery may come from radio signals. He names Mars Jupiter and Saturn moons as prime zones and urges ongoing, affordable exploration including unmanned missions and radio surveys.
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Rock stars find Miami home away from home service
Miami entrepreneurs Cindy Johnson and Jerri Jenkins run Home At Last Inc providing private, fully catered retreats for rock groups and celebrities. They manage all details from meals to favorite comforts, charging about 38 dollars per person for large parties. The venture has hosted acts including Crosby Stills and Nash and The Bee Gees and partners with Criteria recording studio to attract clients.
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Officials say case closes in on Camp Scott murders
Locust Grove Oklahoma officials interview over 100 people and run polygraph tests as they search the Camp Scott site. District Attorney Sid Wise says investigators are getting closer to identifying a suspect amid the unfolding probe into the three Girl Scouts murdered.
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Lone Ranger Actor Clayton Moore Reflects On Career
Television icon Clayton Moore, who retired from acting after decades as the Lone Ranger, says he never wanted to do anything else after taking the role. His horse Silver, aged 28, is said to be living well. In separate notes, Muhammad Ali wed Veronica Porche in Beverly Hills before about 250 guests with Judge Billy Mills presiding. The Rev Bruce Edwards, ousted from a church amid a racial flap, led a farewell sermon to supporters.
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Young Would Not Be Hurt by Possible U N Ambassadorship Loss
United Nations ambassador Andrew Young says he would not mind losing his post if President Carter fired him and would return to Atlanta to write and lecture. He adds that his wife would feel the same and he would prefer to stay in Atlanta. Caroline Kennedy becomes a copy person at the New York Daily News for 156.89 a week but an armed guard and quiet staff block any audience.
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Bryant remains Citrus Commission promo despite anti-gay row
Lakeland Florida United Press International reports the Florida Citrus Commission says Anita Bryant remains an effective spokesman for orange juice with no objective evidence against her. Douglas Hoffer notes ads depend on ongoing research and that backup commercials exist. The commission has faced boycott threats from California readers.
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