Young backtracks on South Africa terminology
U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young says he is self conscious about his remarks on South Africa and denies calling the government illegitimate though he still calls the white minority regime morally illegitimate and non representative. President Carter says South Africa has a legally constituted government.
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Atlanta
UPI
U.N
Andrew Young
Young
Carter
South Africa
North Carolina
James G. Martin
Great Britain
Rhodesia
Angola
Zaire
Martin
Congress
Bramlet murder case: Hanleys to surrender in three-state pursuit
LAS VEGAS UPI A father and son accused of killing union leader Al Bramlet will surrender Tuesday after a three-state search. Tom Hanley 61 and Gramby Hanley 38 contacted their lawyer who cited legal preparations and would not disclose surrender location. Bramlet head of a 23000 member Las Vegas Culinary Workers Union local, a major Las Vegas power figure. SONOMA UPI A PG and E substation blast knocked out power for about 8000 customers as a county bomb squad sealed the site south of Sonoma city. A fence hole was found around the substation gate.
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UPI
al Bramlet
Tom Hanley
Gramby
Charles Garner
Hanleys
Bramlet
Culinary Workers Union
Nevada
Sonoma
Pacific Gas and Electric
Sonoma County
Sheriff's Department
PG & E
Barry Cossette
Los Angeles
Kaiser Hospitals
Hospital
Service Employes International Union
Bill Robertson
Afl-Cio
Tom Bradley
Kaiser
Satellite to Probe Earth Magnetic Forces
A European space craft Geos will be launched by NASA from Cape Canaveral aboard a Delta rocket to study the magnetosphere. The 22 300 mile high sun aligned orbit will carry nine instruments from 11 European groups to measure solar wind interactions and space weather.
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Earth
Atlantic Ocean
Geos
European Space Agency
Belgium
Denmark
France
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
European Space Operations Center
Darmstadt
West Germany
Assad visits Moscow as Soviet backers Middle East diplomacy
Syrian President Hafez Assad arrives in Moscow on a state visit seen as the Soviet Union reengaging in Middle East diplomacy. Tass reports greeting by Brezhnev Podgorny and Gromyko as Washington Geneva talks loom. Arab diplomats say the trip aims to secure Russian support for a Syrian Egyptian peace push and remind Israel and the United States of Soviet influence in resolving the Arab Israeli conflict.
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Moscow
UPI
Hafez Assad
Soviet Union
Middle East
Tass
Assad
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Nikolai Podgorny
Andrei Gromyko
Geneva
Anwar Sadat
Washington
Carter
Europe
Israel
United States
Henry Kissinger
Egypt
Viking 2 Enters Martian Winter Hibernation
Viking 2, one of two Mars life searchers, is set to hibernate to conserve energy during the harsh Martian winter. Most systems are shut down, with wakeup planned for October as the northern hemisphere warms. Temperatures hit minus 185 degrees Fahrenheit near the craft’s design limit.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Viking 2
Mars
Red
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Thousands protest new Tokyo airport riot at Narita site
Thousands, including residents farmers students and radicals, clash with police at the Narita airport site 50 miles northeast of Tokyo. Authorities report 24 officers injured seven arrests as about 11 700 protesters faced 5 000 riot police guarding the unfinished facility completed in 1972 and long opposed for noise and safety concerns.
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Tokyo
UPI
Tokyo International
China Province
Narita
Narita Area
Takeo Fukuda
Haneda
Public Corporation
Concorde Protest Defies Court Order At Kennedy Airport
Foes of the Concorde defied a court order and staged a noisy protest at Kennedy Airport with 500 to 700 cars. Demonstrators circled a four mile circuit around the terminal area horns blaring and placards reading Stop the SST. No arrests occurred and airline officials reported little effect on operations as police warned tickets and towings for blockages.
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New York
UPI
Kennedy Airport
Thedin
Lompoc Plaza
H Street
David
Mike
Davids
Lompoc Valley
Joan Yakes
Bold
Lompoc
Fay’s
Mystery blast levels building in Chattanooga Tennessee
A massive basement vault explosion tore through a five story office building in Chattanooga injuring two transients and wounding a woman reportedly seen nearby. Fire and police described the scene as catastrophic with widespread damage and possible vault burglary speculation.
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Chattanooga
Ron Eberhart
Eberhart
Erlanger Hospital
First Tennessee National Bank
New Plant Shop Opens as Juanita Hemberg Joins Lompoc
Santa Barbara’s loss becomes Lompoc’s gain as Juanita Hemberg takes over Redwood House Plant at Lompoc Plaza. The new owner greets customers with warmth and enthusiasm for house plants while the city welcomes her as a resident.
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Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Juanita Hemberg
Redwood House Plant
Juanita
Lompoc Plaza
H Street
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Sisken
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