Carrillo defies Moscow over Eurocommunism in Spain
Spanish Communist Party chief Santiago Carrillo vows to stand by his Eurocommunist line despite Soviet attacks. He warns of a possible open break with the Kremlin yet says relations will not be severed. Carrillo notes Spain’s Don Quixote image and cites potential electoral gains from Moscow’s criticisms. Premier Suarez and Socialist leader Gonzalez discuss post election prospects, with Gonzalez ruling out a coalition with Suarez.
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Spain
UPI
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Santiago Carrillo
Carrillo
Kremlin
Moscow
New Times
Soviet Union
Adolfo Suarez
Felipe Gonzalez
Socialist Workers Party
Gonzalez
Suarez
Murdered yachtsman buried in Caribbean drug probe
American yachtsman Carl Schuster slain in Cumberland Bay near Grenada was buried at sea three miles off Grenada. Police held crewman Joseph Delisle and questioned several suspects as details emerged of a machete and bludgeon attack aboard the Zig Zag II.
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Georges
Grenada
UPI
Carl Schuster
Caribbean
Dolphin
Schuster
St. Vincent
Joseph Delisle
Delisle
Cumberland Bay
Kingstown
Puerto Rico
Contest in hunt for Girl Scouts killer Hart
Locust Grove Oklahoma authorities race to locate Gene Leroy Hart 33 a convicted rapist charged with three counts of first degree murder in the June 13 deaths of Girl Scouts Lori Farmer 8 Michelle Guse 9 and Doris Milner 10. Lawmen use heat sensors National Guard helicopters and SWAT teams as caves and underground caverns are explored. Hart escaped from Mayes County Jail in 1973 and remains at large with possible local help.
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Locust Grove
Okla
UPI
National Guard
Skunk Mountain
Gene Leroy Hart
Districtorney
Sid Wise
Edna Stengel Dying in Los Angeles at 82
Edna Stengel widow of Casey Stengel is dying in Los Angeles after five years of hospitalization following a stroke. Her brother John Lawson said her condition is dire and she may pass soon, noting their 52 year marriage as a famed love story and Stengel’s long baseball career with the Yankees.
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Los Angeles
UPI
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Casey Stengel
John Lawson
Stengel
Edna
Casey
New York Yankees
Would-be hijacker to come to U S
Bruce Trayer 25 of Prairie Du Chien Wisconsin faced federal charges after attempting to hijack a Northwest Orient jet from Tokyo The May 8 incident led to a flight back to Tokyo and his arrest in Madison Bail was set at 100000 at arraignment Magistrate Richard Goldsmith ordered marshals to return him to Madison Trayer said he was fed up with the United States over food additives
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San Francisco
UPI
Bruce Trayer
Northwest Orient Airlines
Tokyo
Wisconsin
U.S
Richard Goldsmith
Trayer
Madison
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Moscow
United States
Risk of escape from Cuba worth it say pair
Two Cuban men rescued after four days at sea on an open raft say escaping Communist Cuba was worth the danger. Emile Medina, 24, and Mario Junco, 28, say many youths, especially blacks, fear conscription for military service in African nations backed by Fidel Castro.
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Miami
UPI
Emile Medina
Mario Junco
Fidel Castro
Inyo County Wins Ruling Over Los Angeles Water Pump Plan
The 3rd District Court of Appeals ruled that Los Angeles and the Department of Water and Power failed to provide a sufficient environmental impact report for increased Owens Valley well water pumping. Interim pumping restraints remain in place, while the court demands a valid EIR and expeditious compliance.
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Sacramento
UPI
3Rd District Court of Appeals
Los Angeles
Department of Water and Power
Inyo County
Stanley Friedman
EIR
City
Department
Economic pressures could save porpoise species, says report
UPI reports at a San Diego briefing that economic forces may prevent porpoises from extinction as tuna fishing would decline with fewer porpoises, reducing the incentive to kill them. The Inter American Tropical Tuna Commission discussed a proposed $12 million program to boost tuna catches while lowering porpoise deaths, amid global limits and disputes among conservationists, fishermen, and the U.S. government.
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UPI
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U.S
American Tunaboat Association
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France
Guatemala
Mexico
Netherlands Antilles
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