General Singlaub says Korea pullout could invite attack
Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub, disputing President Carter, says most U.S. generals fear phased troop withdrawal from South Korea increases war risk. He testifies to a House panel that North Korea’s military buildup underlines dangers if forces depart, while affirming not to undercut national policy.
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Jackie Onassis romance with prince doubted
The Bild Zeitung claimed Jackie Onassis may pursue Prince Johannes von Thurn und Taxis, but New York observers see her more attached to syndicated columnist Pete Hamill. Hamill has escorted her to many public events, while Thurn und Taxis is noted for cigars and a vast Bavarian residence.
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Brown's salary limit ruled unconstitutional for many judges
California Attorney General Evelle Younger's opinion concludes that Gov. Brown's one year salary freeze and 5 percent annual cap do not apply to judges midway through their terms, creating two pay scales and a constitutional clash. The ruling affects about 1,010 judges, with many ineligible for automatic raises while those appointed this year or elected last year face limits.
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Dayan May Accept Likud Foreign Minister Post
Former Defense Minister Moshe Dayan reportedly agreed in principle to serve as foreign minister in a Likud led government under Menahem Begin. Begin offered the post while hospitalized. Dayan confirmed the announcement but declined further comment. Labor denounced the move as treason and demanded Dayan quit his Knesset seat.
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Coast Guard to Admit Women to Sea Duty at Academy
Transportation Secretary Brock Adams announced at the Coast Guard Academy that women will serve at sea for the first time in cadet history. Admiral Owen Siler and Adams will open positions on high endurance cutters, with the first eligible from the class of 1980.
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Quake forecasting as shaky science warned by UCLA expert
UCLA geophysicist Dr. David D. Jackson says earthquake prediction remains uncertain with possible breakthroughs years away. He cites ongoing trials near Lake Hughes on the San Andreas fault using electrical monitoring to detect precursors, but notes distinguishing normal variation from signals is the key hurdle.
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Daredevil scales World Trade Center in three hour climb
George Willig, 28, of New York climbed the 110 story World Trade Center and reached the roof after 3 hours 35 minutes. He refused help, waved to cheering crowds from the hatch, and was arrested upon finishing. Police noted he used a window washing device and rope during the ascent.
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