Fletcher urges permanent space station program
NASA chief Dr. James C Fletcher in Washington urged starting a permanent manned space station to extend explorations and support future Moon and planetary trips. He warned against shortsighted goals and called for an international orbital base to study the sun, near Earth environment, weather, and resources.
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Reagan targets North Carolina for early primary push
North Carolina hosts the March 23 presidential primary as Reagan backers plan a strong campaign in Charlotte and Raleigh. Ford speaks at a GOP luncheon as Reagan aims to build momentum in key early states and qualify for federal matching funds with early North Carolina contributions around twenty to twenty five thousand dollars.
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Amin calls Soviet ambassador a criminal in Angolan meddling lean
Ugandan President Idi Amin branded Soviet Ambassador Andrei Zakharov a criminal and urged his recall for meddling in African affairs. He asked about 50 African leaders to provide troops for a peace keeping army he would lead into Angola to end its civil war.
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Four killed in ship blast off coast of California
Four Panamanian crew members died when a 497 foot freighter Eurypylus exploded in the engine room and caught fire 500 miles south of San Diego. Surviving crew fought the blaze for 12 hours as the stern burned before the Greek freighter Janice L rescued all survivors.
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Bomb incidents rise in 1975 with more casualties
The FBI reports 1,574 bomb and incendiary incidents in the U S and Puerto Rico in the first nine months of 1975, killing 42 and injuring 242. This compares with 1,484 incidents in the same period of 1974, which caused 18 deaths and 152 injuries.
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Oilmen launch campaign to polish image to halt industry breakup
Oil executives unveil a broad plan to counter Senate calls for breaking up big oil firms. They will study legal/economic effects, lobby officials, build industry alliances, and publicize the oil story to thwart a congressional breakup, amid rising national debate. Nixon attends Camp Pendleton birthday parade.
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Udall warns at Bowling Green energy crisis peaks
Former interior secretary Stewart Udall told about 200 Bowling Green State University students that the petroleum age has reached its climax and the United States is running out of oil with no substitute. He cautioned Americans to conserve resources and reduce waste to blunt future shortages and economic harm.
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