Officials test milk soil and air for fallout from Chinese nuke
Health authorities sample air soil and milk as fallout from the September 26 Lop Nor test in western China spreads across the United States. ERDA says levels pose no health risk, but detection spans Pacific Northwest to New Jersey and Pennsylvania with some inconclusive results in several states.
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Brookhaven National Laboratory
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Pennsylvania Bureau of Radiological Health
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Egypt displays Soviet Scuds as parade marks war anniversary
Cairo staged a military parade led by President Anwar Sadat to mark the October 1973 war anniversary. The show featured Soviet Scud missiles and MIG 23 interceptors, plus Gazelle helicopters and a British anti-submarine helicopter. Gen Mohamed Gamassy warned of threats from both Israel and Libya while confirming new arms from East and West to boost combat readiness.
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Middle East
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Everest Summit Assault Nears For Two Americans
Two American climbers led by Chris Chandler and Robert Cormack push toward Everest summit with Sherpa Ang Phurba. a second group may follow two days later including Gerry Roach Hans Bruyntjes and Rick Ridgeway amid favorable weather.
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UPI
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Seattle
Robert Cormack
Boulder
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Gerry Roach
Hans Bruyntjes
Sacramento
Calif
Netherlands
Rick Ridgeway
Malibu
Conference set in South Africa for Rhodesia talks
Rhodesia''s white regime and black nationalist leaders agree to a two week conference to form an interim government paving the way for black majority rule. Ted Rowlands and William Schaufele said arrangements are on track with Ivor Richard to chair, likely in Livingstone, Zambia near Victoria Falls.
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South Africa
UPI
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U.S
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London
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Britain
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Livingstone
Zambia
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Yule mailing deadlines set for international parcels
The Postal Service released dates for Christmas mail to foreign countries and armed forces. Key deadlines include October 15 for Far East surface mail parcels and October 28 for greeting cards to overseas troops, with additional dates through November for Africa the Near East Asia and Alaska and Hawaii.
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Butz denies secret advisory sessions
Earl Butz rejects reports of secret meetings with state cooperative extension directors to dodge civil rights laws. He resigned after an obscene remark and said no hidden briefings occurred. Bolduc backed his account, stating two public 1973 meetings addressed hiring standards and noncompliance was not tolerated.
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Los Angeles Times
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U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Study criticizes U.S. action in Mayaguez incident
A General Accounting Office report released by Rep. Dante Fascell argues that U.S. force used during the Mayaguez affair was excessive and unnecessary and did not influence Cambodia to release the crew. It cites 41 US servicemen killed and notes Pentagon officials disputed the findings.
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GAO
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Procunier takes top role in California Health Department
Governor Brown names former prisons and parole chief Ray Procunier as chief deputy director in charge of programs for the Health Department in Sacramento. He vows changes in atmosphere and morale within two to three months and orders high level program chiefs to report progress within a week.
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Raymond Procunier
State Department of Health
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Procunier
Gov
Ronald Reagan
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