Peace talks falter amid Beirut battlefronts and refusals
In Beirut area fighting raged with 65 killed in 24 hours as peace talks stalled over out going President Suleiman Franjieh opposition. Syria massed forces near Safar with possible new thrust if talks collapse while Sidon and Salima clashes produced Palestinian casualties.
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Two Soviet Cosmonauts In Earth Orbit Today
The Tass news agency said Soyuz 22, carrying Col Valery Bykovsky and civilian engineer Vladimir Aksenov, was launched from Baikonur at 12 48 pm and aims to study Earth's surface geology and geophysics while conducting scientific and medical experiments. Bykovsky is 42 with previous Vostok 5 flights. Aksenov is 41 on his first spaceflight.
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Quakes Rock Six European Nations Shaking Friuli Relief Efforts
Strong shocks in six European countries caused fatalities and injuries in the Friuli region of northeastern Italy. Rescue teams recovered two bodies, and officials warned of further dangers as thousands fled their homes. The tremors measured up to 6.4 on the Richter scale with aftershocks felt in Yugoslavia Austria and Switzerland. An Italian parliamentary delegation fled a meeting when cracks appeared in Udine.
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Sporadic Fights Rise at Boston High Amid Desegregation
At South Boston High School officials report sporadic fights as the third year of court ordered desegregation unfolds. Despite 20 suspensions, four injuries and one arrest, attendance improves with 800 students in class, near double the first two years, while Charlestown High also reports a student suspension amid peaceful overall operations.
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Ford promises surprises in campaign speech at Michigan
President Ford promised some surprises in his first formal campaign address since the nomination. He planned to speak at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor at Crisler Auditorium and outlined proposals on low interest home loans tax credits for homeowners and an anticrime program as part of neighborhood improvements.
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South Africa Strife and CBS Reporter Schorr Testimony
South Africa sees police claim 16 deaths over a three day strike with 70 percent absenteeism in Johannesburg Soweto accounts of killings while workers clash. In Washington CBS journalist Daniel Schorr refuses to reveal a confidential source before the House Ethics Committee citing First Amendment rights.
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Negative report on marijuana harms by UC Berkeley scientist
Dr Hardin B Jones, UC Berkeley, told the San Diego County Medical Society the drug can cause far more damage than alcohol or tobacco. He cited brain changes from long term use and said recovery requires years of abstinence with limited improvement if exposure exceeded three years.
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Carter says Ford hiding in White House during farm belt swing
In a four state trek through Arizona Montana the Dakotas Carter attacked Ford administration farm policies and urged firing Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz. He vowed to campaign on facts saying Ford would struggle under constant scrutiny and cross examination. Carter urged voters to elect a farmer in the White House in Sioux Falls.
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