CIA accused of secretly duplicating paper records
Washington concerns grow as Senate committee probes 25 years of secret drug and behavior studies. Pentagon brief says CIA directed and funded projects via Defense Department cover, with two types of records and incomplete working files to protect sensitive operations.
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Washington
UPI
CIA
Defense Department
Sidney Gottlieb
U.S
Richard Nixon
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
CIA Defense Department
Pentagon
Stansfield Turner
Defense
Turner
Department of Defense
Kennedy
Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Europe
Charter airline ads lag. study cites sparse, vague info
A eight week survey by American Express with the Office of Consumer Affairs and the Consumer Federation found only 4.4 percent of newspaper ads covered charter flights and few disclosed full prices or risks. Esther Peterson calls the results distressing as insufficient advertising threatens liberal charter fares. Massachusetts etc.
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American Express
Federal Office of Consumer Affairs
Consumer Federation of America
Esther Peterson
Carter
Frank McLaughlin
OCA
CFA
Kathleen O'Reilly
Radioactive cloud passes over northwest region no damage
The EPA reports no short term damage from a radioactive cloud from a recent Chinese nuclear test as it drifts over the northwest states and Great Lakes region. Officials warn of potential milk and meat contamination and plan pasteurized milk surveillance starting Monday. The FAA says no airline hazard at 35 000 feet.
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San Francisco
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
Northwest States
China
Great Lakes
EPA
Northwest
Food and Drug Administration
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Moslem strongholds hit as Philippine army strikes Basilan
An army reprisal against Moslem guerrilla positions in the Sulu Archipelago killed 59 people and wounded hundreds. About 2,000 troops backed by gunboats targeted Basilan and Indanan with the battle expanding toward Jolo, breaking a December ceasefire with the Moro National Liberation Front.
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Zamboanga City
Philippines
UPI
Sulu
Manila
Basilan
Zamboanga
Indanan
Jolo
Picpapul
Ferdinand Marcos
National Liberation Front
Rhodesian cease-fire talks at delicate stage
In Salisbury, a black mediator Rev. Ndabaningi Sithole reports progress with guerrilla groups but says talks remain delicate. The Rhodesian government denies cease-fire negotiations while Sithole notes tentative trust building and no direct government talks. A government minister says Carter seeks majority rule as foreign policy win.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
UPI
Ndabaningi Sithole
Sithole
Mozambique
Inurponts
Iososeoes
Zimbabwe
Rhodesis African National Union
Patriotic Front
Carter
Haiti frees 104 political prisoners on 20th year in power
Port au Prince reports record shows 104 prisoners released in a ceremony inside the Port au Prince jail marking 20 years since Jean Claude Duvalier and his father Francois Papa Doc began rule. Eleven detainees are to be deported to France for alleged subversion ties.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
UPI
U.N
Andrew Young
Caribbean
Jean-Claude Duvalier
Francois
Papa Doc” Duvalier
Jean-Claude
Cuba
Soviet Union
France
Young
Carter Administration
Francois Duvalier
Farm group blasts Andrus water limit proposal
Fred Heringer of the California Farm Bureau Federation denounces Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus for proposed rules to enforce the 160 acre federal water limit. He warns of higher food prices and warns that agencies may rewrite rules after the fact. He cites potential substantial local impacts in Sacramento Stockton Modesto Fresno.
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Sacramento
API
California
Interior
Cecil Andrus
Fred Heringer
California Farm Bureau Federation
Sacramento Rotary Club
Heringer
Andrus
Stockton
Modesto
Fresno
Judge May Decide Friday on Execution Stay
Federal Judge William Stafford may rule by Friday on whether to lift the emergency order keeping convicted murderer John Speakelink from the electric chair. After eight hours of arguments, he said a decision tonight or tomorrow is unlikely. The defense argued racial prejudice affects Florida capital punishment in murder cases.
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Tallahassee
Fla
UPI
William Stafford
John Speakelink
Speakelink
Florida
Miami
Tobias Simon
University of Chicago
Hans Zeisel
Robert Shevin
Shevin
California
Stafford
Protestors press for Berkowitz punishment outside Brooklyn hospital
About 35 demonstrators led by Eva Freund gathered outside a Brooklyn hospital to demand a quick trial and execution for David Berkowitz the so called Son of Sam suspect. They protested after his arrest for multiple killings amid a yearlong spree.
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New York
UPI
Brooklyn
David Berkowitz
Sam
Berkowitz
Eva Freund
Christine
Queens
Miss Freund
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