Nyerere Meets Carter for Talks on Southern Africa
President Carter to host Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere in Washington for two days. They will discuss the intensifying black white confrontation in Rhodesia South Africa and Namibia and possible steps to promote black rule in these regions.
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Voyager spacecraft to launch on dual missions this summer
NASA plans twin Voyager launches on August 20 and September 1 from Cape Canaveral. The probes aim to visit up to 15 planets including Jupiter Saturn and Uranus, seeking data on solar system origins and Earth's history while providing closeup views of Uranus.
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Airlines get small fare hike approved by board
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved an overall fare rise of eight tenths of 1 percent for all domestic airlines and an extra five tenths of 1 percent for five carriers, namely Eastern American Western Pan American and TWA. The higher rate will not be charged until others file and goes into effect between August 7 and August 22.
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Pan American
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Mine union leader calls miners to return to work now
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller urged thousands of striking miners to resume work and let negotiations resolve grievances. He said the industry would begin groundwork for early fall contract talks and warned that ongoing work stoppages threaten further health benefit cuts.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Miller
Police Chief Declares War on Pornography in St Louis
In St Louis, police detectives chief John A. Doherty vows a full legal crackdown after a circuit court obscenity ruling on material seized from a midcity warehouse. He warns of ongoing surveillance and enforcement to shut down sellers.
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Tony Orlando Treated After Mental Health Break
Tony Orlando is hospitalized outside Los Angeles for stress after the deaths of his sister Rhonda Marie and comedian Freddie Prinze. His press agent says Orlando is exhausted and under medical care with his wife by his side.
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Cohasset
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Jesus Christ
Warwick
R.I
Buster Bonoff
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Lemon Township to Seek HUD Funds for Housing and Road Improvements
Lemon Township Butler County Ohio proposes housing rehabilitation loans and Todhunter Road improvements funded under the 1974 Housing and Community Development Act. Projects include 12 dwelling loans and 1700 foot road widening with 22 foot pavement and 8 foot shoulders. Public review ends August 20, 1977.
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Only one now after Lunt death at Ten Chimneys
Benny Perkins, longtime caretaker of Ten Chimneys in Genesee Depot Wisconsin, recalls Alfred Lunt as he mourns the famed stage star who died at 84 after surgery in Chicago. Private services were planned with burial in Forest Home Cemetery Milwaukee and memorial requests pouring in from theater colleagues.
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Milwaukee
Middletown Federal Promises Quick Home Improvement Loans
A local lender promotes fast financing for home projects from adding a room to landscaping. Money specialists guide applicants through the loan process for improvements.
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