NASA seeks international partners for space station and shuttle
The United States aims to form an international space laboratory by joining with other nations to develop a large orbiting station and a reusable space shuttle. NASA stresses shared costs and talents, with ESRO members listening in Paris.
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International Space Laboratory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Thomas O. Paine
NASA
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Australia
Canada
Europe
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European Space Research Organization
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Paris
Russia
Paine
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Arnold W. Frutkin
Frutkin
Addicts on the Job Drug Abuse Grows in Business
A New York Chamber of Commerce study finds drug abuse in the business world rising to a startling level over the past two years. It surveyed 80 metropolitan area companies and 530 firms, with only five reporting no on site cases. The report notes costs from turnover, absenteeism, and insurance, urges education and updated policy, and cites a heroin episode at an advertising agency.
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New York Chamber of Commerce
Thomas N. Stainback
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Research Institute of America
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Sherlock Holmes
Air Canada DC8 crash in Toronto leaves 108 dead
The Air Canada DC8 crashed after attempting a landing near Toronto International Airport killing 108 aboard and injuring none. 89 victims identified by late morning. The plane, en route from Montreal to Los Angeles, appeared to lift off and shed engine fire and debris during the failed final approach.
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Air Canada
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Montreal
Los Angeles
Federal Department of Transport
Sytze Burgsma
Burgsma
Cash Squeeze Bankruptcy One Way Out
New York AP reports many firms seek Chapter 11 protection to gain liquidity and continue operations. Penn Central leads a wave with Four Season Nursing Centers Dolly Madison Milo Electronics among others. Causes include mismanagement and aging capital needs across industries, not just weak firms.
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Penn Central Transporta
Tion Co
Dolly Madison Industries
Milo Electronics
American Stock Exchange
Ann Landers Crossword Puzzle and Deaths and Funerals
A compact page note lists sections including Ann Landers Crossword Puzzle and Deaths and Funerals along with household tips and sports notes. It references Heloise style caregiving guidance and a House of The Week feature, indicating light editorial content alongside women’s news.
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Akron publisher's home bombed in Northwest Akron
Akron police and the FBI investigated the Saturday night bombing of the home of Ben Maidenburg, publisher of the Akron Beacon Journal. A pipe bomb exploded in the garage, causing extensive damage but no injuries. Maidenburg, head of the paper since 1949, had no threats recently. A tape message from the National Socialist White People's Party targeted the Beacon Journal and Maidenburg over coverage of racially mixed adoption.
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Beacon Journal
New Hanoi Offensive Hinted As U S Withdrawals Pace
Washington officials predict a renewed North Vietnamese push before September to show strength after the Cambodia campaign. Analysts expect rocket and mortar attacks on cities and bases, with possible ground assaults to disrupt pacification as U S troop withdrawals accelerate toward October. Adm John S McCain Jr opens a five day plan meeting in Honolulu to map the pullout of 53000 troops by mid October. Gen Creighton Abrams reportedly urges major reductions across Marines Army air and Navy units while others push for a slower pace or delays.
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North Vietnam
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Vietnam
Creighton Abram
Italian Premier Mariano Rumor Resigns to Pressure Unions
In Rome Premier Mariano Rumor resigns to force a clash with powerful labor unions before a nationwide general strike. The move aims to end a growing feud between Socialist parties in his center left coalition and follows a 15 minute cabinet meeting. It marks Rumor’s third government in 18 months and Italy’s 31st since fascism fell.
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Mariano Rumor
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Rumor
Fourth of July holiday traffic deaths fall short of prior year
The 78 hour Independence Day period saw 524 traffic deaths nationwide, below safety council estimates. The figure reflects safer cars and stricter state codes. Notable incidents occurred near Anoka Minnesota and Barstow California, with several fatalities reported across Ohio and Cleveland areas.
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Minn
Barstow
Calif
Ohio
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Cleveland
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