Barre urges wider Concorde SST landing rights
Visiting French Prime Minister Raymond Barre appeals to President Carter to expand American landing rights for the Concorde SST. The discussion centers on improving transatlantic air service and economic ties between France and the United States.
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Carter plan to invite non PLO Palestinians to peace talks
Washington sources say the Carter administration will propose to Israel that Palestinians not known as PLO members be admitted to a Middle East peace conference. The suggestion targets mayors and Arab officials from the West Bank and others not prominently tied to the PLO.
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Bogota Violence Flares as Labor Strike Intensifies
Police fought scattered rioters in Bogota as nationwide protests sparked looting and clashes. Labor leaders vow to push for higher wages while government warns against further upheaval amid the worst unrest since the 1940s.
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Marc Bolan Dies In London Car Crash
British rocker Marc Bolan 29 died instantly when a car driven by Gloria Jones 30 struck a tree in southwest London. Miss Jones was injured and taken to a hospital.
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State Dept OKs MiG repairs by GE and Lockheed
The United States will permit General Electric and Lockheed to repair Egypts Soviet MiG fighters after a negotiated service contract, confirming the move will not significantly alter the Arab Israeli military balance says Alfred L Atherton Jr assistant secretary of state for the Near East.
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Cheaper air fares start from New York to London
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a plan allowing flexible schedule travelers to fly New York to London and back for 280. The offer cuts 346 from the standard 626 roundtrip coach fare, with the cheapest fixed-date option at 350 booked 45 days in advance. Six airlines may file tariffs to offer the fare.
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Birth Announcements and Dismissals List
Birth notices show a girl for Gerald N Cornett and a boy for Steve Cockerham at local hospitals, with additional births to Freddie Murry and Terry Grambsch. Dismissals include multiple individuals from Franklin Hamilton Bendel Monroe Trenton and surrounding areas with hospital visiting hours stated.
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Barbecue Planned to Boost Kiniyalocts Fund
The Mike Kiniyalocts Memorial Fund aims for a $20 000 goal due to inflation as the annual Camp Hook barbecue on Sept 24 from 5 to 7 p m seeks donations. The fund honors Mike Kiniyalocts, a Scout and Camp Hook staffer who aided needy Scouts.
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Senators Warn Carter on Energy Tax and Rebates
Democratic Leader Byrd and Senator Long warned President Carter that his energy plan hinges on tax revenues being redirected to energy projects. They urged scrapping the rebate approach and favored using funds for coal gasification solar energy and mass transit upgrades and incentives for oil and gas development.
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Russell B. Long
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James R. Schlesinger
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West Virginia
Tiny tot finally has homecoming
Four pound baby Michaelina Hahn finally goes home to Bucyrus after surviving a premature birth. Born July 15 to Jeanne Hahn the child weighed 1 pound 13 ounces at birth and spent early months in incubators in Marion. Nurses and family celebrate her first homecoming and note the remarkable survival and family ties.
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Jeanne Hahn
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Anne Marie Hahn
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Advisory panel urges limits on breast X rays for cancer tests
A National Cancer Institute group backs continuing breast cancer detection but calls for restricting mammography due to potential cancer risk. The 50 and over group should have routine yearly mammograms. ages 40 to 49 only with risk factors such as prior breast cancer or family history. Thermography should be dropped from routine use, kept as an option, and the program’s overall value remains under study.
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National Cancer Institute
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American Cancer Society
Oliver H. Beahrs
Mayo Clinic
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