Two Year Delay Sways Alaska Gas Pipeline Plan
AP reports Ottawa study urges a two year postponement of a Canadian pipeline moving Alaskan natural gas to the lower 48 states, potentially boosting a rival sea delivery plan. Archibishop Makarios dies of heart attack in Nicosia at 63. In Wiesbaden a 23 year old woman is arrested in the Juergen Ponto murder. Iran cancels 1.5 billion defense system order after Carter delay.
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Canada
U.S
Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Wiesbaden
West Germany
Juergen Ponto
Federal Criminal Office
Eleonore Maria Poensgen
Frankfurt
Tehran
Iran
Carter
Congress
Washington
Bob Krueger
Krueger
New Braunfels
Tex
Jim Wright
House
Stress reduction may ease dental pain study finds
U S researchers report stress heightens toothache pain and that relaxing methods advised by dentists can lessen discomfort. Dr Frank Strange and Evelyn Strange note tense muscles amplify sensation and urge calmer routines during dental work.
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San Francisco
Frank Strange
Evelyn
University of Oregon School of Dentistry
Briscoe appoints three regents to six-year Texas Woman’s U tenure
Gov. Dolph Briscoe reappointed three Texas Woman’s University regents to six-year terms Mrs. Marcella Perry of Houston John Shivers of Fort Worth and Mrs A Sam Waldrop of Abilene. The move aims to stabilize governance amid state offers of aid.
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Austin, Tex
Dolph Briscoe
Texas Woman's University
Marcella Perry
Houston
John Shivers
Fort Worth
A. Sam Waldrop
Abilene
Carter proposes marijuana decriminalization amid drug reform push
President Carter's plan to decriminalize marijuana clashes with broader drug policy reform. He urges federal focus on large dealers, not casual users, while keeping trafficking a serious crime. Police officials criticize the move as soft on youth.
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Washington
Carter
Administration
Congress
Griffin Bell
National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Vance pursues Middle East peace with working group plan
Secretary of State Vance travels from Alexandria to Beirut and on to Damascus and Jerusalem to push a U S backed working group of Arab and Israeli foreign ministers for preliminary peace talks in Washington. Sadat favors linking Palestinians to the process while Israel signals cautious support. The plan aims to resume Geneva talks later this year with Arab leaders to discuss substantive differences and pave a broader settlement.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Cyrus R. Vance
Lebanon
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Beirut
Elias Sarkis
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Jerusalem
Idea
Israel
Vance
Sadat
U.S
Washington
Geneva
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Israal
Sadat Vance
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
United States
Hart security and trial offered in Tulsa case
Gene Leroy Hart, an escaped convict, faces murder charges in the killings of three girls in Tulsa Oklahoma. The case unfolds as courts consider security measures and a fair trial for Hart amid high public interest.
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Tulsa, Okla
Gene Leroy Hart
Coal mine blast traps 150 miners
About 150 miners were trapped and feared dead after a coal mine explosion at Chipanga No 3 shaft in Moatize, Mozambique. Nine foreigners were killed in subsequent unrest. Rescue teams and troops were deployed as authorities ordered a three day period of national mourning and began an inquiry.
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Johannesburg
So. Africa
Mozambique
Chipanga
Moatize
Tete
Maputo
No. 3
Samora Machel
Twenty fetuses exhibit seized at Lake County fair
WAUKEGAN Ill AP twenty corpses of babies and fetuses in glass jars labeled Cyclops Elephant-Nose Baby and Frog Girl are held in a county morgue as coroner Babcox probes how they became a 75 cent ticket carnival exhibit. Exhibitor Chris Michael Christ of Gibsonton Fla charged with illegal disposition of bodies and possession of human remains.
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Waukegan, Ill
Sad Lake County
Robert Babcox
Babcox
Lake County
Grayslake
Vernon Zech
Chris Michael Christ
Gibsonton
Fla
Television personality suspended by station in Houston
AP reports Houston TV figure Marvin Zindler was suspended by KTRK TV after an incident with George Scott, editor of the Harald-Coaster. Scott says Zindler shoved him and damaged tape during a Sunday interview about Richmond State School abuse allegations, with Zindler later apologizing on air.
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Marvin Zindler
Ktrk-Tv
George Scott
Harald-Coaster
Fort Bend
Rosenberg
Zindler
Scott
Richmond State School
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