Johannesburg riots raise black death toll in Soweto
Reports from Soweto show police gunfire killing two blacks and authorities tally four more black deaths over the weekend, swelling confirmed fatalities to 41 in ongoing clashes between Zulu contract workers and permanent residents of the ghetto near Johannesburg.
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Carter charges Ford flip flops in parks plan
Democrat Jimmy Carter accuses President Ford of a calculated election year flip flop for proposing to spend 1.5 billion to double federal park lands and refuges. Ford defends the plan while touring Yellowstone and Vail during a nine day campaign swing. Carter blasts the Yellowstone visit as a staged show case and urges focus on national resource legislation.
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Sabotage ruled out in C141 jet crashes
Investigators ruled out sabotage in two C141 StarLifter crashes that killed 39 people near Greenland and England. The Air Force said the causes were different, with flight recorders sought to learn crew conversations. Survivors were flown to San Antonio for burn care. most victims were American military personnel.
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Iran vows to catch ambushers who killed three Americans
Tehran says it will punish the six attackers blamed for the assassination of three Rockwell executives and the killing of American civilians. The government notes the Islamic Marxist group linked to earlier murders and says officials delivered a note of assurance to Ambassador Helms.
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Barbs Pastiche on Collective Nouns and Clumsy Prose
The text playfully registers an editor’s quip about collective nouns such as a hush of undertakers and critiques think tank prose for overlong sentences. It contrasts odd phrasing with a call for simpler writing in deep subjects.
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