Concorde talks open as nations back supersonic service
Washington hears Air France and British Airways push for North Atlantic supersonic passenger service despite environmental concerns. Officials cite benefits outweighing potential damage as hearings begin.
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Ford denounces outside intervention in Angola cease fire urged
President Ford calls for an immediate cease-fire in Angola and an end to all outside intervention. He urges a government of national unity to end the civil war and warns the Soviet Union that continued intervention will damage broader relations. Ford supports diplomatic and other measures to stabilize the military situation and push for a quick peaceful settlement. He rejects using grain sales to pressure Moscow.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Anatoly Dobrynin
White House
Richard Cheney
CBS
Moscow
Brown and Root jet crashes near Anchorage runway
A chartered Winship Air Service Learjet crashed short of the runway at Anchorage International Airport killing six of eight aboard. Survivors Buck and Pieper, Brown and Root executives, were in fair condition. The aircraft operated for Brown and Root en route from Dead Horse camp to support the trans Alaska pipeline project.
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FAA
Charles Buck
Wylie Pieper
Houston
Anchorage Community Hospital
Brown and Root, Inc
British Petroleum
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Moore
Brown and Root
Dead Horse
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Unrest in San Diego tied to FBI covert actions in 1969
An FBI San Diego memo to J Edgar Hoover described a covert plan to sow dissension between the Black Panther party and a group called US in 1969. The memo noted killings and beatings amid a high level of unrest, with officials saying violence was not the aim but disruption.
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Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
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Pers
Black Panther
Washington
Clifford
Senate to Decide Schnabel Firing Over Indictment
In Austin the Senate opens discussions on whether to fire or suspend Charles Schnabel, indicted for theft of state funds. Lt. Gov. Hobby expects a vote at 10 am, as impeachment trial of Judge Carrillo continues. Schnabel has not resigned. opinions split among senators.
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Walter Mengden
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Travis County
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Four Quads Born in Quincy End with One Death
Mrs. Eugene Kuhn of Ursa Illinois gave birth to quadruplets at St Marys Hospital Quincy Saturday night. Colin the largest at four pounds ten ounces died early today. The other three Craig Christopher and Curtis weighed three pounds fourteen ounces to four pounds. The Kuhns have three daughters ages six three and one. The father is a farmer and carpenter. The mother 27 did not use fertility drugs.
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Ill
Eugene Kuhn
Colin
Craig
Christopher
Curtis
Kuhns
Ursa
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kuhn
Postal service eyes electronic rivals cutting first class mail
The Postal Service faces pressure from digital communication as electronic transfers threaten first class mail. Senior official J T Ellington Jr notes by pass of Social Security payments to bank accounts and growing e messaging could shrink mail volume by about 4 percent in five years, hurting revenue and forcing service changes.
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Jeffrey Mills
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
J.T. Ellington Jr
Treasury Department
Financial Mail
Postal Service
Ellington
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