World Buzz Over Killer Bees Is Fiction Says U S DoA
The Agriculture Department notes reports of ferocious killer bees migrating north are largely fictional. APHIS says bees remain at least 2 500 miles from the U S border and could arrive in 10 to 15 years at current migration rates, if at all.
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Snowy Northeast Digging Out After Big Storm
Snowy Northeast areas slowly thaw as sun returns and 8 foot drifts melt into icicles. Officials report 12 deaths nationwide from weekend storms while power outages persist in Maryland and Virginia. Governors urge cleanup, guardsmen return home, and schools reopen or remain closed as roads thaw.
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Israel-Egypt talks paused as Vance eyes quick resumption
Israel matched Egypt by suspending the Cairo defense ministers talks while Secretary of State Vance said negotiations should resume soon. Dayan and Kamel may meet in Jerusalem or Cairo to discuss a principles declaration for peace. Assistant Secretary Atherton could shuttle if needed. Both sides urged restraint amid public exchanges.
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Phnom Penh Shrinks to 15000 Residents Says Danish Envoy
Danish ambassador Kjeld Mortensen says Phnom Penh, once a 3 million city in 1975, is now a town of about 15000 with empty shops turned to gardens. He described youth labor in the countryside and widespread war scars as Cambodia remains largely closed to Western visitors.
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Soviet unmanned ship delivers supplies to Salyut 6 crew
Progress 1 docked with the Salyut 6 station carrying fuel and life support materials for cosmonauts Uru Romanenko and Georgi Grechko, marking a first in automatic supply transport to a manned orbital complex. The mission follows Soyuz 27 and Soyuz 26 linkups, with the crew nearing endurance record targets.
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Anti abortion marchers rally near White House in Washington
Anti abortion demonstrators march past the White House to press for a constitutional amendment banning abortion and oppose the 1973 Supreme Court ruling. Nellie J. Gray of March for Life cites last year's turnout of about 100000 as a goal for today. President Carter is absent on vacation. aide Stuart Eisenson may meet organizers.
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Navy to retire Nautilus submarine next year in budget plan
The Navy will retire the Nautilus, the world’s first nuclear powered submarine, at age 25 as part of the 1979 military budget changes. Commissioned in 1954 it pioneered undersea propulsion and its final fate remains undecided while eight months of inactivity begin July 1979 at Mare Island San Francisco.
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