Kenya warns defense if Uganda attacks amid threats
Kenya foreign minister Waiyaki says Nairobi will defend itself if attacked by Uganda though Kenya has no interest in fighting Uganda. Idi Amin warned Uganda may resort to desperate action over an economic blockade. He claimed Uganda has gasoline for emergency use only for five days.
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Five may be involved in Chowchilla bus kidnapping
Investigators say as many as five people may have been responsible for kidnapping 26 Chowchilla children and their driver, imprisoning them 18 hours in a van buried in a Livermore rock quarry, with one in jail and two more sought. Federal warrants name Frederick N. Woods IV. others pursued nationwide amid possible additional suspects.
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Viking 1 ready for Mars life search after arm fix
Viking 1 returns to health on Mars as scientists plan its eighth day activity a soil sample scoop of 50 cubic centimeters. The unjammed arm enables the planned analysis while the seismometer remains nonfunctional and scientists weigh life-detection prospects and planetary evolution clues.
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Genetic tests reveal embassy microwave study details
State Department ran special genetic damage tests on Moscow embassy staff in 1967 68 amid concerns over microwave exposure. Tests remained secret from subjects, with officials later reporting inconclusive results and noting chromosome breaks in some samples. Senate disclosures linked to Dole and Ford prompting Soviet reductions in microwave power.
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Associated Press
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Barbs By Phil Pastoret
A collection of light quips about medicine ads pork and beans canning, moderation in drinks, and a playful note about East Coast relatives traveling by air to the West Coast.
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Christians refuse cease fire amid Beirut fighting
Former Lebanese President Camil Chamoun says his Christian Tigers will not observe any cease-fire until all Palestinian and leftist Moslem fighters in Nabaa and Tal Zaatar surrender. The siege has killed hundreds, wounded scores, and blocked rescue attempts as Syrian reinforcements arrive.
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Tragic Shot Seen In South Baltimore Porch
A three year old fired a pistol at Jeffrey Krausch, hitting him in the chest and killing him at South Baltimore General Hospital. The shooter was unnamed, a visiting child, with no charges filed. Neighbors recalled the gun had been seen in a car and the incident followed a dispute over lawn holes between visiting youngsters.
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