Stay-At-Home Mailman Triggers Sydney Deaths Case
Police found the remains of 53-year-old Mervyn Sallows and 15 starving dogs in a Sydney house after a local mailman reported absence from the area. Coroner to determine cause of death. dogs sent to a pound.
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Mondale Opens Southeast Asia Tour in Manila Visit
Vice President Walter Mondale arrived in Manila leading a five nation tour to press human rights and Southeast Asia policy. He met with President Marcos as tensions over bases and rights remain, with ASEAN ties and a $12 to $14 million aid package on the agenda.
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People's Power Party
Corregidor
Manila Bay
Carter Begin talks show little progress in peacemaking
White House officials say Carter and Israeli Prime Minister Begin exchanged warm remarks more ceremonial than substantive after days of talks marking Israel's founding anniversary. Officials note no real shift in views, while Begin and Carter conceded improvement since March as they discussed the Saudi arms sale dispute and possible direct talks with Egypt. Congressional panels study a 4.8 billion arms package and may seek a 30 day extension for disapproval.
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Key to spy swap not left to rot
Longstanding spy swap unfolds with East German broker Wolfgang Vogel arranging the exchange. Robert Glenn Thompson, a former U S Air Force clerk revealed as a Soviet agent, is freed after 13 years in Lewisburg while Miron Marcus and Alan Van Norman receive their releases, and Vogel extends the deal across three continents.
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Windom
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van Norman
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OSHA investigators near pinpoint break site in deadly scaffolding collapse
Federal inspectors say they are close to locating where the failure started that caused the scaffolding collapse at Pleasants Power Station, killing 51 workers. Charles Straw of OSHA notes conflicting testimony must be resolved before final determination, as team members including regional director David Rhone review the scene.
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Federal
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Straw
OSHA
David Rhone
Pleasants
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