Successful Separation Of Siamese Twins At Utah Center
Doctors worked for over sixteen hours to separate Lisa and Elisa Hansen who were conjoined at the heads. Spokesman John Dwan reported the operation was a success, the twins were awake and crying, and the teams operated from dawn to early morning at the University of Utah Medical Center.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
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John Dwan
University of Utah Medical Center
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Ogden
Hansens
Stephen Minton
Minton
Elisa
Oklahoma House votes to end busing during fuel crisis
Oklahoma legislators approve a resolution by Rep. Frank Shurden denouncing busing as biased and linked to liberal pseudo science claiming crime rise and test declines, amid charges of racism and a challenge from Rep. Bill Wiseman.
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Frank Shurden
Bill Wiseman
Airline plans computer testing of hydraulic system after crash
Federal inspectors and American Airlines executives pursue a computer simulation to assess how the DC-10 would respond if two hydraulic systems failed after the engine detach. Investigators seek to trace engine loss and possible wing damage, while grounding 134 DC-10s nationwide pending safety reviews.
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Katy Osoba
Associated Press
Chicago
American Airlines
National Transportation Safety Board
Dallas
Bob Buckhorn
Board
Tanzanian Forces Enter Idi Amin's Village After Northern Uganda Victory
Tanzanian and Ugandan troops reached Arua, Amin's home village, completing a triumphant march across northern Uganda and establishing government authority in major capitals. About 500 Amin troops fled Arua toward Zaire and Sudan. Amin had not been seen in Arua since mid April. Police later reported Astles and 47 others sought for murder, with possible execution if convicted.
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Kampala
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Amin
Zaire
Sudan
Sarah
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Lira
Gulu
Albert Nile
Pakwach
Daniel Pierre Walther
Kenya
Robert Astles
Astles
Taiwan pilots to aid North Yemen defense says State Dept
About 70 Taiwanese pilots are headed to North Yemen to help defend the country, with a State Department spokesman declining to confirm whether they will fly F-5E jets ordered by President Carter in March after concerns over U S commitment in the Persian Gulf. The note mentions border clashes with Soviet backed South Yemen and a March ceasefire. It also covers a DOJ defense of negotiations with an East German hijacking convict, Judge Stern's critique, Detlev Tiede's nine month sentence and release, West Berlin control by U S forces, plus suspensions and SEC censure of E F Hutton officials for fraud.
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Persian Gulf
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Justice Department
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New Jersey
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Detlev Tiede
West Berlin
Tiede
Grounding of DC-10 jets halts thousands of passengers
U S authorities ordered all DC-10s grounded after grave engine deficiencies were found. Flights were canceled or rerouted as passengers faced delays and airlines scrambled to rebook, following the American Airlines crash that claimed many lives.
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Associated Press
U.S
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Skytrain
England
United States
American Airlines
Pat Boone
New York
Los Angeles
Federal Aviation Administration
Ireland to issue fuel vouchers for foreign motorists
Dublin reports weekend vouchers will allow 20 gallons of gasoline for foreign drivers. Vouchers to be issued on British car ferries and by Ireland’s car rental firms. Kingstown Privy Council halts four executions as part of review of 86 death sentences.
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