Vance sees path to new arms pact with Soviets
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance says talks with the Soviet Union remain hopeful for a new seven year arms limitation agreement by year end despite a disappointing session. He and Andrei Gromyko described Sunday’s talks as intensive and useful and plan to reconvene in Moscow in mid October with the goal of a final agreement and possible summit with Brezhnev.
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China marks 29th PRC anniversary in Beijing stadium
Hua Kuofeng presides as 17 000 Chinese and 1000 foreign guests attend a celebration in Peking indoor stadium. Large portraits of Hua and Mao hang above the rostrum while preschoolers sing of love for Hua, per Xinhua news agency.
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Washington talks set for peace treaty negotiations
Reported talks in Washington begin October 12 to finalize the Egypt Israel peace treaty from Camp David. The talks aim to demarcate Sinai zones, withdraw Israeli troops, and seek an autonomous Palestinian government in the West Bank and Gaza. King Hussein of Jordan signals openness if US answers core questions on a broader settlement.
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Shark Threat Halts Swimmer Then Hunted By Aide
A five foot white-tip shark approached marathon swimmer Stella Taylor near dawn on Idle Day. The shark was killed with a .44 Magnum shot as Taylor, 46, paused then resumed her attempt to swim 140 miles from Bimini to Florida. Aides guided her to safety on a rear platform as she continued toward Florida.
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Thousands view body as rites for Pope John Paul I planned
Crowds estimated at about 300000 braved rain to view Pope John Paul I’s body in St. Peter’s Basilica. Cardinals arriving for the funeral on Wednesday said they seek a pastoral, down to earth successor. Leaders from around the world urged a pope with open heart and simple touch. The conclave to elect the next pope begins October 14, after the open air mass on St. Peter’s steps. Lillian Carter to head U.S. delegation, following precedent set by Rosalynn Carter for prior pope’s funeral.
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Supreme Court Lets Stand Rulings On Employer Retaliation
Washington AP The Supreme Court refused to bar employers from retaliating against workers who refuse dangerous tasks, delivering a defeat to OSHA. Only Blackmun and Brennan voted for full review, leaving four votes short. Labor Secretary Marshall must seek Congress authority to empower OSHA. Lower courts had barred rehiring and back wages without prior admin action.
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Bees Navigate by Earth's Magnetic Field Says Princeton Expert
Princeton biologist James Gould explains honeybees use magnetite in their abdomens to sense Earth's magnetic field for navigation when sun or landmarks are not visible. Bees carry millions of magnetite crystals that shift with the bee's magnetic position.
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Sadat calls on Arab critics to join peace talks with Israel
In a Cairo parliament address Sadat blasted Syria Libya and the PLO for opposing the Camp David accords and invited King Hussein and other Arab leaders to participate in negotiations over Israel withdrawal from Sinai and the Golan Heights. He said Egypt seeks a path toward a comprehensive settlement and urged any Arab leadership able to do better to join the talks.
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Transcript details calm cockpit moments in San Diego jet crash
Investigators release transcript of a PSA 727 collision with a small Cessna over North Park San Diego revealing a 144 dead including seven on the ground. Officials cite possible hydraulic rupture and a fully deflected right wing aileron as pilots struggled to steer for about half a minute before impact.
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