Mashpee Indians press claim to $30 million Cape cod land
In Mashpee Massachusetts a Mashpee Wampanoag land claim case opens in U S District Court with lawyers in three piece suits and tribal members in traditional attire. The tribe contends it is not a recognized tribe and thus cannot own 11 000 acres valued at 30 million dollars, halting local land transactions.
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Cape Cod
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James St. Clair
Richard M. Nixon
West German commandos rescue 86 hostages in Mogadishu raid
West German Border Guard Group 9 stormed a hijacked Lufthansa Boeing 737 in Mogadishu Somalia freeing 86 surviving hostages and killing three hijackers. The operation, a bold Entebbe style rescue, drew praise from President Carter and similar comments from Japan and Somalia. One hostage, the pilot Juergen Schm mann, was killed during the hijacking.
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Germany
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Irmgard Moeller
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Aden
South Yemen
Europe
Middle East
Israel
Entebbe
Uganda
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FDA warns with estrogen prescriptions for cancer risks
The FDA will require warning brochures with all estrogen prescriptions warning of cancer risk in the uterine lining and other serious health issues. Commissioner Kennedy noted risk rises with excessive or long use and urged cautious dosing with ongoing review.
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Associated Press
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
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Donald Kennedy
Kennedy
House
Senate
Environental Defense Fund
Desperate Cambodians Seek Asylum in Vietnam
About 60,000 Cambodians have sought asylum in Vietnam over the past year and live in dire conditions on the outskirts of Saigon and nearby provinces. At least 16,000 have asked the Hanoi Office of the UNHCR for help, many as small traders and workers displaced after 1976. Some refugees have visas to France and West Germany, with Belgium also accepting arrivals.
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Vietnam
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Cambodia
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France
West Germany
Belgium
Enlistment of Women in Science Faces Bias Study
A AAAS and NSF conference gathers sixty women with doctorates to examine why women constitute under ten percent of the science workforce and why doctorate holders earn about nineteen percent less than men. Leaders from government, business, and academia seek recommendations for equal access to opportunities.
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Washington
Science
American Association For the Advancement of Science
National Science Foundation
Janet Brown
Association
Office of Opportunities
Harry the Jailbreaker back home
Harold Hemminger known as the escape artist is back in jail after four years on the lam awaiting trial for escape. He claims to have avoided harm and recalls escapes from Waupun and Leavenworth while detailing hunger and capture moments and life with coon dogs and two children.
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William Caisley
Hemminger
Viroqua
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Pontiac
Illinois
Waupun
Vernon County
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Leavenworth
Kan
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