Vesco Seeks Panama Asylum In Chiriqui Province
Panama City La Republica reports fugitive financier Robert L. Vesco asked to settle in Panama, aiming at Chiriqui near Costa Rica. He offered to invest in ranching and business if granted residency. Costa Rican officials previously said Vesco would leave after conditions including full accounting of investments and a pending lawsuit.
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Vietnam fears U S trained saboteurs infiltrating Vietnam
Vietnam interior minister Tran Quoc Hoan labels the United States as the country's "most dangerous enemy" and says Washington and other capitalist nations plan to train Viet Namese dissidents as underground spies. He warns food shortages could be exploited to incite unrest and sabotage.
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Senate Approves Delay In Exhaust Standards
The Senate voted 73 to 7 to extend the 1976 deadline for auto exhaust controls to 1980 under a bill sending similar legislation to the House. The measure preserves stricter parks and rural air protections while permitting permits for new plants and retaining a nondegradation debate. Senators Muskie, Stevens, and Griffin navigated a compromise affecting standards and industry flexibility.
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Alabama Judges Granted Funding
Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Tachert rescinded a court operation restriction after the legislature passed a 3.6 million bailout. Governor Wallace signed the bill, restoring civil jury trials in Lauderdale Jefferson and Mobile counties and ending the pay-as-you-go shutdown for the current fiscal year.
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Defective Wiring Blamed For Nightclub Disaster
A two week probe pins the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire on defective electrical wiring in the Zebra Room area amid combustible ceiling tile and wood. Officials cite ignition in concealed space caused intense heat and a flash over before the fire spread. Investigators seek more plans to assess overcrowding and remodel code adherence. In Hollywood ABC halted Charlie's Angels production and weighs legal action against Farrah Fawcett Majors after she walked off set.
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Kennedy proposes 18 month delay on saccharin ban
Senator Edward Kennedy proposes delaying the saccharin ban for 18 months while urging removal of saccharin products from vending machines. He calls for warnings on all saccharin products and bans on TV and radio ads. FDA chief Kennedy predicts Congress will halt the ban for now.
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Vanila blossoms and beans marked to guard prized crop
The vanilla flower lasts a single day, yielding green pods the vanilla beans. Growers stamp each fruit with a pin prick pattern to deter bean theft and protect their valuable harvest.
Dr Walker Reawarded War Medal After Review
Army Secretary Clifford Alexander restored Mary Walker's Civil War Medal of Honor after a 1965 award and 1960s review proposed revocation. Walker, a civilian surgeon who spanned lines, faced capture and four months as a POW while aiding a Confederate soldier.
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