Andretti Wins Watkins Glen Grand Prix in United States
Mario Andretti captures the Watkins Glen Grand Prix, his first U.S. Formula One victory, after a 76th lap pass on Scheckter amid tire trouble and a late surge by Lauda. Scheckter leads early but suffers tire issues. Lauda finishes second with Scheckter third. An annual accident at Ocean Boulevard and Linden Avenue mars the event for the second year running.
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United States
Watkins Glen
N.S
Andretti
Scheckter
Lauda
Mario
Wolf Wri Ford
Ocean Boulevard
Pine Avenue
Shoreline Drive
Shoreline
Niki
Shheckter
Jody
Linden Avenue
Garlas Reutemann
Argentina
Pion
James Hunt
Ronnie Peterson
Reutemann
Hunt
John Watson
Peterson
Vittorio Brambilla
Surtees
Clay Regazzoni
Ferrari
California cannot halt flow to federal water projects
A federal appeals court upheld a 1975 ruling that California may not restrict river water for federally built projects. The decision involved the Stanislaus River and the New Melones Dam, with states arguing for rights over water in Western plans. The ruling tests how congressional authorization interacts with state permits in federal installations.
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SAN Financisco
California
US. District Court
Thomas McBride
Sacramento
US Bureau of Reclamation
Stanislaus
Blelones Dam
Appeals Court
U.S
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Supreme Court
EPA
Congress
New Melones
New Melones Reservoir
Sacramento-San Sanger
Southland Sees Partial Moon Eclipse Bright Sky Viewers Greet Event
Southland residents watched a partial lunar eclipse from 7 30 to 9 06 p m on Sunday. Griffith Park Observatory reported a maximum of 20 percent at 8 18 p m and noted a flood of telephone inquiries as crowds watched the sky. The eclipse occurs when Earth casts a shadow on the Moon.
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Southland
Griffith Park Observatory
Spikesman
Sadat in U S says Palestine issue central to crisis
Sadat arrives in Washington amid demonstrations in Egypt over staple price rises. He tells reporters in Paris and later in Washington that the Palestine issue is central to Middle East peace. Carter and Rabin talks spur disclosures on a settlement plan including a Palestinian homeland and defensible borders. Hussein urges more coordination for Geneva.
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Carer
Sadat
Paris
Middle East
Andrews Air Force Base
Cyrus Vance
Ance
Blair House
Pensylvania Avenue
White House
Jordan
King Hussein
Geneva
Hussein
Aman
Palestine Liberation Organization
Carter
Yitehak Rabin
Israel
Mobutu Breaks Ties With Cuba Over Invasion
In Kinshasa the Mobutu government announced it severed relations with Cuba citing evidence of Cuban backing for an Angola-based rebel invasion into Shaka Province. The radio alleged Cuban diplomats possessed documents proving involvement and ordered all Cuban diplomats to leave the country. The regime has long claimed rebels receive arms and support from Cuba, the Soviet Union, and Angola.
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Kinshasa
Zaire
Mobutu Sere Seko
Cuba
Shaka Prvince
Radio
Pie
International
Soviet Union
Angola
Soviet rejection linked to miscalculations in US arms talks
The article notes Vance and Carter officials dispute Soviet motives for rejecting US proposals. Gromyko cites US cuts as destabilizing, while US aides defend serious miscalculations by the administration. Carter promises drastic reductions in nuclear weapons and aims for progress at next month’s meetings with Gromyko.
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Theling
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Carter
Gromyko
Powell
Vance
Moscow
Rotary Vance
Paul) Warnke
Sunda
White House
Anatoly Dobrynin
Pelcony
Inc Lony
Iny Warnke
Zbigniew Brzezinski
National Security Council
Kremlin
United States
Soviet Union
Vladivostok
Yuri Kornilov
Tass
Court to Rule on Smog Laws and EPA Regulations
The article discusses a U.S. Supreme Court stance on California testimony in civil suits about mental condition, a California Supreme Court ruling taxing the National Oprah Society for mail order sales, and EPA air quality rules. It notes the 1970 clean air act standards, Sierra Club litigation to prevent deterioration, EPA classifications Class 1 2 and 3, and a federal appeals court upholding nondeterioration regulations amid industry challenges. The Iran Petroleum Institute and major oil companies challenged EPA rules as not workable.
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California
Calfornia Supreme Court
National
Oprah Society
EPA
The
Sierra Club
National Environmental Organization
Environmental Agency
Iran Petroleum Institute
Standard Oil
Atlantic Richfield
Continental Ov
Exxon
Gulf
Mobil
Shell
Texaco
Union Oil
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Emerson Fittipaldi
Brazil
Lotus
Chapman
Tear
Mario Andretti
Clara Marie Busch
Curt Johnson
Cal
Beacon
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Furch
Safe Deposit Box
Ghana
Ocean Ave
Emeno Ave
Tees
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