Cambodian Leaders Name New State Chief and Deputies
Khien Somphan was named chief of state with Ieng Sary as deputy premier and Tol Sat taking the premier post. Son Sen becomes deputy premier and defense minister, with another veteran move. Jeng Sary remains foreign minister and his wife Jeng Thirith is reappointed social action minister. In Moscow, Sakharov and his wife were detained in Omsk amid a protest at a dissident trial. Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon attended their son Viscount Linley’s confirmation at Windsor. A denture cap thefts case in Los Angeles ended with returns to a Detroit worker and a $500 reward. In Lockport, a court crier vacancy delays sessions. In Newcastle, a nurse gave birth to sextuplets, four in good condition, two less well.
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Cambodia
Moscow
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Omsk
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Canterbury
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Prince Andrew
Elizabeth II
Judge rules quadriplegic mom can keep her baby
A Philadelphia judge ruled Celestine Tate a 20 year old mother with no use of arms or legs may raise her 5 month old daughter Niya. The baby will be raised jointly by Tate and her maternal grandparents. Rosenberg praised Tate as mentally alert and capable, noting she has mastered tasks without limbs. The Welfare Department had claimed Tate could not care for the child.
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Niya
Common Pleas Court
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Tate
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Congress weighs new contract for Oak Ridge breeder reactor
The House Senate Atomic Energy Committee holds a hearing on a Ford administration plan to renew government control over the Oak Ridge breeder reactor project. Critics argue the ERDA draft gives less government oversight while supporters say the reactor could offset uranium shortages. opponents warn of higher risks and costs.
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Violence in Argentina claims five more deaths
Guerrillas believed to be Peronists killed a Chrysler manager Jorge Kens, Navy Capt. Jose Ermaurges, and three police officers in separate attacks near San Justo and La Lucila. The toll raises political killings for the year to 285 as unrest continues under the new military junta.
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San Justo
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Jose Ermaurges
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la Lucila
Alberto Quevedo
Burgos
Alaska Gulf of Alaska oil lease bid tops 571 million
About 36 oil companies bid 571.8 million for drilling rights to more than 400 000 acres in the Gulf of Alaska. Exxon executive John Loftis hailed the end of bidding and expressed hopes for oil finds as real exploration proceeds, with Atlantic Richfield and Shell buying 12 top tracts for 208 million.
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Gulf of Alaska
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John Loftis
Gulf
Here
Interior Department
Atlantic Richfield and
Shell Oil Co
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