Prince Charles seeks less glare on U.S. tour
Prince Charles, touring the United States, told a crowd at a luncheon that he would like to be out of the world’s spotlight more and asked why he was there. He said he had grown used to constant attention since becoming heir to the British throne.
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Tiny clam oil spill watchdog eyed by Alaska researchers
A University of Alaska scientist suggests a fingernail sized clam may sense oil pollution near Valdez and industrial routes. The clam burrows into silty mud and reacts under stress, potentially serving as an environmental indicator for offshore spills and shipping lanes.
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Violence resumes in South Africa after press clampdown
In Sharpeville and nearby areas black students attacked schools cars and a delivery truck amid heavy police presence marking the first violence since the government banned black protest groups and closed black papers The crackdown drew international condemnation and mixed local responses while sparking concern in Soweto as the Carter administration and British officials warned of consequences for U S South Africa relations.
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