Queen Silvia to visit German home during Bonn tour
Queen Silvia of Sweden prepares an eight day state visit beginning in Bonn with President Scheel and Chancellor Schmidt. She says she looks forward to the trip and has brushed up on German, planning a visit to her parents’ Heidelberg home during the tour.
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Soviet Leaders Honored on Birthdays and Achievements
MOSCOW (UPI) Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin and Politburo member Arvid Pelshe received high honors. Brezhnev awarded Kosygin the Order of the October Revolution on his 75th birthday and for party and government work. Pelshe received the second Hero of Socialist Labour gold medal and the Order of Lenin on his 80th birthday.
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Olga Korbut Delivers Yet Again A Olympic Hero Welcomes Son
In Moscow Olga Korbut, famed gymnast of the 1972 Munich Games, says motherhood follows her gold medaling fame. In Minsk a 7 pound 4 ounce boy was born March 10 to Mrs Bortkevich wife of singer Leonid Itkevich. She jokes birth was easier than Olympic competition.
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Prince seals record fish during royal visit in Australia
Perth reports Prince Se tert begins a tour marking Australia’s 150th anniversary. The event features a first fishing attempt that ends in a princely catch. Host Garrick Agnew, a mining magnate, previously set a record catch weeks earlier.
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Redcoats Roast NMMI Leader Jerry Childress at Roswell Roast
Roswell chamber hosts Redcoats roast of NMMI president Jerry Childress at Sally Port Inn. Roasters lampooned his leadership style, calling him a talker with many yes men, a war baby, and fond of blondes, while quips touch on academics and institute quirks.
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Oil conservation urged to ease shortages say Cahill
Edward J. Cahill of Standard Oil Co. of California said a current oil shortage could be eased by conserving existing supplies and relying on oil inventories. He urged adherence to price guidance and accelerated refinery construction to boost production, criticizing administration energy handling.
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Judge dismisses contempt citation in Richmond case
A circuit court judge in Richmond cleared Norfolk Get-Star reporter David Chandler of a contempt citation for refusing to reveal confidential sources. Chandler had faced a $100 a day fine and jail time after a prior sentence, but the judge said the evidence is now available to the grand jury investigating bid rigging and favoritism in the Division of Purchase and Supply. The matter is described as resolved.
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86 Die as Kurds Battle Iranians in Sanandaj
The Iranian city of Sanandaj endured 38 hours of heavy shelling as Iranian forces and Kurdish rebels clashed over autonomy. At least 86 were killed with hundreds wounded and hospitals overwhelmed. Military reinforcements were sent as the city was sealed off to non-residents amid ongoing fighting near an airfield and communications remained spotty.
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Market slides as oil policy uncertainty weighs on stocks
New York trading opened lower amid doubts over Carter energy policy and oil price moves. The Dow fell to 854.46 by noon as 653 issues declined versus 416 advances on volume of 1,604 NYSE listings. Traders awaited Carter's Camp David briefing on energy plans amid market speculation on decontrol and wage rules.
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