Rhodesia's Smith warns U.S. over guerrilla pressure and balloting
Prime Minister Ian D. Smith ends a two week U.S. visit disappointed by President Carter's refusal to meet him and his black ministers. He vows bigger raids against Patrolic Front guerrillas in Zambia and Mozambique if U.S. pressure is not applied, framing the choice as bullet or ballot. The trip ends with talks on an all parties conference to resolve Rhodesian questions and a possible U.S.-British plan.
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Yankees World Series Homecoming Draws 2 Million in Parade
New York City welcomed the Yankees with a ticker tape parade estimated by Mayor Edward Koch at over 2,000,000. Spectators climbed ledges and poles along a 14 block route while police worried about safety as ceremonies at City Hall were cut short.
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Rockaway Beach
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N.J.) International
Los Angeles
DAV official cites failure to aid Vietnam veterans
Disabled American Veterans official Dave Eldridge says the nation has failed to live up to obligations to Vietnam veterans. He spoke in Roswell during a two day DAV program offering information and help within a 100 mile radius. Eldridge says veterans were not welcomed home and were stigmatized as drug addicts or worse.
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King and Skeen clash over right to work in New Mexico
Democratic nominee Bruce King opposes a right to work law and avoids promising a sign or veto while Republican Joe Skeen backs the measure. Both call for liquor law reform and tax changes on food and medicine. DAV outlines veteran services and outreach at Ingalls Memorial Home events in Albuquerque.
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Roswell Judge to Hear Botulism Lawsuits in Clovis Outbreak
Roswell Judge Paul Snead is appointed to hear lawsuits arising from a spring botulism outbreak in Clovis. The move signals a key legal response.
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Paul Snead
Clovis
Piano dealer protests Sunday trading laws with door fine
Perth Australia AP reports piano dealer Laurie Shortland marched into Beaufort Street courts carrying a bathroom door to protest Sunday trading restrictions. He paid a 44 Australian dollar fine but vowed to reopen on Sundays to allow families to shop together for pianos and large furniture.
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