Voyager 2 showing fixed data boom in California
Voyager 2 appears to be back on track after a problem plagued mission. JPL officials say Friday night photos show the data-gathering boom fully extended, suggesting the probe is ready to resume planet exploration and artifact study for interstellar travel. A Carter administration official disclosed rapid diplomatic talks with South Africa and other nations helped avert a first nuclear test by Pretoria.
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Washington
South Africa
Carter Administration
United States
Air-Union accuses safety cuts amid one day strike
The Civil and Public Services Association says civil aviation authorities are cutting corners on safety to block the day-old walkout by Britain's assistant air traffic controllers. ACAA denies the charge as the strike unfolds amid a chaotic court session with party supporters and courtroom scuffles.
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Britain
Civil Aviation Association
CAA
Civil and Public Services Association
Sanjay Gandhi and Shukla Post Bonds in Satirical Movie Case
In New Delhi, former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi son Sanjay Gandhi and information minister V C Shukla posted bonds of 1150 dollars each in a government corruption case. They are accused of conspiring to destroy a feature movie satirizing power hungry politicians.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Sanjay
V.C. Shukla
Sniper Kills Six in Hackettstown Shootings
In Hackettstown New Jersey Emil P Benoist 20 fired at close range killing six men then hid their bodies He attempted to use a victim s motorcycle to chase riders along a railroad spur as details emerged motive remains unknown per Warren County Assistant Prosecutor James Courter.
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N.J
Warren County
Scottsdale Kids Build Star Wars Inspired Robot Costumes
Three Scottsdale children create their own robot outfits from cardboard wire and paper towel rolls as a summer activity before school starts September 7. Doug Acker ages 11 wears Silver, Jeff Hustad 10 wears Silver Body, and Brad Gund er 11 wears Silver Head.
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Brad Gunder
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Scottsdale teachers vote campaign opens between two unions
The Scottsdale Education Association launches its campaign for a fall election to choose which group, SEA or the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers, will represent about 1300 Scottsdale School District teachers. The Sept. 21 vote follows a bargaining deadlock with the SFT.
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Nagle
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Scottsdale Police Chief to face independent review over Aug 19 hit and run
The city will hand the Aug 19 two car collision involving Scottsdale Police Chief Walter C. Nemetz to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office for independent review. Nemetz reportedly left the scene after the minor crash at Lincoln Drive and Scottsdale Road. The initial report was later labeled unfounded with no charges expected unless evidence supports action.
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Maricopa
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Sundown
David R. Woodson
S. Hobson
Mesa
Woodson
Mike Gannon
Timothy Bray
Bray
Gannon
Ambassadors push tough talks on Rhodesia plan
In Lusaka Ambassador Andrew Young and British Foreign Secretary David Owen press Rhodesian nationalist leaders for a plan to end white-minority rule. White minority premiers Vorster and Smith meet in Pretoria and refuse comment. The package envisions disbanding part of the army, disarming guerrillas, and a British administrator overseeing elections for a one man one vote system.
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Zambia
Andrew Young
David Owen
Rhodesia
Southern Africa
John Vorster
South Africa
Ian Smith
Pretoria
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Owen
Africa
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Robert Mugabe
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The
Patriotic Front
U.S
Smith
Weekend Heat With 102 Degree Highs Across City
Sunny today and Sunday bring breezy afternoon winds and near 102 degree highs. Overnight low around 75. Today's noon temperature reached 93 with humidity at 32 percent. Details on Page 3.
Farm budget study shows rising food costs raise middlemen share
Agriculture Department projects a 1977 market basket cost of 1945 dollars for a three person household, up 50 dollars from 1976. Farmers receive 745 dollars of the family spend, while middlemen are set to take about 1200 dollars, matching a 1975–76 shift. Net farm income falls to 19.3 billion.
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Agriculture Department
Marketbasket
Scottsdale explores rail park restaurant and tennis courts leasing
Scottsdale parks staff study leasing city land at McCormick Railroad Park for a railroad themed restaurant and for tennis courts over a reservoir. The plan aims to boost park business and Revenue as part of economic development, with a $4,000 donation cited and costs estimated for building over the reservoir.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation
Bob Frost
Frost
Kaiser Aetna
McCormick Ranch
Comanche Park
Paseo Village
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