Zaire War Spills Into Zambia Officials Say
The Zambian government charged that southern Zairean air force jets bombed two villages and a mission hospital in north west Zambia over the past three days. President Kaunda sent a fact finding team to assess damage as Moroccans dig in near Kolwezi and US aid was approved while Carter refused arms for Mobutu.
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Matt Franjula
Associated Press
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Zaire
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Kaleni Hill Mission
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Angola
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CBS Tops ABC in Primetime Ratings With Specials
New York AP reports CBS broke ABCs 13 week run in primetime ratings led by the top ranked Something for Joey and several specials. Nielsen figures released Tuesday show CBS gaining in national audience share and strengthening its competitive position against ABC.
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Joey
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FDA Eases Saccharin Plan To Allow OTC Sale
The FDA plans to ban saccharin as a food additive while permitting over the counter sale as a nonprescription drug to aid diabetics and dieters. The agency also opposes its use in cosmetics and faces heavy public protest with up to 800 letters daily.
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David Espo
Associated Press
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Tiwas
TDA
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Catifano Jr
Jack Walden
Sprague Attacks Congress Over JFK MLK Probes
Former House assassinations committee chief counsel Richard A. Sprague accuses Congress of sensationalism hinderingProbe into the murders of President John F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He urges President Carter to appoint a special prosecutor. Sprague quit March 30 amid firestorm as panel extended its life through 1978. He criticizes lawmakers for politics over crime investigation.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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Groucho’s Announcer Struggles With Retirement
LOS ANGELES AP George Fenneman, longtime announcer on Groucho Marx’s You Bet Your Life, could not adjust to retirement after years in show business. He recalls leaving the front show as he felt uneasy and unsettled despite five years as the program’s straightman.
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Lord Killanin suffers mild heart attack at Dublin race
Dublin Ireland Lord Killanin president of the International Olympic Committee aged 62 is resting in St Vincent's Hospital after a mild heart attack. He was watching jockey Michael Morris ride the 2 1 favorite Bunker to win the Power Gold Cup at Fairyhouse when the excitement allegedly overwhelmed him. He was moved to intensive care with doctors reporting little danger.
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