Faces of deceased rock icons reshape careers in Atlanta
Erin Rhyne and four others underwent plastic surgery to resemble Elvis Presley and other late stars, funded by promoter Danny O Day. The group debuted a tour aimed at reviving rock nostalgia, with delays from technical issues and light early attendance. O Day reported nearly a million dollars spent, with ongoing work on Mona Caywood Moore to emulate Janis Joplin.
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Mexico eyes world lead with 200 billion barrel oil claim
President Jose Lopez Portillo announced in the annual state of the union address that Mexico may hold about 200 billion barrels of oil and trillions of cubic feet of natural gas, potentially surpassing Saudi Arabia as the globe’s largest known reserves. He cited offshore zones along the Gulf of Mexico and hints of cross-Mierra Madre oil pools, noting PEMEX’s historically conservative reserve estimates.
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Lopez Protillo
Brandt Claims Detente Enemies Orchestrating Spy Scandal
Former West German Chancellor Willy Brandt told SDP officials that opponents of detente in West Germany and possibly the United States are smearing the party to undermine support before Bavarian and Hesse elections. He urged U.S. action as a staged campaign tied to a Romanian defector’s CIA briefing. The scandal concerns spies within the SDP during Brandt’s era and involves the governing coalition led by Helmut Schmidt.
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Helmut Schmidt
First East German cosmonaut to return from Salyut 6
Sigmund Jaehn and his Soviet commander Valery Bykovsky are due to land in eastern Russia after a week aboard the Salyut 6 space lab. They launched on Soyuz 31 on August 26 to join Kovalenok and Ivanchenkov, who have remained aboard the station since June 16, with the Russians set to stay while the two Germans return on Soyuz 29.
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Amin angrily denies snub by Prince Charles at Kenyatta funeral
Ugandan spokesman near Nairobi says Idi Amin did not wish to shake Prince Charles hand at Jomo Kenyatta's funeral. He accuses British press of trying to undermine the dignity of the ceremony and ridicules Charles for not meeting Amin.
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