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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1975
Page
5
Rescue workers labored through heat and twisted wreckage at Moorgate to recover more bodies after London's worst subway crash. Officials feared near 50 dead with 23 officially confirmed and up to 24 more bodies anticipated among the front cars.
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger departs Washington for a trip aimed at a formal Israel Egypt disengagement pact. He plans talks with President Sadat and a stop in Britain, with emphasis on a partial public-private framework and no broad regional settlement. The plan includes sanctions on oil fields and political guarantees to halt hostilities.
Montreal. Fugitive freighter Atlantean and its 23 crew, halted by an icebound route in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, face a new seizure plan as Canada’s Justice Department rules the ship remains within territorial waters. RCMP move to arrest Erb aboard the John A. MacDonald, with the icebreaker en route.
The Senate subcommittee report alleges Soviet police doctors used large doses of reserpine to perform chemical lobotomies on about 7,000 political dissidents. Dr. Norman L. Hirt notes that KGB medical units claim massive reserpine doses cause brain cell support structures to fail, producing cerebral atrophy.
Oil ministers from 13 top exporters meet in Algiers to prep for next week's leaders summit the first in cartel history. Officials discuss price supports inflation dollar drop and solidarity while a public declaration is promised but no full statement.
West Berlin police released two jailed activists and government talks with allies began on sourcing a getaway plane for the abductors holding Christian Democratic mayoral candidate Peter Lorenz. The attackers demanded six Baader Meinhof prisoners, cash, and a long range aircraft, with a deadline looming.
Reinforced Ethiopian troops repelled Moslem secessionists aiming to seize the rail and road hub of Keren, 55 miles northwest of Asmara. The army bombarded rebels with heavy artillery mortars and rockets in a multi day battle that forced the insurgents to withdraw to nearby mountains.
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