Bond defends FAA actions amid DC-10 grounding uproar
FAA chief Langhorne Bond defended grounding all 138 DC-10s after the Chicago crash, saying actions were responsible and prompt. APA urged President Carter to fire Bond, accusing the agency of biased airline welfare over passenger safety, while Bond ordered pylons on other jets inspected.
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FTC official blames oil firms for shortage
Washington AP reports Alfred Dougherty of the FTC blamed oil firms for gasoline shortages, citing stockpiling of crude and below normal refinery output. He noted near normal crude imports in early 1979, with Iran disruptions not curbing imports, while major refiners allocated less than 100 percent of 1978 base period supplies to customers.
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Shah and wife relocate to Mexico for several months
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Empress Farah with two boys arrived in Mexico City from the Bahamas. Arrangements reportedly involved Henry Kissinger and David Rockefeller. The party stayed at a private Cuernavaca home, with possible plans to visit Acapulco. The 59 year old shah said the stay would be several months.
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Carter to unveil health plan details this week
The plan, to begin in 1983, would cost about 20 billion dollars yearly in new federal spending. It would upgrade state Medicaid programs for the poor, take effect in 1983, and include public and private insurance to cover catastrophic or long term illnesses, with some Medicare upgrades.
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Ailing pilot whale flown to Mystic aquarium for care
In Mystic Connecticut an ailing 600 pound pilot whale, beached in Wildwood New Jersey, was airlifted to the Mystic Marine Life Aquarium after battles with pneumonia and possible central nervous system injury. Veterinarians aim to treat lung infections with antibiotics while monitoring its recovery in captivity.
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Center right coalition seeks majority in new European Parliament
Nine nation election results show Socialist lead with 111 seats 27 percent, Christian Democrats 106 seats 26 percent, Conservatives 63 seats, Communists 44 seats. A center right bloc may form with Liberal faction leader Pintat to secure about 209 votes in the 410 member body. Other totals include Liberals 40, Progressive Democrats 23, ecologists and splinters 23.
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Union OKs three year contract with Times and News
In New York, Photo-Engravers Union 1P members approve a three year pact with The New York Times and Daily News by 78 to 6. Union president Stanley Aslanian announced the vote, ending a one day strike at the News last week.
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New York Lottery Numbers Drawn June 9
Winners are 27 35 17 12 19 with supplementary 28. UPI reports this result for New York state lottery. The piece also notes Baptist World Alliance tally in South America at 551,439 members, more than twice a decade earlier.
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Heinz Kreps differ on Carter success with cities
Pittsburgh AP report shows Senator Heinz criticizing Carter's urban record as disappointing while Commerce Secretary Kreps defends a city centered policy. Mayors at the convention hear from Connally Anderson Baker, with energy policy gains and windfall profits tax approved by the resolutions committee.
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Billy Carter faces foreclosure in Buena Vista Ga
Billy Carter faces foreclosure on his home in Draneville after a mortgage holder J Myron Wells published a foreclosure notice. Sybil Carter, in whose name the property was bought, is in default. July 3 set for sale to satisfy the note. Carter's financial troubles extend to a Webster County bank judgment and late property taxes.
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Guatemalan General Killed in City Shooting
In Guatemala City unidentified gunmen shot and killed Gen. Jose David Cancinos, 52, chief of staff of the Guatemalan army, as his car passed through the southeast area. Police said he died instantly and firefighters arrived too late to aid him.
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