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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1976
Page
2
Gen. Antonio Ramalho Eanes, the army commander who stopped the failed leftist coup, was elected president of Portugal by a substantial margin. Early unofficial returns showed him about 61 percent of the vote with conditions described as laying a path for democracy.
Mike Roy a radio cooking star and author of at least a dozen cookbooks died at 63 at his Torrance home from an apparent heart attack. He built a nationwide following on CBS radio KNX with sidekick Dennis Bracken and hosted early TV cooking shows. Services were private. He is survived by his widow Allison a daughter and a son.
Belgian railroad officials report ten dead and twenty nine injured after an Amsterdam to Paris express derailed in southern Belgium. The American victim is Laurie Kay Cruze, 22, of Morris Minnesota. Nine of the dead were Dutch.
In Pasadena, AP reports Viking 1 may switch from the original July Fourth site to Chryse Phoenicia 300 miles northwest. Project manager James Martin says photos could confirm feasibility by Wednesday, with a July 8 landing possible if approved.
A southbound passenger train and a northbound freight collided near Helsingborg Sweden. A witness said eight people were killed and 25 injured in the crash today.
An unidentified Philippine admirer sent Prince Charles a 28-foot cruiser valued at 30000 dollars, with the vessel crate marked for Buckingham Palace. The boat, a regular production model with options, was aboard the S.Weser Broker and should reach Southampton by late July.
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev and Yugoslav Marshal Josip Broz Tito conferred in East Berlin on the eve of the Congress of European Communist parties. Tito attends the event for the first time in nearly two decades.
The Associated Press reports Reagan closed to within 25 committed delegates of Ford after weekend results. Ford won 17 of 18 in Minnesota, reaching 1001 of 1130 needed, but Reagan captured all 46 in Montana Idaho and New Mexico, plus two Wyoming uncommitted delegates, for 976 total. Carter remained at 1539 with 1505 needed. Ford led 984 to 924 before the weekend.
Joan M. Olsen 18 of Elk Grove California was sworn in as an Air Force cadet at the U S Air Force Academy Colorado becoming the first woman admitted under a Ford executive order. Her parents drove her to the academy as 158 women cadets were enrolled today marking a historic entry.
Ottawa TRANSPORT Minister Otto Lang announced a settlement with Canada's pilots and air traffic controllers ending a nine day disruption to air travel. Air Canada said full operation could resume within 24 hours of pilot return, with details to be submitted to the House of Commons later.
Republican and Democratic mayors at the United States Conference of Mayors urged President Ford to sign a four billion public works bill sent by Congress. The push reflects urban budget pressures as mayors seek funds for job creation and local projects.
The Vatican announced it is studying the ordination of women as priests while stressing no change is foreseen. The brief notice says the study concerns how to present the church's traditional doctrine on the subject as repeatedly recalled by the Holy Father.
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