Kissinger Offers Angola Recognition If Cuban Troops Leave
Secretary of State Kissinger, arriving in Dakar, offered U.S. recognition to Angola if all Cuban troops are withdrawn within a year, and pledged 200 million dollars to black Africa plus 15 million to the African Development Fund. He urged negotiations between Angolan authorities and black liberation movements and outlined an international development program for the Sahel.
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Barry Schweid
Dakar
Senegal
Henry A. Kissinger
Liberia
Angola
Kissinger
U.S
Black Africa
U.N
Rhodesia
Ronald Reagan
Texas
Africa
Reagan
Smith
Ian Smith
Popular Movement
International Fund For Economic Development
African Development Fund
United States
Sahel
West Africa
Fall from cliff kills Cayuga County student
A Cayuga County student, Stephen Blake aged 20 from Port Byron, died after a cliff-climbing accident near Bristol England while on a study program at Oxford. Fellow climber Jonathan Gross 19 from Murray Hill New Jersey also died of massive head injuries after a 100 foot fall. Thomas Beaton 20 of Lincoln Massachusetts survived.
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Cayuga County
Oxford University
England
New Jersey
Stephen Blake
Port Byron
Blake
Brown University
Providence
R.1
Bristol
Jonathan Gross
Murray Hill
N.J
Avon Gorge
Thomas Beaton
Lincoln
Mass
Gross
Oxford
Columbia
Beaton
Princeton
Sgt Anthony Brock Dies In Route 49 Crash At Marcy
Sgt Anthony P. Brock 25, a Griffiss Air Force Base noncommissioned officer from Canajoharie, was killed when his car rear ended a tractor trailer parked on Route 49 in Marcy. He died at the scene after being pinned for over an hour. Maynard Fire Department volunteers freed him. Investigators continued the inquiry.
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Griffiss Air Force Base
Route
Marcy
Oneida
Anthony P. Brock
Canajoharie
Brock
Maynard
Agnew Ends Silence To Promote Novel
Spiro T. Agnew ends a two year silence with taped TV interviews to promote his novel The Canfield Decision. He discusses writing, his resignation, and his post political career while avoiding a focus on the Nixon era. Concluded on Page Three.
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Agnew
John Woodfield Crofton
Spiro T. Agnew
Associated Press
Canfield
Playboy Press
Crofton
Pathlite
Weather outlook shows patchy rain and cooler temps
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport forecasts variably cloudy skies with a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Tonight rain chances rise to about 70 percent, and temperatures drop to the mid-40s. Tomorrow should see temperatures near 60 as April ends with historically low snowfall of 5.8 inches.
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National Weather Service
Hancock
Bus Plunge Kills 51 in Philippine Cliff Crash
AP reports two deadly bus accidents near Baguio. A bus plunged 250 feet, killing 29 and injuring 27. A separate bus bound for the same destination struck a tree and burned, killing 22 and injuring seven.
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Manila
Philippines
Baguio
Today’s chuckle about modern medicines not being as good as claimed
A lighthearted critique notes many so called modern medicines aren’t as effective as advertised. The piece plays on familiar doubts about cures and treatment promises with a punchline about overhyped remedies.
Texas presidential primary turnout and candidates
Heavy Houston turnout greeted voters at 7 a.m. as Texas opened its presidential primaries. Ford, Reagan, Carter and Udall battled for momentum with Carter claiming the race narrows to him, Jackson pursuing Norman notes and Wallace and Bentsen as rivals in a tense Texas contest. Weather included sun and cool temperatures with showers possible in the Rio Grande region.
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Rob Wood
Dallas
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Texas
Houston
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Morris Udal
Arizona
Reagan
Carter
National Weather Service
Rio Grande Valley
Jackson
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Udall
Lone Star
Lloyd Bentsen
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Bentsen
State police probe death of cyclist
State police investigate the death of a 22-year-old man after his motorcycle left Newport Road near Warners and slid into a mud filled ditch along Warners Road near Canal Road. A wallet was found in his clothing as officials work to confirm identity.
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Newport Road
Warners
Warners Road
Canal Road
Robert Haumann
Haumann
Airline fares up 2 percent and Concorde surcharges rise
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a 2 percent domestic fare rise for most US routes and up to 10 percent for first class and promotional North Atlantic fares. Concorde international fares jump 20 percent over subsonic rates with Washington-London and Washington-Paris trips priced at 80 and 827 dollars respectively.
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Jay Perkins
Washington
United States
Europe
Civil Aeronautics Board
North Atlantic
British Airways
Air France
New York
London
Paris
States
American
Braniff
Continental
Trans World Airlines
United
Allegheny
Frontier
Hughes Air West
Ozark
Texas International
Northwest
North Central
Piedmont
Western
Delta
Eastern
National
Southern
Los Angeles
Retail meat prices climb across U S grocers
Washington reports a 2 percent rise in the government farm price index driven by higher cattle and hog prices. Agriculture Department says beef cattle gains after winter slump push retail meat costs upward, ending a period of lower prices for shoppers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Birth of the United States series in Syracuse Herald American
Columnist Jim Bishop starts a Bicentennial series The Birth of the United States in the Syracuse Herald American. He explores the heart rending vote in Philadelphia and the motives of common men shaping America’s path to independence. The feature promises dramatic, historical storytelling.
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Philadelphia
George Til
America
Jim Bishop
United States
Syracuse Herald-American
Bishop
Lincoln
Christ
Sunday Herald
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