Death likely for Viking I Mars lander saddens scientists
In Pasadena, researchers lament the Viking I lander’s probable permanent silence on Mars after contact ceased last November. Engineers plan last attempts to revive signals, but experts say the 90 day mission was already beyond its expected life.
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Condor-minium Habitat Opens for First California Condors
Sisquoc and Tecuya, the first California condors hatched in captivity, move into the $100,000 Condor-minium at the San Diego Wild Animal Park near Escondido. The isolation unit includes a bathing pool. Tecuya celebrated his 11 month birthday yesterday, joining Sisquoc who was hatched March 30 in their airy new home.
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Nicaragua seeks UN probe of U.S. role in rebellion
Managua asks for an emergency U N Security Council meeting to address claims that U S backed counterrevolutionaries invade Nicaragua. Foreign Minister D Escoto Brockman travels to New York while Deputy FM Tinoco formally requests council action for May. The government cites Reagan policy as escalating.
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Panel weighs compromise plan on CIA role in Nicaragua aid
The Senate Intelligence Committee probes a Reagan backed covert aid plan for Nicaraguan rebels and considers a compromise requiring renewed presidential certification that the action serves national interest. If committees deem revisions insufficient, they could withhold funding, ending the program when the fiscal year ends September 30.
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Heaviest Rebel Losses Reported In El Salvador Clash
A military observer said Salvadoran and Honduran forces killed up to 90 insurgents in heavy fighting in eastern El Salvador near Santa Rosa de Lima. The toll included 50 guerrillas in a counter-ambush and 95 killed over two days, with unverified reports of mass burials near the Honduran border and a gravesite with damaged West German rifles.
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