Riot-torn South Africa quiets after deadly clashes near Port Elizabeth
Reports said two black ghettos near Port Elizabeth were tense but calm as riot police killed seven blacks, wounded 33 and arrested nearly 300 in looting arson and rioting. A white officer died in a separate incident and police court actions ordered public beatings for rioters.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Port Elizabeth
Pretoria
Soweto
Kaba
Kwanabuhle
Hugo
Kwanobuhle
Hoosier Girls State Opens on ISU Campus This Week
Nearly 800 top high school senior girls begin a week long study of government at Hoosier Girls State on the Indiana State University campus with registration Sunday and city council meetings. The event follows Hoosier Boys State and includes a Thursday general election.
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Indiana State University
ISU
Jo Wyman
HGS
Merline Romine
Selbert McCullough
Burford
Picker and Erickson
Terre Haute
William J. Brighton
Frances McCullough
American Legion Auxiliary
Indiana
U.S
Birch Bayh
Hoosier Girls
Hoosier Boys
Carl Graham
Frank Gavrilos
Hammond Gavit
Gavrilos
Boys’ State
Gus Gavriles
Chestnut
Hammond
Frank McHale
American Legion
McHale
Kirk Dunkelberger
Merrillville
Timothy Gulden
Christopher Bear
Milan
Dunkelberger
Merrillville High School
Purdue University
Guiden
Hammond Morton High School
Bear
Milan High School
Oil Starts Flowing Monday From Transalaska Pipeline
Alyeska Pipeline plans the start of oil flow Monday through its 800 mile Trans Alaska pipeline. Start up will be staged with Pump Station No 1 operators opening valves and technicians verifying the line over plains rivers and mountains. Oil should reach Valdez in about 30 days.
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Transalaska
Pradhoe Bay
Alaska
UPI
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Guy Martin
Washington, D.C
Mike Jens
Pump Station No. 1
John Ratterman
Alyeska
Ratterman
Prudhoe Bay
Valdez
Edwards Afb
Calif
Mojave Desert
American Airlines
Edwards
NASA
Mission Control Center
Houston
Tex
Gulf Oil tied to massive evidence in uranium price cartel
Rep. Moss says there is massive evidence Gulf Oil Corp violated antitrust laws by aiding an international uranium cartel led by Canadian producers and linked firms from South Africa France and Australia. Gulf admits cartel participation via Gulf Minerals Canada but denies U.S. law violation.
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Washington
House
Gulf Oil Corp
John E. Moss
D-Calif
U.S
Gulf
Alastair Gillespie
Moss
Congress
L.T. Gregg
Johannesburg
South Africa
Gregg
Gulf Minerals Canada Ltd
Albert Gore Jr
D-Tenn
Inside Today: Tribune Page Four Features and Sports
Our View on Mandatory Retirement appears in the Tribune as a lead column. The paper highlights TIme-sensitive items including a feature on Father’s Day at Union Hospital and a unique cancer clinic at Hulman Field with local Fire Rescue notes. Football and other sports pages are listed for eight and nine.
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Union Hospital
Hulman Field
Suspected Source of Cancer Traced in Environment
EPA reports traces of the suspected carcinogen PBB found in human hair, fish, plants, soil, and water near manufacturing sites in Bayonne and Sayreville New Jersey and Staten Island. The chemical used as a flame retardant may contaminate dairy herds and foods as previously in Michigan.
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Washington
Bayone
Sayreville
N.J
Staten Island
EPA
Douglas Castle
Michigan
Hondo Mayor Seeks Unemployment Boost With Mock Distress
Mayor Woodrow Glasscock Jr. says he has received calls from across the U S and Canada after requesting a list of 180 hard core unemployed. He aims to raise Hondo Texas unemployment from 3 to 6 percent to qualify for federal funds for a civic center.
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Glasscock
Carter
United States
Canada
Honda
The
Govern
Hondo
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