Canary Islanders protest as Dutch crash victims flown home
In Las Palmas Spain UPI report notes protesters from nine political parties observe a minute of silence for terrorism victims during a demonstration in the port. Separatist bombing briefly closes Las Palmas airport diverting Pan American 147 and KLM 747 flights. 577 dead in the collision.
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Las Palmas
Spain
UPI
Temporariy
Tenerife
KLM
Holland
Pan American
Los Angeles
Dover Air Force
U. S
Cubillo
Antonio Cubillo
Canary Islands
Quake rocks Iran gulf near Bandar Abbas struggles persist
An earthquake measuring seven on the Richter scale struck the Bandar Abbas region for the second time in a week on the arc fault near the Persian Gulf port. Officials warned relief work could be delayed by inaccessible villages as an Iranian new year celebration kept many residents outdoors and away from aid efforts.
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Teheran
Iran
UPI
Bandar Abbas
Temblor
Persian Gulf
CIFY
Qeshm
Hormuz
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Minab
Khourgoo
Italy
Tehran
Lake van
Turkey
Bucharest
Romania
Cancer group head urges review of saccharin exemption
Sarasota report cites American Cancer Society president Dr. R Lee Clark urging Congress to review saccharin's exemption from Delaney Clause bans. He notes potential harm from a blanket ban while diabetes and obesity pose immediate dangers, and calls independent analysis of Canadian tests and human data for any cancer link.
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Sarasota, Fla
UPI
American Cancer Society
R. Lee Clark
Clark
University of Texas Cancer Center
Cancer Society
FDA
Powell Displays Bullfrog Gift To White House Staff
Presidential Press Secretary Jody Powell shows a bullfrog presented by Sigma Delta Chi in Washington. He later quips that being called a liar during the campaign felt like being called ugly by a bullfrog, sharing the moment with White House staffers.
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Jody Powell
Sigma Delta Chi
Washington
Powell
White House
Moonies charge brainwashing in custody dispute
UPI reports federal courts stay out of a California custody fight involving five Unification Church converts. Judge William Schwarzer refused to intervene in the state case as church attorneys allege two youths were deprogrammed and the others held against their will by deprogrammers. The matter centers on a California Court of Appeal order and a 30 day custody period to allow deprogramming.
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San Francisco
UPI
Sun Myung Moon
U.S
William Schwarzer
Moonies
Unification Church
Miss Kaplan
Moonie
John Howard Jr
Superior Court
Lee Vavaris
Dems challenge Carter over patronage at national meeting
At a Democratic National Committee session, state leaders criticized the White House for not consulting locals on patronage and party matters. Kenneth Curtis, Carter's hand picked chairman, pushed a diverse 25 member at large slate while expanding local input on appointments and fundraising.
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Washington
Carter
Party National Committee
Democratic National Committee
White House
Kenneth Curtis
Curtis
Organized Labor
Carter-Curtis
National Committee
DNC
Mak
Ing
National Party
Farm wife sues Hustler over nude American Gothic image
Nan Wood Graham, 77, sister of Grant Wood, files $20 million suit in California against Hustler and Larry Flynt for defamation and invasion of privacy over a topless rendition of American Gothic. Previous similar suits against Playboy Look and NBC were settled. Graham notes she was ashamed to attend church after earlier images appeared.
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Hustler
Los Angeles
Grant Wood
Amas
Nan Wood Graham
Hastier
Larry Figot
Playboy
Look
NBC
Graham
Wood
Ands Graham
Sam Glad Grant
Amity
Byron Oe
Officials seek Sprague return to prosecute Boyle again
Washington County officials plan to hire Richard Sprague to reprise prosecution of Tony Boyle in the 1969 Yablonski slayings retrial. They seek $200,000 from the state for trial costs, including Sprague’s fee, to maintain continuity. Boyle was convicted on three counts in Media, Pennsylvania, for the murders of Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter.
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Washington, Pa
Washington County
Richard Sprague
United the Workers
Tony Boyle
Yablonski
Sprague
U.S. House Committee
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Max Morgan
Boyle
Pennsylvania
Morgan
Philadelphia
Media
UMW
Joseph Yablonski
Clarksville
Nixon interviews cost up to $1 million in tape delays
Former President Richard Nixon’s televised talks with David Frost run over six weeks and cost an extra one million dollars to tape due to radio interference from a nearby Coast Guard Station. Taping moved from Nixon’s seaside estate to a private home along the California coast.
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Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Richard Nixon
David Frost
Coast Guard
Kenneth Mayer
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