Sihanouk considering government in exile in France
Tokyo dispatch reports Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia weighing a government-in-exile in France. Ousted in 1970 and exiled since, he may travel from North Korea to Paris, with Cambodian sources in Paris confirming talks.
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Spain forest fire kills vacationers at Lloret de Mar
Firefighters said a wind driven forest blaze, reportedly set deliberately, killed more than 20 vacationers. Initial tallies rose to 22 then 21 with ten men six women four children and one undetermined body recovered. Rescue teams and planes fought to stop the fire from spreading toward Vidreras Toas highway.
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Iraq executes 22 conspirators in abortive coup
A special Saddam Hussein court condemned 22 senior officials to death by firing squad for involvement in a failed plot to topple him. Another 33 received prison terms from one to 15 years, while 13 were freed, per the Iraqi News Agency.
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Egypt aid program runs on track after initial hurdles
U.S. aid chief in Cairo Donald Brown of USAID said the $3.8 billion pledged to Egypt since 1975 is moving smoothly now after early bureaucratic hurdles. He noted Egyptians needed time to understand the aid systems and for the U.S. to learn theirs.
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Radioactive Waste Truck Passes Through Ohio En Route West
A Metropolitan Edison flatbed truck carrying containers of radioactive cloth ing, tools and rubbish from the Three Mile Island accident moved through Ohio on March 28. It was escorted by a Met Ed van and Ohio Highway Patrol, with Mayors Strongsville and Berea notified and officials in Elyria not pre notified.
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U S Rep Drinan Joins Tour of Viet Nam Refugee Camps
Ten congressmen led by Rep Robert F Drinan D Mass visit the world's largest Viet Namese refugee camps in Kuala Lumpur and Hanoi seeking refugee conditions. Hanoi had earlier refused entry after Drinan criticized its policy. In Pennsylvania an ambulance driver and a cleanup worker at Three Mile Island receive radiation as 600 more drums of waste are prepared for disposal at Hanford Washington.
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Girl 10 kidnapped near rural Michigan home
Benton Harbor Michigan authorities search for 10 year old Kelly Martin who was abducted as she walked with friend Tracy Leedy. A gray haired man aged 55 to 65 forced Kelly into a tan late model car with Michigan plates after a daytime encounter near her Benton Harbor area home.
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Public asked to help shape wage price guidelines
Washington brief details a 52 page council summary inviting business labor and public input on next year's wage price guidelines. The second year starts in October and aims to curb inflation while considering wage increases and cost of living escalators.
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Carter vows U N veto on Palestinian self determination
President Carter is expected to pledge that the United States will veto a U N Security Council draft on Palestinian self determination. He may warn Israel that U S made artillery must leave Lebanon and American planes may strike only in self defense.
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