Karpov Allowed Blueberry Yogurt During World Chess Match
In Baguio City Phil. Anatoly Karpov won a partial allowance to receive blueberry yogurt during the world chess championship matches with Viktor Korchnoi. Chief arbiter Lothar Schmid stated yogurt only, rejecting other foods, as the title and $350000 prize hinge on first to six wins. draws do not count.
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Baguio City
Philippines
UPI
Anatoly Karpov
Lothar Schmid
Karpov
Viktor Korchnoi
Jordan Pressures White House Staff on Drug Use
Washington AP report says Hamilton Jordan pushed staff to avoid marijuana and cocaine after Carter directive. Friends describe him as stern on drugs and eager to enforce the law, citing Bourne’s resignation over a false prescription and Jordan’s hard line on staff conduct.
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Washington
Hamilton Jordan
Carter
White House
Terry O'Connell
Jordan
Peter G. Bourne
Bourne
Hamilton
O'Connell
John Golden
Jordan’s
Georgia
Democratic National Committee
Food costs rise over ten percent this year
Washington reports food prices have climbed more than 10 percent this year with the average family of four facing about $200 extra to buy food if trends persist. Rep. Fred Richmond leads a House subcommittee inquiry into causes and effects, while Barry Bosworth outlines administration views with economists from the Agriculture Department and consumer groups weighing in. Beef, fruits, and vegetables are key contributors to the CPI rise.
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Washington
UPI
House
Fred Richmond
D-N.y
Agriculture Subcommittee On Marketing, Consumers and Nutrition
Barry Bosworth
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Howard Hjort
Agriculture Department
Kathleen O'Reilly
Consumer Federation of America
George Koch
Grocery Manufacturers of America
Congress
Fire Victim Recalls Rescue Efforts During House Blaze
Witness recounts a split level home fire that trapped a bedridden son and family members. Harris and daughter Cindy escaped through a window as flames engulfed the family room. Neighbors and Red Cross offered aid while a fund was started at Cutcher's Brownhelm. Hall, who helped rescue David, says people act instinctively in such crises.
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Cindy
David
Harris
Hall
Middle Ridge Road
Halls
Harrises
Red Cross
Cutcher
Brownhelm
Baumhart Road
North Ridge Road
Sharon Zaleski
Middle Ridge
Tri-City
Lorain
Rhodesian war reaches Salisbury capital amid first gun battles
UPI reports Rhodesia's five year guerrilla conflict reaches Salisbury with police confirming the first combat between authorities and black guerrillas in the capital. Bomb and grenade assaults on white owned shops preceded the clash. The capital endured a new escalation in the insurgency.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
UPI
First Lady Rosalynn Carter hosts job growth seminar
Washington UPI reports First Lady Rosalynn Carter invites about 200 delegates from Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico to an all day seminar on boosting local job opportunities. Delegates pay own way or receive community sponsorship and will share success stories.
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Washington
UPI
Rosalynn Carter
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Pereda appoints 14 member cabinet in Bolivia
Bolivia's new President Gen. Juan Pereda named a 14 member cabinet after taking office in a power move that ousted former President Hugo Banzer. A principal opponent called the regime totalitarian anti national and anti popular while the United States termed the actions a serious democratic setback. Pereda used the ceremony to justify his government and issue his first policy statement.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Juan Pereda
United States
Pereda
Hugo Banzer
Training for marathons beyond the beginner phase
Dr George Sheehan and runner Kenny Moore discuss training frequency and variety. They describe LSD endurance work, fast running, fartlek, hill sessions, and interval training, with guidelines on rest, pacing, and race preparation tailored for serious competitive runners.
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George Sheehan
Kenny Moore
Ernst van Aaken
van Aaken
Arthur Lydiard
Lydiard
End of Series in The Runner's Handbook Notes
Brief author note from The Runner's Handbook outlines closing remarks on an athletic series. Credits Penguin Books and distribution by King Features Syndicate.
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Penguin Book
Jack Shepherd
Robert Glover
King Features Syndicate
Venus bound craft to leave for Venus in August
A UPI report states a Cape Canaveral launch is planned for August 7 to deploy four instrumented probes into Venus. This mission follows Pioneer Venus 1, launched May 20, now 15.6 million miles from Earth and en route to orbit Venus around December 4.
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U.S
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Chile
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Leigh
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Salvador Allende
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Tito
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Soviet Union
Bob Glover
Fartlek
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Herbert Reindel
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