Vesco to Leave Costa Rica Amid Extradition Pressure
Financier Robert Vesco, a US fugitive for alleged looting of 22 million from Investors Overseas Services and a 990000 cash donation to Nixon's reelection, is set to depart Costa Rica. President Oduber announced on radio television that Vesco will leave after arranging his affairs and before the courts. No destination specified though Bahamas and Panama have been speculated. Vesco has resided in Costa Rica since June 1972, aided by former President Figueres.
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Anita Bryant campaign condemned by NOW leaders
Eleanor Smeal of NOW denounces Anita Bryant and her Save Our Children crusade for promoting intolerance and potential violence. Smeal cites anti gay propaganda in Miami, linking it to Nazicontent and warns NOW will oppose Bryant. The Dade County repeal of a homosexual rights ordinance followed Bryant's campaign victory.
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Safety agency heightens probe into Ford fan blade defect
The NHTSA has stepped up its investigation into faulty fan blades that could trigger a recall of up to 6.2 million Ford cars and trucks. The push follows a Detroit area death of mechanic Roger Keyes, 34, who was injured May 22 when a fan struck him in a 1972 Ford Torino. Ford cites 18 complaints, 14 injuries, and notes the recall covers 1970 to 1977 models.
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Carter promises faces backlash as 76 percent of top jobs go to white men
Washington AP reports that despite pledges to elevate women and minorities, 76 percent of the 266 top positions in Carter's administration are held by white males. The White House personnel office shows women at 4 percent of top posts and blacks and Hispanics similarly underrepresented, with no American Indian holders. Cabinet members include two women, and one woman works in the White House staff. observers say expectations were higher than actual appointments.
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Reagan accuses Carter of violating promises at fund-raiser
Ronald Reagan assailed Jimmy Carter in New York and Washington speeches for breaking campaign promises and promoting policies at home and abroad. He denounced Carter's repeal of political restrictions on federal workers, election day registration, and what he called a faulty foreign policy focusing on human rights.
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Hard Shell Crabs and Local Events Dominate Bay Area Ads
Fragmented ad blend notes fresh shells and oysters, daily hours, and upcoming events. Mentions Legion dances in Sharpsburg on June 1, Memorial Bay ceremonies, and regional notices. References prices, deliveries, and local business contact details amid a garbled collage of lines.
Auto industry seeks longer delay in exhaust standards
Washington reports industry leaders press for a longer postponement of tougher tailpipe emission rules. A 1980 deadline remains debated as House and Senate work toward a compromise extending testing and production timelines beyond the current plan.
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All-Black jury hears Hanafi case
The prosecutor told an all-black D C Superior Court jury that the Hanafi sect with Khaalis at its head carried a 39 hour hostage siege using 9000 rounds of ammunition and multiple weapons. He argued they were guilty of murder and conspiracy over the District Building shooting that killed reporter Maurice Williams during the March 11 crisis.
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Idi Amin Threatens to Execute Briton in Uganda
The British resident Cullen in Uganda faces a military tribunal for spying and, if found guilty, would be executed by firing squad by the end of next week, according to Radio Uganda. British Foreign Secretary David Owen commented on the arrest, while Amin’s whereabouts and recent travels drew speculation amid mounting tension with Britain.
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Lottery roundup in Maryland and Pennsylvania daily draws
AP reports Maryland Numbers Gate daily lottery drawing Thursday night with the warning number shown. In Pennsylvania the Thursday daily lottery result listed 276 as the number drawn.
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