Egypt to Send Foreign Minister to London Conference
Vice President announces Egypt will send Foreign Minister Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel to a mid July London conference with U S Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan. Sen William Proxmire cites U S Air Force waste for spending 18799 dollars to repair sand traps at Lackland AFB Texas. Ann Reinking returns to Broadway Dancin and flags nightclub debut July 17 at Grand Finale New York.
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FBI offers rewards in Letelier slaying case
The FBI authorized up to $10,000 for information leading to the capture of two Cuban exiles Jose Dionisio Suarez and Virgilio Paz linked to the 1976 car bombing that killed former Chilean Defense Minister Orlando Letelier and colleague Ronni Moffitt. Three anti Castro colleagues and American Michael Townley face conspiracy charges. Letelier, then at the Institute for Policy Studies, was exiled after Chile’s 1973 coup. The two fugitives are described as armed and dangerous.
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Michael Townley
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Institute For Policy Studies
Ronni Moffitt
Blind protest cane ruling march to Washington
More than 1,500 members of the National Federation of the Blind head to Washington from Baltimore to protest an FAA rule barring blind travelers from carrying white canes aboard planes. The convention drew over 2,000 attendees from Nigeria to California, while six blind travelers were denied entry on a United flight in Cleveland after refusing to surrender canes.
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Washington
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Cleveland
Dollar sinks below two hundred yen in Tokyo market
The dollar neared 200 yen as Bank of Japan intervention cushioned the decline. The yen hovered around 201 after opening at 200.50 yen, well down from 201.35. A drop under 200 yen would raise U.S. imports costs, while leaders urge U.S. inflation control and reduced oil spending. President Carter slated for Bonn summit.
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Polish Cosmonaut and Russian Commander Prepare Return from Salyut 6
Miroslaw Hermanszewski and Pyotr Klimuk ready the Soyuz 30 capsule for Earth return after a week aboard Salyut 6. International crew members Vladimir Kovalenok and Alexander Ivanchenkov remain aboard for a planned docking with a robot supply craft as the four sign documents confirming the second international crew docked with the station.
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Israel Opens Million Dollar Camel Clinic At Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion University inaugurated a new camel clinic as part of its veterinary hospital in Beersheba. The $1 million facility performs X-rays blood and urine tests on camels, amid an estimated 20 000 camels in the Negev Desert.
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Negev Desert
Carter and Mondale hopeful on Middle East peace progress
President Carter and Vice President Mondale voiced optimism about potential peace progress ahead of the London foreign ministers meeting. They discussed the Egyptian peace plan, with Mondale noting Israeli attendance and both leaders emphasizing the need for peace in the Middle East amid ongoing regional efforts.
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Desegregation Bus Funding Blocked by State Board
The State Controlling Board blocked release of 1.2 million for Columbus schools to add 213 buses for desegregation this fall. Lawmakers want the Legislature to decide how much state aid should cover desegregation costs amid Columbus and Cleveland fiscal crises.
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Rhodes demands personal report on Columbia Gas wells closure
Ohio Governor Rhodes orders Columbia Gas Systems to submit a personal report by July 14 detailing plans to reopen Ohio producing wells and fix facility deficiencies blamed for reduced gas service. He also questions coal gasification projects in North Dakota in favor of Ohio coal derived gas for cheaper consumer energy.
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Fourth of July traffic toll climbs past six hundred
United Press International reports 634 people killed in traffic since the holiday weekend began, California leads with 68 deaths, and despite Operation CARE efforts over 44 states drivers faced fatigue, high drownings, and fatal plane crashes near Oklahoma.
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