Terrorism study warns U.S. faces greater foreign attack risk
CIA analyst David L. Milbank notes terrorists may step up attacks on American targets abroad amid a rise in threats. The report, drawn from 1968 to 1975 incidents, cites Libya, the Soviet Union and Cuba as sponsors and warns of possible radiological threats and attacks during events like the Bicentennial and 1980 Winter Olympics.
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Wrong Body in Cemetery Plot
Longwood Florida officials acknowledge error in James McEvers burial arrangement. They admit the wrong body was interred in the cemetery plot and outline steps to address the mistake, including future corrections and compensation.
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Soviets May Recover From Poor Harvest In 1976
The Agriculture Department task force estimates the Soviet Union could produce about 190 million metric tons of grain in 1976 despite a weak winter crop. Farmers planted 128 million hectares, roughly the same as last year, with the Russian harvest forecast 7.3 percent below the 205 million ton goal but 36 percent higher than 1975. Imports may decline but foreign grain will still be needed.
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