H-Bomb Article Secrecy Fight Ends in Dismissals
MADISON Wisconsin AP The government abandons two lawsuits to block H bomb secrecy stories in Progressive and Daily Californian The Justice Department cites publication of restricted material as reason for dismissal The Progressive plans to publish The H Bomb Secret by Howard Morland while Madison Press Connection praises the decision.
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Chrysler Tops U S Fuel Economy List Amid Chrysler Troubles
The EPA reports Chrysler is the only American automaker with 1980 models in the Top 10 fuel economy, led by Dodge Colt and Plymouth Champ at 37 mpg. Volkswagen dominates with two Rabbit diesels at 42 and 40 mpg. Honda Civic and other models fill the rest at 35-36 mpg.
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Army to Relax Enlistment Rules to Boost Recruitment
The Army plans to loosen schooling requirements for new recruits to meet manpower goals for fiscal 1980 starting Oct 1. It will drop the 10th grade minimum for both sexes while maintaining a 31 percent minimum on the entrance test. Officials say higher standards for women will be aligned with men, with a new applicant profile questionnaire to screen 17 year olds. The service aims to reach about 173 000 recruits, about 15 000 more than this year, as enlistments lag across all services by late August.
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UMW President Arnold Miller Admitted for Observation
In Charleston West Virginia UMW President Arnold Miller 56 was admitted to CAMC Memorial division for observation after a recent return from illness. Miller is in satisfactory condition and his health remains a focus as he contemplates retirement or a continued role.
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Private Eye Accepts Assignment To Find Man's German Shepherd
Philadelphia private investigator Russell Kolins takes on a missing dog case with a $500 bounty for Toga the German shepherd. The 28 year old owner, Bucks County resident, and two Kolins investigators pursue leads after the dog vanished from a boat along the Delaware River on Sept. 7.
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Air Canada Jet Loses Tail Part Over Atlantic
An Air Canada DC-9 with 42 aboard lost part of its tail over the Atlantic and made a safe emergency landing at Boston Logan. One crewman was slightly injured as Flight 680, en route from Boston to Halifax, Nova Scotia, lost interior pressure.
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Winchester truck driver claims alien abduction
Area News reports Winchester truck driver Harry Turner says he was seized by aliens from outer space and examined by them during the night of August 28. The account appears on the Area News page.
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