Tanker Advisory Center repts record 13 vessels were lost during 1st 9 mos of '76; repts 604 accidents during period (M)

TANKER LOSSES SET RECORD IN '76 PERIOD

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Sen staff study recommends US lift diplomatic boycott of Rhodesia by sending official mission to Salisbury if Smith accepts pending proposals, made by Quenet Comm, to end racial discrimination; authors are Stephen Bryen and Michael Kraft; Sen Dick Clark comments (M)

MISSION TO RHODESIA URGED IN U.S. STUDY

Comment on Brazilian Pres Ernesto Giesel Govt, which has tolerated press criticism; some examples cited (S)

Brazilian Military Is Relaxing Curbs But Keeping Grip

Illus of her and Nixon on his 64th birthday

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Raiders Crush Vikings in Super Bowl

Jan 10: French intelligence authorities disclose that they have arrested Abu Daoud, member of Al Fatah's Revolutionary Council widely suspected of having planned attack on Israeli athletes in '72 Olympic Games in Munich in which 17 persons were killed; arrest, made Jan 7 in Paris hotel, came after France received arrest order issued by Interpol at request of W Ger Govt; French Pres Valery Giscard d'Estaing's adm and Foreign Min decline to comment on case, as several Arab govts reptdly protest arrest and Assn for French-Arab Solidarity calls for Daoud's release; police sources say Daoud, whose real name is believed to be Mohammed Daoud Odeh and who is identified as 1 of leaders of Black September terrorist orgn, entered France Jan 7 on Iraqi passport bearing name Youssef Raji; say he was with Palestinian delegation arriving to attend Mahmoud Saleh's funeral; W Ger and Israel both are considering whether to demand Daoud's extradition; Daoud illus (M)

French Arrest Palestinian Aide Linked to 1972 Attack at Olympics

London shoppers seek bargains during traditional Jan sales; London shops have been flooded by foreigners, whose currencies have gained at expense of pound; illus (M)

Shopping Spree in London Gives the Lie to Hard Times

Spanish Foreign Min Marcelino Oreja flies to Tunis on what he calls '1st step of a Spanish diplomatic offensive toward the Arab countries'; says his 2-day visit to Tunis will be followed soon by trips by King Juan Carlos and Prime Min Adolfo Suarez to other Arab countries (S)

Spanish Official Visiting Tunis

Internatl conf set to open in Geneva to complete UN conv which assures right of asylum; conv, initiated mainly by UN High Comr for Refugees, has won backing of US and some other nations because of incident involving Soviet seaman Simas Kudirka, who tried to defect to US by jumping ship, was returned by USCG, but was eventually permitted to settle in US; comm aide Virendra Daval comments; conv backed by Sen Edward M Kennedy, chmn of Sen Subcom on Refugees and Escapees (M)

U.N. Parley Will Work on a Treaty To Assure Right of Political Asylum

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Lagos traffic congestion, reputedly the world's worst, has not been eased by whipping of unruly drivers, but whipping program attracted wide public support; Govt recd little support for measure barring from rds cars with even or odd license plates on alternate days; is sensitive about impression traffic problem will give to those attending World Festival of Black and African Arts and Culture (M)

Motorist Is Made the Whipping Boy for Lagos's Tangled Traffic

Muzorewa angered by decision; immediate effect is expected to be further deterioration in atmosphere of Geneva conf (M)

Muzorewa Group Angered

Leaders of Zambia, Tanzania, Angola, Mozambique and Botswana back Patriotic Front alliance of Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo in Rhodesian dispute, meeting, Zambia; move is setback for Bishop Abel Muzorewa and Rev Ndabaningi Sithole (M)

Five Black African Countries Back Patriotic Front in Rhodesia Dispute

The U.N. Today

Ethiopian Govt confirms formation of all-Ethiopia Trades Union Fed, grouping 200,000 workers from country's 8 unions; deputy chmn Mengistu Haile Mariam presents certificate of legis; fed is successor of Confed of Ethiopian Labor Unions, which was dissolved by mil council in early '76 (S)

World News Briefs

Sen Edmund S Muskie to ask Cong to extend Fed aid for sewage treatment plants, noting 11 states that will otherwise run out of money for such projects in '77 (S)

Extension of Sewage Aid Asked

Gen Alexander M Haig, in int in US News & World Rept, comments on mil improvements in NATO in past 5 yrs but holds relative improvement in Soviet capabilities has been greater and warns that NATO deterrent could collapse without increased defense effort (S)

HAIG SAYS SOVIET BUILDUP IMPERILS WEST'S SECURITY

Analysis of Turkish-Soviet relations holds repeated postponement of Turkish visit by Prime Min Aleksei Kosygin illustrates Turkish Govt's caution and ambivalent altitude toward USSR; says Turkish Govt is eager for econ support from USSR, but is suspicious of Moscow's motives

Turkish‐Soviet Detente

lies seriously ill in his Wiltshire home; doctors say Eden's condition has deteriorated rapidly in recent days due to progressive liver failure (S)

Condition of Anthony Eden, Ill With Liver Failure, Is Said to Deteriorate

Rival pol groups clash at rallies in Pakistan's North West Frontier Province for Mar gen elections; at least 6 persons are reptd killed; policemen are rushed to rallies in Dera Ismail Khan, pol stronghold of Maulana Mufti Mahmoud, leader of opposition in Natl Assembly (S)

6 Are Reported Killed in Clashes At Pakistani Pre‐Election Rallies

Barak tells Cabinet probe should cease; should cease; Govt sources say new allegations of illegal campaign contributions to ruling Labor Party in '73 might lead to further investigation; Uri Avneri, Haolam Hazeh editor, Laviv submitted new charges to police about illegal transfer of funds to Labor Party in '73; suspects funds were skimmed off real estate transactions by Shikun Ovdim construction co that Ofer headed before he joined Cabinet (M)

Week After Suicide, Israel Halts Inquiry

Israeli Justice Min officials confer, Jerusalem, on possibility of applying to France for extradition of Daoud; spokesman notes there is extradition treaty between 2 nations; Shmuel Tamir, leader of Free Center Party, calls for extradition (S)

Israelis Confer on Extradition

Pol scandals affecting French Govt discussed; conflict-of-interest involving Govt officials and Dassault-Breuget Co noted (M)

Business‐Political Scandals Are Disillusioning French

about 100 Panamanian students burn US flag in CZ to mark 13th anniv of clash in which 21 Panamanians and 4 Amers were killed (S)

STUDENTS BURN U.S. FLAG  IN CANAL ZONE PROTEST

Aaron Jordan Bramlett is an American former professional basketball player.

A. J. Bramlett, American basketball player

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Clark Cromwell Haggans was an American professional football player who was a linebacker in the National Football League (NFL). He played college football for the Colorado State Rams as a defensive end, and was selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the fifth round of the 2000 NFL draft. Haggans played in the NFL from 2000 through 2012 for the Steelers, Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers.

January 10, 1977

Headlines from January 10, 1977

TANKER LOSSES SET RECORD IN '76 PERIOD

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MISSION TO RHODESIA URGED IN U.S. STUDY

Brazilian Military Is Relaxing Curbs But Keeping Grip

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Billboard 200

Songs In The Key Of Life

Hotel California

Boston

Wings Over America

A New World Record

Notable Births

Historical Context for January 10, 1977