Caterpillar Infestation Ravages Indiana Forests
An army of caterpillars has defoliated about 34 000 trees across south central Indiana over two years, mainly oaks, with state foresters reporting the epidemic to Gov. Bowen. Officials study containment options, including moving monitoring efforts about 75 miles north to assess spread.
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Fighting erupts in Lebanese border town Yarin
Witnesses say 20 villagers were killed as fighting raged between right wing Christian attackers and pro Palestinian defenders in Yarin Med near the Lebanese border. Israeli artillery reportedly supported the attackers though troops were not landed. villagers fled toward Tyre as clashes continued.
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Prank ends in shooting death in Oakland
Peter Alderson, 17, of Piedmont, and friend Smart Somers, 18, of Oakland, fired at a street light after a party. Alderson was shot in the face and died an hour later at Merritt Hospital. Somers was arrested for voluntary manslaughter and jailed. alcohol was involved.
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Oakland City
Nevada brushfire controlled after lightning spark
A brush fire 65 miles north of Las Vegas burned over 1200 acres after lightning sparked it near Mormon Hess. Fire crews from Carson City aided Las Vegas firefighters Saturday as the blaze was brought under control by nightfall, with officials noting difficult initial suppression but eventual containment.
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Memorial notices for Mary A and Charles Edward Walker
Obituary notices list Mary A native of Mission San, widow of Charles T. Brown, aged 42, World War II veteran, survived by Norbert Brown and seven sisters. Funeral set at Fremont Memorial Chapel with burial at Willamette National Cemetery. Also Lone Charles Edward Walker obituary noting spouse Muriel, children Barbara, Margaret, Ida, and two grandchildren, services at St Joseph Church, interment Cedar Lawn Cemetery, memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Orville E. Clark
Helen Cotton
Minnesota
Willamette National Cemetery
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Muriel Walker
Barbara Moore
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Margaret Soares
San Jose
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Oakland
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Cedar Lavn
Fremont Chapel of the Hoses
Peralta Blvd
Ramento
Joan Cope
Wayne Walker
South Dakota
Ford Motor Co
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Mont Stvd
American Cancer Society
Berge-Pappas-Smith Mortuary
Suspects admit possible role in up to 43 murders in SoCal
Two men, Patrick Kearney and David Hill, both of Redondo Beach, surrendered to Riverside County authorities claiming involvement in a series of killings. They cooperated with police to locate bodies and were booked on two murder charges while being sought for questioning in additional cases across four Southern California counties. Authorities say 30 to 35 potential victims may be scattered regionally, with eight identified victims found between ages 16 and 22, some bodies in trash bags.
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Two Shrimp Boats Seized With 27 Tons Marijuana Off Florida
Authorities seized nearly 27 tons of Colombian marijuana worth about 16 million dollars aboard two converted Florida shrimp boats near Key West. Eight men were arrested unloading about seven tons from the vessel Senora Hortencia at a Stock Island boatyard before dawn, as three others fled. Marine Patrols and a U.S. Customs agent pursued and opened fire at one suspect. Daybreak deputies followed a tip and joined the investigation.
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Monroe County
Pan Am wildcat strike halts flights at Heathrow
A 24 cent per hour wildcat strike by Pan Am workers halted outbound flights from Heathrow, protesting labor practices and student labor amid Britain’s high unemployment. Pan Am reported rebooking most passengers as authorities investigated a separate marijuana haul in Florida Keys involving two vessels loaded with Colombian cannabis totaling about seven tons worth an estimated 11.8 million dollars. Local police and federal agents, including DEA and sheriff’s deputies, aided in unloading and arresting eight men identified as Jose Aguilar Juan Alano Aguilera Armando Demes Richard Edwards Pedro Gonzalez Reynalia Morejon Lanadriz Antonia Miranda and Felix Miranda.
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Robert Palmer
Freeman
Monroe County
Jose Aguilar
Juan Alano Aguilera
Armando Demes
Richard Edwards
Pedro Gonzalez
Reynalia Morejon Lanadriz
Antonia Miranda
Felix Miranda
Tanzanian ruling party denies vampire rumors in killings
In Dar es Salaam the ruling Revolutionary Party rejected rumors that vampires are being used to kill warders and to pressure the public. Police arrested a woman after she accused a man of bloodsucking in a downtown park amid editorials insisting residents see the crimes as criminal acts, not vampiric plots.
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Dar Es Salaam
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Immigrants Back Carter Rights Stand In Vienna Visit
UPI reports Senator Robert Dole said Eastern European immigrants in Vienna view President Carter's human rights stance as long term positive despite short term repression. He noted exiles like Zdenek Mlynar and Yuri Minukh support Carter's emphasis and will continue to Belgrade and beyond to Israel for further meetings.
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Zionist Organization of Nerica
Menahem Begin
He Found Jesus Then Went Broke In Davenport
Richard Raute traded adult books for a Christian shop in Davenport Iowa but the Bible store failed financially. From a $100000 yearly Swinger's World trade to weeks earning only 296 and 55 Raute blames Christian label skeptics for hurting sales while pledging faith in Jesus. He came from Wisconsin to open the business and now faces debt with hopes for future employment fading. He says he found Jesus and will trust him despite losses.
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