Baby Dwarf Goat Returns to Louisville Zoo Rescue
Lance the baby Cameroon dwarf goat was returned to the Louisville Zoo by two Hot Springs men who bought him for seven dollars from three boys. The infant, under two weeks old, was fed milk substitute to prevent death and is grounded for months to recover. Zoo officials praised the men for returning him and offered seven dollars as reimbursement, which they declined beyond a dollar for gas.
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Louisville
Lance
Colleen McKinley
McKinley
Don Crosser
Dale Stone
Hot Springs
Crosser
Stone
Churchill Downs Race Track
Zoo
Robert Bean
Louisville, Ky
Churchill Downs
West German plan to try hijacker Rudolf Becvar in Munich
West Germany refused Prague demand to return Rudolf Becvar 26 the hijacker of a Czechoslovak airliner with 111 aboard. He seized control at Prague and landed in Munich where he surrendered. Police say he sought asylum and was politically motivated.
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Munich
West Germany
Prague
Rudolf Becvar
Becvar
United Nations
Fighting Ends Beirut Peace Fights Return To Front Line
Nightly clashes shattered Beirut as Moslem and Christian forces traded grenades and machine gun fire. Reports say 45 killed and 65 wounded as factions resist siege lines and threaten wider conflict near Sidon and Deir el Kamar with Arab League peacekeepers seeking containment.
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Farouk Nassar
Associated Press
Beirut, Lebanon
Beirut
Lebanon
Arab League
Camille Chamoun
Kamal Jumblatt
Chamoun
Deir el Kamar
Elias Sarkis
Yasir Arafat
Arkoub
Israel
Cairo
Sidon
Major Quake Reports Hit Irian Province in New Guinea
A major earthquake struck Irian, Indonesia, for the second time in five months. No casualties or damage details available. Seismographs in Golden, Colo recorded 7.1, Uppsala 7.0, Hong Kong 6.8.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Irian
New Guinea
The
Mission Aviation Fellowship
Jayapura
U.S
Golden
Colo
Uppsala
Sweden
Rhodesians seek two year path to majority rule
At Geneva Black Rhodesian leaders push for elections to remove whites from power within a two year interim government, while Ian Smith maintains whites would lead the interim ruling council and police and army ministries. Nkomo Mugabe and other leaders insist on immediate transfer of power to Zimbabwe's black majority. The conference seeks majority rule within two years with British mediation and no firm commitment from Kissinger.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Ian Smith
Smith
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Britain
Zimbabwe
Joshua Nkomo
Rhodesia
Richard
James Callaghan
Reality therapy sparks parental dispute at Bath Middle School
In Bath Township Ohio Ben Seigler was isolated in a four sided cardboard partition for 90 minutes as discipline. His mother Mrs Robert Seigler says the method dehumanizes students and has removed her son from school. District officials defend the practice noting its use in social adjustment centers.
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Bath Township
Ohio
Robert Seigler
Ben
Bath Middle School
Tim Larimore
Seigler
Board of Education
Kenneth Sandy
Robert Kuhlman
Bath
Reedsville Bicentennial Plans With Community Builders Club
Plans were completed for the Bicentennial dedication program at a Reedsville Community Builders Club meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown. The next gathering will include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Myers.
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Reedsville
Trimble Board to Meet on Building Funds Next Monday
Jacksonville The Trimble Board of Education will hold a special session Monday at 7 p.m. in the high school to discuss submitting an application for federal funds to support school building construction.
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Jacksonville
Trimble Board of Education
IRA Leader Maire Drumm Assassinated in Belfast Hospital
Maire Drumm, 56, a prominent IRA Sinn Fein leader, was shot by three youths in Belfast's Mater Hospital as she recovered from eye surgery. A second patient was wounded. attackers fled. Provisional IRA blamed Ulster Defense Association for the killing. Drumm, a long-time Sinn Fein figure, had opposed British rule and been jailed for illegal activity in the 1970s.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Maire Drumm
Moy-ra
Mater Hospital
The
Ulster Defense Association
Ireland
Drumm
Provisional
Sinn Fein
High Council
Jimmy
Seamus
Marre
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Ward
A. Mechem
Nelsonville
Ernest M. Collins
Athens
Athens County
Prosecuti
Battormsy Ward
Mellons College of District Attorneys
Robert Mugabe
Mozambique
Abel Muzorewa
Ndabaningi Sithole
Nkomo
Mugabe
Patriotic Front
Muzorewa
Sithole
Ivor Richard
Allen County
Northwest
Pol. Pol. Adv
Voie EO
Clyde Bronson
Democrat
the Plains
Highway Dept
Plains
Court of Appeals
Franklin
Sheeter Committee
Everett Ridge, Chinn
South May Ave
Athens, Ohio
Frey
Candy Vancko
Treas
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