Carter eyes Navy ally as CIA chief candidate
President Carter weighs Stansfield Turner, a Naval Academy alumnus and former Naval War College president, as a leading CIA nominee. Others named include Bill Moyers and H Enron. Turner travels in Washington as cabinet meetings loom.
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Anti-Gandhi rallies miss supporters in New Delhi
Misheartened aides of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi discussed campaign strategy after opponents drew two to one in weekend rallies. In New Delhi, about 200000 people gathered at the prime minister's residence for a day crowd of well wishers and hopefuls as party leaders reassessed prospects for the upcoming parliamentary elections. One line about Rockingham Memorial Hospital and a separate reckless driving charge appears unrelated to the main event.
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Seven white missionaries killed in Rhodesia raid
In Rhodesia, black guerrillas killed seven white Roman Catholic missionaries including four nuns at the Masami mission 36 miles north of Salisbury. The victims were three Britons three West Germans and an Irish Jesuit brother. Vatican notes Pope Paul VI expressed profound grief.
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Paul VI
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Jean Cardinal Villot
Patrick Chakaipa
Western
Ian Smith
Roses Cost More as February Freeze Bites Florists
Flowers groups warn Valentine shoppers that roses are scarce and pricier due to a cold wave. In New York, long stemmed red roses run about $2.50 each or $24 to $36 per dozen, up 15 to 20 percent from last year as Florida freezes and greenhouse heating shortfalls cut supplies.
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Associated Press
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Hundreds of whales beach themselves near Mayport Florida rescue efforts
About 200 pilot whales stranded along the St Johns River mouth faced a grim rescue. Volunteers and marine officers battled 48 degree air and water as six died and 25 more remained stranded. experts cited an inner ear parasite as a possible cause of the mass beaching.
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Minneapolis Man Dies After Street Assault
A Minneapolis man Donald Burch, age 5, was found unconscious on a street and died at Hennepin County Medical Center. Police say he was struck at the base of the neck in an assault or robbery that left him paralyzed.
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Youth Breaks Into St. Ansgar Bank Cites Cold Night
An 11 year old from St. Ansgar was found after breaking a bank door to keep warm. He admitted probation issues and said he broke the glass to escape, with no items reported missing and the door valued at several hundred dollars.
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Soviets launch manned craft to Salyut 5 orbit
The Soviet Union launched a two man space ship to continue experiments on the Salyut 5 space station, Tass reported. In Minnesota Rep. Nolan calls for Feb hearings on a tax free farmland investment plan by two large firms. Carter seeks an arms limit probe as defense officials mull proposals for talks with the Russians. In Hopkins Republicans look to win the Feb 22 special election while Goetz says the 1978 DFL ticket will be weak.
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Soviet Union
Salyut 5
Tass
ST. Cloud, Minn
Richard Nolan
D Minn
Washington
Carter
No Change in Fuel Oil Shortage Reported
State energy officials in St Paul said there were no major developments in the fuel situation with No 1 fuel oil still critically short. Weekend reports from the emergency fuel allocation center noted natural gas users continuing strong conservation efforts.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Temps Ease Start For Northeast Jobs And Classes
Hundreds of thousands of laid off workers and students returned to work and school as the natural gas crunch eased in the Northeast. Yet frigid temperatures linger, threatening further energy curbs while the East and Midwest still dig out from heavy winter snows.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Carter's final stage for 31.2 billion economic plan
The House Ways and Means Committee spends three days on President Carter's 31.2 billion plan to boost the economy. The panel will propose changes including a 50 dollar rebate for most Americans while considering permanent tax cuts. Ethics reviews and a South Korean influence probe loom as lawmakers plan a midweek adjournment.
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Gas profits may surge in Q1 due to cold weather
Utilities and analysts forecast up to 100 percent first quarter profit jumps for natural gas distributors as the bitter winter drives higher sales. Still, experts warn the surge is temporary and profits may shrink later amid shortages and a normalization of demand.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Buffalo, N.Y
Foster Corwith
Standard and Poor’s Investment Service
H.A. Offutt
Consolidated Natural Gas Co
Wilmington
Del
Standard and Poor
Corwith
Charm bracelet returned after low cost ad in Herald
Local woman recovered her lost gold charm bracelet after placing a low cost want ad in the Herald lost and found section. The ad ran for one day. the owner was contacted and the bracelet was returned.
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