Auto Industry and Administration Clash Over Air Rules
Washington AP The Carter administration and auto industry push for tougher or looser auto pollution standards as a House Senate conference seeks a clean air compromise. Both sides predict victory. 1978 model year exemptions linger with a 1980 pass date in Senate and 1980 1980 delay in House.
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U.S
Dutch commandos storm train free most hostages
Dutch forces with jets and armored cars stormed a train and a school near Assen freeing 49 of 55 hostages after 20 days held by South Moluccan gunmen. Two hostages and six attackers died, with 12 wounded as the assault ended the crisis.
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Bavensmilde
King killer Ray escapes Brushy Mountain prison
James Earl Ray serving 9 years for MLK assassination led a prison break at Brushy Mountain State Prison in East Tennessee with five other fugitives. They climbed a 10-foot wall under a 2300-volt line with a makeshift pipe ladder. A seventh fugitive was shot in the leg but recaptured as officials including guards, bloodhounds, state troopers, FBI, and TBCI pursued.
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Oak Ridge
First Lady Rosalynn Carter Impresses Venezuelans in Caracas
In Caracas First Lady Rosalynn Carter winds up a seven nation goodwill tour of Latin America. President Carlos Andres Perez praises her frank diplomacy and world affairs concern after a one hour meeting at Miraflores Palace. Carter planned to meet again Sunday before returning home.
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Colombia
Carter
U.S
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ACSC Announces Eight Scholarships for Mower County Students
The Austin Community Scholarship Committee awarded eight scholarships totaling $4,575 for the upcoming academic year. Individual awards ranged from $300 to $700, part of a 15 year history totaling $50,727 to Mower County students since 1963. Funding came from Rotary Club E. Ray Corey Memorial Fund, Usem Chevrolet, Horzel Mel Co. matching gifts, Our Savior's Lutheran Church, and past recipients.
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Mower County
Austin Rotary Club
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Our Savior's Lutheran Church
P. O
Austin
Minn
FDA Head Warns Doctors Against Laetrile Use
FDA Commissioner Donald Kennedy urged physicians not to mislead cancer patients by prescribing Laetrile, a substance claimed to treat cancer. The move cautions against unproven remedies amid ongoing debate over alternative therapies.
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Donald Kennedy
Carter
Washington
Congress
Amin hints execution of Briton amid Ugandan crackdown
Robert Scanlon, a former British businessman who helped carry Idi Amin in a sedan chair, faces potential execution by a Ugandan military court on spying charges. Radio Uganda warned nearly 300 Britons to avoid groups larger than three as Amin’s regime tightens controls amid mass killings allegations.
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Kenya
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Idi Amin
Amin
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Uganda
Scanlon
Kampala
London
Schedule of Pages VS-Mkt.2 Editorial 4 Society
The page plan lists sections for Editorial Society and Sports with page allocations, plus Area News Comics TV Classifieds and Legals. It notes page numbers 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 and section titles for reader navigation.
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Carter facesmixed reaction to energy plan setback
Key Democrats warn President Carter not to view recent defeats as final while some say his charges against Congress for bowing to oil and auto interests were overstated Rep Philip Sharp said. Sen Henry Jackson said Carter should accept the House defeat on a standby gasoline tax and noted a possible tax on gas guzzlers remains possible as the natural gas pricing fight continues.
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Help Wanted Classified Ad Guidance Remnant
Employment notice outlines placing a low cost Herald want ad for sales positions. It describes an immediate, mature person to sell fine ladies items with full and part time roles. Ad ran three days under employment classification scheduled for six days.
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