Israel helicopter crash kills 54 in West Bank
An Israeli air force CH53 helicopter with 54 servicemen aboard crashed five miles west of the Jordan River in the occupied West Bank. Lt. Gen. Mordechai Gur called it the worst air force disaster in Israel's history. An inquiry ruled out foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
West Bank
Mordechai Gur
Jordan River
Gur
Gur Said
U S Reluctant to Accept Taiwan Ambassador
Washington officials say the United States has refused for two years to accept a new Taiwan ambassador. They warn Peking may view acceptance as delaying normalization with China and dictating U S policy toward the mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
People’s Republic of China
Taiwan
U.S
Peking
Polygamist Surgeon Killed in Murray Office Shooting
Police say Dr. Rulon Allred a 71-year-old neuropathic surgeon and polygamist was killed in his Murray Utah office by two women in their 20s who fired seven shots from two handguns. The incident occurred Tuesday in the Salt Lake City suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray, Utah
Rulon Allred
Saltoke City
Eagleton Attacks Air Force Over Computer Projects
Sen. Eagleton accuses Air Force leaders of gross deception and lying to defy Congress over expensive computer development funds. He blasts Maj. Gen. Robert L. Edge's Senate testimony as disgraceful and demands accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Thomas Eagleton
Robert L. Edge
Senate Defense Appropriations
Senate
Legislature flushes gun control bill in Minnesota Senate
The Minnesota Senate defeated the seven day permit to purchase handgun bill 38 to 27. Sponsor Sen. Bill McCutcheon seeks votes to revive it, arguing stronger handgun controls save lives while opponents call the measure red tape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Senate
Bill McCutcheon
Dfl-St. Paul
Senate
McCutcheon
Robert Lessard
DFL International Falls
Atty
Warren Spannaus
Spannaus
Firefighting under way as Minnesota forest fire swells
A 1 000 acre northern Minnesota blaze near Hillman grows amid a ban on open fires in Superior National Forest. Three air tankers aid ground crews as authorities warn tinder dry conditions and limit BWCA campfires to portable stoves and stone fireplaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Superior National Forest
DNR
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
BWCA
Park Rapids high school senior to sing own graduation song
Park Rapids senior Joe Passafaro, 18, won board approval to perform his self written song Wed all like to say at the June 3 graduation. He hopes the piece sets a positive mood and hopes classmates listen. The board also heard about CABE curriculum group nominations and discussed a potential spring break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Meyer
Park Rapids High School
Joe Passafaro
Passafaro
Park Rapids
Dick Thoreson
Americans For Better Education
Tom Condiff
CABE
Condiff
Bix
Beltrami County weighs northern police coverage limits
Beltrami County commissioners again discussed policing the northern half as eight Kelliher residents urged an extra deputy. Sheriff Tolman notes seven full time deputies with two on special duties leaving five to patrol 3,000 square miles. Authorities consider stationing a Grygla deputy since 1975 and joint coverage with Marshall County, with no action yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beltrami County
Board of Commissioners
Kelliher
Tom Tolman
Tolman
Grygla
Marshall County
Sheriff's Department
Walt Fenske
Rodney Benson
Donald Goedeke
Wishbone
Cass Lake
Goedeke
Beltrami Welfare Board approves one year contract raises
The Beltrami County Welfare Board in special session approved a new one year contract for welfare department employees retroactive to Jan 1. The deal provides a $25 monthly pay raise for 30 bargaining unit workers and similar increases for six supervisory and confidential staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beltrami County Welfare Board
Welfare Department
Ision
F.R. Weddel
Brazil coffee crop seen rebounding to 17 million bags
The Agriculture Department projects Brazil's 1977-78 coffee production at 17 million bags, a 79 percent rise from 9.5 million bags in 1976-77. Despite recovery, output may not reach pre frost levels until 1979-80, as leafing and growth rebound across major zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brazil
Agriculture Department
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
United States
USDA
Parana
Sao Paulo
Also Mentioned on This Page
China
Eagleton
Dflers
House
DFL
Nicholas Coleman
Coleman
St. Paul
Jon Willand
Minneapolis
The
Committee For Effective Crime Control
Pioneer
Chris Mattison
J. W. Smith
Christian McDougall
Margaret Boysen
Bemidji Community Hospital
National Hospital
Brainerd
Associated Press
Hillman
Department of Natural Resources
Bemidji
Merlyn Wesloh
Washish
Upper
Red Lake
Wesloh
Tex Hawkins
Roseau
Hawkins
Park Rapids School Board
John Bix
Ralph Jaschob
Roberta
Beltrami County Board
Beltrami
Beltrami Welfare Board