Security tight at Schleyer funeral in Bonn Germany
West Germany mounts a major security operation for the funeral of Hanns Martin Schleyer in Stuttgart. Leaders including Chancellor Schmidt and President Scheel attend as police guard against Baader Meinhof terrorists threats and potential attacks across Europe.
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Bonn
West Germany
UPI
Hanns-Martin Schleyer
Helmut Schmidt
Walter Scheel
Stuttgart
Schleyer
Mulhouse
France
Andreas Baader
Schmidt
Employers’ Federation
Daimler Benz Auto Company
Baader-Meinhof
Europe
Japan
Baader
Lufthansa
Majorca
Istanbul
Palermo
Sicily
Police detain 13 blacks as Biko inquest looms
Police Minister Kruger announced the Biko inquest would proceed after a preliminary probe while security officers detained 13 black men in Port Elizabeth and Johannesburg. Detentions included Ntsitisi Moremi, linked to a banned Christian Institutes group, amid ongoing violence in Eastern Cape townships.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Jimmy Kruger
Steve Biko
Kruger
Port Elizabeth
Ntsitisi Moremi
The
Christian Institute
Soweto
Col
Piet Goosen
Eastern Cape Province
Port Eliza
Beth
New Brighton
Association For Science and Technology
Nune Mgoduka
King Williams Town
Biko
Transvaal
Beeld
Black Consciousness Movement
Pretoria
Queenstown
Emirates minister killed in Abu Dhabi airport attack
A gunman shot UAE State Minister Saif bin Said al Ghobash during an attack aimed at Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halim Khaddam in Abu Dhabi. The assailant seized seven hostages, surrendered after negotiations, and authorities detained several suspects as security measures shut the airport.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
United Arab Emirates
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Abu Dhabi
al Ghobash
Khaddam
Ghobash
Damascus
Syria
Qatar
Hafez Assad
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Bahrain
Lobbyists push House debate on universal Social Security coverage
Washington lobbyists clash as House considers financing Social Security into the 1980s with universal coverage a focal point. The bill would add about 6 million workers outside Social Security by 1982 including federal, state and local staff, and nonprofit workers. Supporters predict $26 billion in 1982 and less pressure to raise payroll taxes, while opponents warn of costs to cities and existing pension contracts.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Social Security Trust
US Conference of Mayors
National League of Cities
Mayors Conference
Policeman
Atlanta
Boston
Los Angeles
American Federation of State
James Savarese
Massachusetts
Auk specimen sells for record price at London auction
United Press International reports the highest price for a stuffed bird, 9 000 British pounds nearly 25 000 dollars, paid at a 1971 London auction where a great auk specimen was acquired by the Iceland Natural History Museum.
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London
Iceland Natural History Museum
Liberals rally to block energy tax breaks in Senate clash
The $40 billion energy tax break package heads to the Senate floor as liberals vow to defeat most credits and incentives. President Carter aims to fuse House and Senate versions, seeking concessions while liberals warn of jeopardizing the bill. Edward Kennedy denounces the plan as wasteful subsidies benefiting giants, highlighting a 50 percent investment credit for plant conversions and other credits for industry and individuals.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Carter
House
White House
Finance Committee
Russell Long
D-La
Long
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert Byrd
Kennedy
Unvaccinated Children Barred From Detroit Schools
Health officials plan to bar up to 12 000 elementary students from classes today for missing state mandated inoculations against measles rubella whooping cough polio diphtheria and tetanus. Final figures to be released Wednesday.
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Detroit
UPS
Russell Charter
Classified 447 0332 The Bennington Banner ad rates
Classified notice lists publication details for The Bennington Banner at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont with delivery options and subscription rates by mail including monthly and multi month terms.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Landon Associates, Inc
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Southern Vermont College
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