Voyager 1 launch labeled flawless by NASA officials
Pasadena reports Voyager 1 lifted off from Cape Canaveral atop a Titan Centaur rocket on schedule with all booms deployed and instruments active. NASA said the mission proceeded without the issues that plagued Voyager 2, despite a prior delay to correct a deployment concern.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John Casani
Voyager
Rodney Mills
Casani
Firebomb injures 15 at Northwest Washington restaurant
District of Columbia police sought three men suspected of firebombing a crowded Northwest Washington night spot injuring at least 15 people. Three victims were listed in critical condition and several others burned. Investigators said revenge may be the motive at Shepherd Park Restaurant. The trio allegedly returned after being told to leave, hurling a container of flammable liquid through the front door.
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Washington
UPI
District of Columbia
Shepherd Park
Labor Day crowds and violence mark a tumultuous day
Labor Day drew 600,000 at Coney Island and 1.5 million on Southern California beaches, with a swarming highway crowd and weather from Hurricane Babe along the Gulf. Violent scenes included a Ku Klux Klan rally attack in Columbus, Ohio, a Christine an armband shooter in Charlotte, and strong winds across the South. Meany cautioned that union success has cost some support while praising Carter as a friend in the White House.
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United Press International
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White House
CBS Morning News
Meany
Michigan
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Mackinac
Columbus
Ku Klux
National Safety Council
Council
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Florida
Mississippi
Pass Christian
Miss
Ponchatoula
New York City
Link Sought in Central Ohio Legionnaires Disease Mystery
Microbiologists and doctors search records and interview relatives to find a link among five Central Ohio women with Legionnaires disease. Catherine M. McCoy of Columbus is dead. four Franklin County cases are confirmed. Investigators push hospitals for undetected cases as they study the Philadelphia outbreak link and await CDC test results.
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UPI
Ohio
Catherine M. McCoy
Columbus
Riverside Hospital
Pennsylvania
American Legionnaires
Philadelphia
Franklin County
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Health Department
Congress Returns to Busy Schedule in New Session
Washington analysts expect a monthlong recess to end with a crowded calendar. A Panama Canal dispute, a widening scandal, and multiple contentious issues will keep the House and Senate in session through January, with aims to adjourn mid October. The Sept 15 budget deadline dominates week one, and Bert Lance hearings are planned.
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UPI
Congress
House
Senate
Liddy to Be Paroled Tomorrow From Danbury Prison
Watergate figure G Gordon Liddy was to appear in Williamsport court to arrange payment of a 40000 dollar fine and potential legal fees before his parole from Danbury Federal Prison. If the arrangements satisfy authorities, he will spend his last night in custody and be released Wednesday.
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Williamsport, Pa
UPI
G. Gordon Liddy
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conn
Liddy
Williamsport
John Sirica
U.S
Danbury Institution
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Joseph Nardoza
Allenwood
Nardoza
Watergate
Carter
Congress
Real Estate Time Factor in Home Sales
A guide notes buyers often stall on loan approvals. It advocates a contingency clause to grant a fixed period to secure financing or void the contract. Kathy Hoisington, Principal Broker of Hoisington Realty, highlights industry roles and licensure in Vermont and New York.
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Hoigington
Hoisington Realty
Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors
Tri-State Real Estate Institute, Inc
Vermont
New York States
Funds tripled to aid battered women
Washington reports the LEAA will nearly triple funding for battered women programs. Twelve counseling projects and seven shelter and hot line initiatives receive $1.3 million past three years, with $1 million set aside for the next year as Congress weighs $60 million over three years for emergency shelters and counseling.
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Washington
UPI
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Coun
Seling
Congress
Britain Strikes Spread Across Ground and Air
Britain endures a week long air traffic control strike while ground actions intensify. Electricity workers walk out in a wildcat stoppage threatening outages. printers strike two papers. 25,000 workers stay home at a car factory. bus and postal service protests threaten Glasgow and other routes. Overseas flights face delays as crews cope with disruptions.
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London
UPI
Glasgow
United States
France
Spain
Bennington Bond Balance Shows Various Amounts
A clipped fragment notes sums like 1 month 3 months 6 months and figures such as $5.10 $15.30 along with a total $61.26 tied to Bennington. The text appears from a financial record or ledger noting the seated figures and a reference to U.S. Ramna.
Authorities optimistic as school opens
NEW YORK (UPI) The new school year opening this week probably will mark a strong recovery for education at all levels. Dr. Ernest L. Boyer, U.S. Commissioner of Education, urged parents to help. He said schools exist to aid children and parents are the first teachers, capable of providing crucial support and encouragement.
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New York
UPI
Ernest L. Boyer
U.S
Boyer
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