Cyprus Cease Fire After 60 Hour Turkish Blitz
The Turkish invasion of Cyprus ends after a 60 hour push that seizes the island's northern third. A Friday cease fire stemmed renewed fighting in Nicosia along the Green Line, with UN forces reporting casualties and Turkish Premier Ecevit claiming a federation framework. Denktash warned autonomous northern administration could proceed if talks fail.
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Cyprus
Mediterranean
Nicosia
Foreign Ministry
Public Information
United Nations Command
Morphou
U.N
Bulent Ecevit
Ankara
Rauf Denktash
Aliens of America At Work In Los Angeles Bomb Threat
Police recover a 25 pound explosive from a downtown Greyhound locker after a bomb threat by Isaac Rasim claiming allegiance to Aliens of America. He warned of a second device linked to the letter I promising a Sunday blast. Authorities boosted patrols and evacuated about 1,000 people as bomb experts dismantled the device. Rasim vows to spell out the group across the nation.
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Los Angeles
Aliens of America
Greyhound
Los Angeles International
Isaac Rasim
America
Locker
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Rasim
Daryl Gates
Standard Oil Co
Coura
Israel
Continental Trailways
Peter Hagan
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
Hagan
Cotes Win Continuance In Old Orchard Beach Tent Park Case
Superior Court Justice Sumner Goffin grants a continuance in the contempt of court case brought by Old Orchard Beach against Robert and Huguette Cote over Guay's Village tent and trailer park. Hearing set for Sept 4 at 2 p.m. with $5,000 cash deposit required.
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Alfred
Sumner Goffin
Old Orchard Beach
Robert
Huguette Cote
Guay’s
Superior Court
Harry Glassman
Cote Has
Guay
Cotes
Francis Caughan
Wells
Frinsko
Cote
Leatrice Morin
Arnold
Planning Board
Henry Lemire
New England Baptist Council
Four Winds
Charlotte Clough
Aie
Former Senator Karl Mundt Dies In South Dakota
Obituary notes former U S senator Karl Mundt who served from 1948 to 1973 and died in South Dakota. The report covers his long political career and public service.
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Karl Mundt
Mitchell Faces Campaign Ad Spending Clash in Maine
Atty Gen John Lund sides with broader ad costs for campaign finance, placing Democrat George Mitchell over the 35 000 limit by about 9 500. Other candidates Wakine Tanous and Harrison Richardson had overspending issues for ad related expenses. The Campaign Reports Committee will review possible violations with state officials and candidates present.
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Augusta
John Lund
George Mitchell
Mitchell
Mitchell Imself
Peter Damborg
The
Journal
Damborg
Wakine Tanous
East Millinocket
Tanous
Harrison Richardson
Cape Elizabeth
Richardson
Campaign Reports
State Audit Bureau
Attorney General’s Office
Secretary of State
Lund
Housing Starts Decline Signals Prolonged Slump
The Commerce Department said housing starts in July fell to an annual rate just under 1.34 million, down 16 percent from June and the lowest since May 1970. Government and industry economists warn unemployment and high prices may persist as the drop marks the biggest slump in housing starts in history.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Cease-Fire Brings Mixed Reactions in Cyprus Clash
Greek Cypriots flee in gloom as Turkish forces claim gains and a cease-fire halts fighting for the third time this month. Turkish Cypriots cheer the retreat of Greek positions while Turks urge stability amid a massive population transfer and looming economic strain.
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Cyprus
Peter Arnett
Alex Efty
Nicossa
Greece
Famagusta
Kyrenia
Tragic Tale On Lenin Peak Captured By American Climber
New York Times editor notes an American climbing party’s expedition to Lenin Peak in the Pamirs. The perilous ascent faced earthquakes, avalanches, and blizzards, culminating in the loss of seven of eight Soviet women climbers and one American climber.
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Christopher S. Wren
New York Times
Moscow
Soviet Union
Lenin Peak
Wren
Mount McKinley
Sir Christopher Wren
Pamirs
Kirghizia
Tadzhikistan
Peter C. Schoening
Bothell, Wash
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Atty. Daughan
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