Carter Goes To Jordan's Bedside: Hesitant Witness Slowing Probe
President Carter travels to Fort Wayne to visit Vernon E. Jordan Jr. as FBI delays interview with Martha C. Coleman, the sole known witness to the shooting of the civil rights leader. Coleman, questioned by local police, remains in seclusion. No arrests or motives have been identified.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Fort Wayne
Vernon E. Jordan Jr
Dan Gibson
Coleman
Authorities Recapture 300 Cuban Refugees At Fort Chaffee
At Fort Chaffee Arkansas authorities nightsticks and a cordon quickly recaptured 300 Cuban refugees who escaped the relocation center. About 150 gathered near the main gate were dispersed by riot police. prior clashes included a fire brewing attempt and rock throwing injuring federal officers.
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Fort Chaffee Center
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U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Services
No Tax Cut In Near Future Says President Carter
President Carter said there will be no tax cut this year and may seek one in 1981 if Congress keeps spending in check. He noted recession is steeper than expected and defended economic actions while citing 9.3 million jobs added over 3.5 years amid rising oil prices.
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Weather and politics brief wrap from midweek pages
Hot and humid conditions persist into Tuesday with scattered showers possible and highs in the 80s. A lingering heat and humidity trend continues through Thursday with chances of storms as a regional forecast. Page 3 notes an acute nursing shortage in Virginia while Page 7 reports Kennedy not confirming support for the President.
Llamas Guard Wyoming Sheep Ranch Against Coyotes
Morton, Wyoming, sheepman Joan Lye, borrowing three llamas, reports no losses to coyotes after 25 years of depredations. He says the curious pack animals spot danger at daybreak and deter attacks by spitting, while noting drivers’ rubbernecking as a roadside hazard. Betty Holstein lent the llamas for the test and Lye hopes for long-term success.
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