Third Man Arrested In Madison Murder Case
Police in Dallas Texas report the arrest of Clifford C Caudill of Huntington West Virginia the third suspect in the Madison WV jewelers murder case The Hawkins couple were found shot and tied and a large jewelry theft was reported investigators indicate Caudill York and Finley face murder or abduction charges with extradition to Tennessee likely. Caudill awaits a Dallas hearing on extradition.
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Madison, W.va
Dallas
Tex
Tennessee
Clifford C. Caudill
Huntington
W.va
Caudill
Campbell County
Tenn
al Cassell
Hawkinses
Hawkins
Mingo County
William Wesley York
Wes Finley Jr
Dingess
Logan County
Cureton
West Virginia
Health Minister Defection Ties to Mass Killings Report
Idi Amin says Henry Kyemba, the health minister who defected to Britain, channeled funds abroad and faced potential charges at home. The London Sunday Times and Radio Uganda reported killings under Amin’s regime, with Kyemba seeking asylum in England after WHO events in Geneva.
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Kenya
Idi Amin
Britain
Uganda
Henry Kyemba
Home Office
Kyemba
Amin
England
London Sunday Times
Radio Uganda
Europe
Henry
Susan
Geneva
London
Godfrey Binaisa
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Fire Hero In Seclusion After Beverly Hills Fire
Walter Bailey the teen who warned crowds during the Beverly Hills Supper Club blaze has entered seclusion to escape media attention. His mother says he is distraught by adulation and has assumed a false identity while traveling to escape. Bailey saved hundreds by guiding exits but fears focus on him rather than others who helped.
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Cincinnati
Walter Bailey
Beverly Hills
Bailey
Janie Hogle
Associated Press
President Carter
Carter
Alexandria
Texas
California
Florida
Hollywood
Manchin to send Minutemen for Tuesday elections
West Virginia Secretary of State A James Manchin said he will deploy 10 to 15 investigators dubbed Manchin's Minutemen to monitor municipal voting. They will ensure votes are not counted before polls close and will inspect races in Clarksburg and Vienna. Staff will be on hand in Charleston to handle voting complaints Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Orth Team
Charleston
W.va
James Manchin
Manchin
Minutemen
Clarksburg
Vienna
Secretary of State
Police find solo patrols safer and more economical
A study sponsored by the Police Foundation and System Development Corp concludes single officer patrols outperform paired units. In San Diego trials, 22 single-officer cars patrolled more area than 22 two-officer units, suggesting departments save money and expand coverage by switching to solo patrols.
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Washington
Eessey
E Police Foundation
System Development Corp
Santa Monica
Calif
San Diego
Prairie Grove ravine battle site sparks amphitheater fight
Civil War buffs derail a $31,500 state amphitheater plan in the Prairie Grove ravine. State Parks Director says plans shelved amid opposition. Local Civil War Roundtable founder calls the site hallowed ground and warns the area should honor rather than serve recreation.
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Prairie Grove
Ark
Richard Davies
Jerry Russell
Little Rock
Arkansas
Bill Ramsey
Anderson signals delay on Carter energy plan
Rep. John Anderson of Illinois said House Republicans will not hurry to action on President Carter energy proposals. He criticized lack of consultation and urged time to study the plan while stressing the need to increase energy supplies.
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New York
John Anderson
Illinois
House
Carter
Anderson
House Republican Conference
Energy Committee
First Lady Rosalynn Carter Visits Peru and Prepares for Brazil
First Lady Rosalynn Carter attended a Roman Catholic Mass in a Lima area chapel and rested at a hilltop cottage. She rode a cable car to reach the chapel, received praise from Father Peter Halligan, and planned to travel to Brazil after a day of study with NSC adviser Robert Pastor.
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Lima
Peru
Rosalynn Carter
Brazil
Carib
Researchers To Study Lung Disease At VPI
A NIH funded two year study by Virginia Tech researchers aims to identify atypical mycobacteria as a possible 20 percent factor in pulmonary disease deaths along the seacoast from Virginia to Texas. The work, conducted by Bruce Parker and Joseph Falkinham III, notes the organisms are not virulent like TB and may become harmful only in weakened individuals.
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Blacksburg
Virginia
Texas
National Institutes of Health
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Bruce Parker
Tech
U.S
Joseph O. Falkinham III
Parker
Falkinham
Portsmouth
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Mobile
Ala
James River
Savanna River
Georgia
Low Profile No Longer Possible For Maryland's Lee
Maryland Lt. Gov. Blair Lee III is acting governor after Gov. Mandel designated him for an unspecified period as Mandel undergoes a retrial and health concerns. Lee, 61, begins a 1978 gubernatorial campaign while balancing duties and credit or blame for state actions.
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Maryland
Mandel
Blair Lee III
Lee
Annapolis
Montgomery County
Board of Public Works
John Hanson Briscoe
House of Delegates
Briscoe
Steny H. Hoyer
Maryland Senate
Hoyer
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