Arrest warrants issued in murder of Rep. Ryan
FBI seeks four or more fugitives tied to the Guyana slaying of Rep. Leo Ryan and three American journalists. Warranted suspects include David Hill also known as Rabbi Washington, Albert Bradford, Herman Ferguson, and Claude Hebert. News notes details of Jonestown gun seizures and a weather forecast follow.
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Coralville Lake Births and Local Incidents
Birth notices list nine newborns from Coralville Lake area families including Beewar Dehner Velasco Beste McDowell Ambden stock Wingerson Bildstein Moore Jennings and Ford. Incident reports note kitchen grease fire at 413 37th St NE theft unknown at 931 Rockford Rd SW alarm system fault 200 First St SE faulty washer motor 2917 Allegheny Dr NE smoke odor 1906 Mount Vernon Rd SE and cigarette lighter ignition at 180 Collins Rd NE with times in the morning and evening.
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Utah Supreme Court Delays Executions of Pierre and Andrews
The Utah Supreme Court postponed the executions of convicted killers Dale Pierre and William Andrews 64 hours before firing squads were to fire. The court agreed to hear an appeal involving race and capital punishment after Gary Gilmore’s last words were cited as potentially prophetic.
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Feinstein Named Mayor Of San Francisco AfterMoscone Death
Dianne Feinstein, widow and first woman to hold the post, was sworn in to complete 13 months of George Moscone's term after a week of turmoil. She was elected 6-2 by the Board of Supervisors and pledged to pursue emotional reconstruction and tolerance amid the city’s mourning.
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Commerce Dept Reports October Factory Orders Rise 4.2 Percent
U S factory orders increased 4.2 percent in October following a 0.7 percent rise in September and a 6.2 percent gain in August. New orders climbed to 137.4 billion dollars after seasonal adjustments, up 5.6 billion.
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Synanon Founder Charged In Rat Snake Attack Case
Charles Dederich 65, founder of Synanon, is charged with conspiracy assault and solicitation to commit murder in a rat and rattlesnake attack on a Los Angeles attorney. He remains hospitalized in Kingman Arizona after arrest and waived extradition proceedings were planned with an Arizona extradition hearing set for January 2.
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Oil price hike pitched by Saudi Arabia and Kuwait
Kuwait and Saudi Arabia reach agreement to support a staged oil price increase of 5 to 8 percent to take effect next year, with Kuwait favoring at least 10 percent Jan 1 and Saudi seeking either a freeze or a minimal gradual rise, according to Al Siyassah.
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NATO wary of Soviet allies loyalty despite Warsaw Pact strains
In Brussels NATO planners doubt Soviet allies are less loyal despite strains in the Warsaw Pact. General Alexander Haig, NATO supreme commander in Europe, notes Romania’s recent refusal to join allied spending increases and reorganization signals internal pressure, yet questions the predictability of loyalty in a real emergency.
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Cleveland to Lay Off Police and Firefighters in Budget Move
Mayor Dennis Kucinich announced layoffs of about 250 police and 150 fire personnel as part of an austerity push to restore faith in Cleveland’s finances. Finance Director Tegreene warned up to 600 city workers could lose jobs by Feb. 1, as union leaders cautioned the city risked disaster. Firefighters' Local 93 chief Jack Gannon said the department was already 300 short of a safe staffing level.
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Pioneer Venus I to Probe Earthlike Climate Origins
Scientists in Mountain View study early Pioneer Venus I data to understand Venus atmosphere and its relation to Earth's climate. First photos of the planet will be sent this afternoon and released Wednesday. Initial readings focus on the boundary between Venus’s cloudy atmosphere and solar winds.
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Tehran at Standstill as Troops and Oil Strike Roil Iran
Hundreds of troops with fixed bayonets ringed Tehran's Grand Bazaar while thousands of oil workers joined a nationwide strike crippling production. Power cuts, gunfire, and street battles marked the capital as authorities struggle to enforce curfew amid rising casualties and a deadly clash in Bushehr where Sheikh Abu Ashari was killed.
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Budget may reduce subsidized housing
President Carter's 1980 budget plan could slash federally subsidized housing by about one third, from 330000 units to roughly 225000 starting Oct 1. HUD seeks to preserve about 300000 units, while OMB argues funding could be realigned to keep units near current levels.
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Classified ad urges selling camping gear today
A compact notice invites readers to place ads and sell camping equipment now. The call emphasizes immediacy for those looking to declutter or fund new purchases.
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Free Beltone hearing aid model offered by Beltone
Beltone in Chicago announces a no cost no obligation offer of a miniature non operational model of the smallest Beltone aid. The free unit weighs under a third of an ounce and is designed for home use to demonstrate how tiny hearing help can be. Mail Dept 5214 Beltone Electronics Corp 4201 W Victoria St Chicago IL 60646.
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