California Unit Linked To Arrests
An 18 year old Anderitan woman and two men were arrested in Santa Barbara linked to an extremist group. The woman arrived at Heathrow with five machine pistols and 180 rounds of ammunition. Suspects include Allison Thompson of Santa Barbara, Atur Naseen of Pakistan, and Abelkhir Hakaoui of Morocco. Scotland Yard imposed security blackout pending trial or deportation.
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Convicted of Murder in Georgia Farm Family Slaying
A jury convicted Carl Isaacs of murder in the slaying of a Georgia farm family, after a brief deliberation. The verdict came after a short trial in Donalsonville, marking a pivotal moment in the case.
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Rising Ceasefire Strains Roil Middle East Tensions
United Press reports rising truce violations clouding the region as Israel lists three soldiers dead and ten wounded in a one day losses after the cease-fire effective Oct 4 amid heavy exchanges with Syria along the Galan Heights. UN and Cairo sources cite increasing cease-like violations including artillery fire as talks on disengagement near Suez Canal stall. Moshe Dayan rails at the continued fire and warns the cease-fire must be kept by both sides or collapse. Jordan’s King Hussein warns of risks of a separate peace and reveals historical options and a withdrawal from a Jordanian troop contingent.
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O'Hare Retains Title as Busiest World Airport 1978
Chicago O'Hare International Airport remains the world’s busiest airport in 1978, handling a record volume of arriving and departing passengers. The airport’s annual traffic peaks and underscores its status amid rising air travel demand.
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Skylab 3 Crew Predict 84 Day Mission Will End
Skylab 3 commander Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson spoke at a Houston press briefing on day 48 of the 12 week mission. They said past glitches are behind them as they press toward 84 days, noting improved coordination with ground control and personal insights from spaceflight. Carr and Gibson addressed early vomiting, crew discipline, and the emotional effects of orbiting Earth, while all three stressed careful use of fuel and systems as they push toward completion.
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Storks Soar Mow Mn 15.68 Stock Market Update
New York AP reports stocks rose on encouraging economic news and easing margin requirements for buying on credit. The Dow Jones fluctuated, climbing early then dropping, with advances leading declines in heavy afternoon trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
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50 Feared Dead In Ferry Sinking in Dacca
A ferry sank on the Wiewbta river near Dacca Bangladesh with around 50 feared dead. survivors describe a sudden capsizing after strong currents and overcrowding. Rescue teams from local authorities and coast guard are searching the area as night falls.
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Gasless Sundays Shift Church Attendance Across Regions
An Associated Press survey finds mixed church turnout amid energy shortages and gasless Sundays. Some congregations report higher midweek and Saturday masses while others see declines as households cut travel. Clergy cite desires to preserve worship habits but note shifts in service timing and participation patterns in multiple states.
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Gas Prices to Rise as Distributors Enforce 10 Gallon Rule
Washington officials report major oil firms and independent distributors agree to enforce a 10 gallon per customer limit at company owned stations, with franchised locations urged to follow. Simon predicts next month or two will see new gasoline price increases totaling about 8 to 11 cents from December levels, as production cuts and demand shifts press prices higher. IRS plans dedicated agents to curb price violations. three big oil firms raised wholesale prices by 8 cents for Amoco, 2 cents for Sunoco, and 1 cent for Standard Oil of Ohio, signaling broader price controls loosening yet remaining in effect.
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Kissinger: Nixon Plans Oil Action
Secretary of State Kissinger said Nixon will launch undetailed moves to foster cooperation among oil nations. He cited price and supply agreements as serving both producers and consumers and noted two countries expected to be affected by new measures. He discussed recent price spikes and a per gallon retailer rise, while delaying a time frame for lifting the embargo.
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Rockets Kill 8 In Phnom Penh
Eight people were killed and about two dozen injured when rockets struck Phnom Penh over two days. Rockets hit residential areas near central markets and the capital’s army headquarters as authorities pursue a broader peace effort with international mediators.
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Tax inquiry flags gasoline price controls in study
In a tokiled development the Internal Revenue Service survey strove to reveal gasoline situations and vinicating price regulations at a higher rate than any other industry under government price guidelines. About 20 percent of service stations checked were selling
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President Signs Rise in Benefits in Social Security Plan
President Bigan signed into law an 81 percent rise in Social Security benefits raising the average retirement payment from 161 dollars to 304 for an individual and to 456 for a couple. The bill also adjusts the wage base to 13 200 for 1974 and expands related programs while signing a 78.7 billion defense appropriation.
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Irish Police Take 20 IRA Suspects
Dublin AP report says Irish police rounded up at least 20 suspected IRA members in border towns Donegal Monaghan and Louth. They were charged with offenses against the state under a law Cosgrave of the Irish Republic pledged to reactivate after talks with Northern Ireland and Britain.
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A fragmented OCR fragment mentions danger and a person named Just iM dead aid ime, implying a cautious note about safety or risk. The text is garbled with no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations.
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