Longet Breaks Down In Testimony In Sabich Shooting Trial
In Aspen Colorado Claudine Longet weeps as prosecutors outline the case over the death of skier Spider Sabich. Witnesses describe her as distressed and a career with ties to Andy Williams. Prosecutors seek a reckless manslaughter conviction with potential penalties up to 10 years and $30,000.
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Claudine Longet
Sheriff's
George Ackerman
Rocky Mountain
Andy Williams
Ashley Anderson
Sabich
Miss Longet
Roy Griffith
Pitkin County
Ringy
Griffith
Anderson
Claudine
Spider
George Lohr
Charles Weedman
Robert Nicoletti
Denver Police
Nicoletti
Dissidents Blamed for Soviet Subway Explosion
In Moscow a journalist linked dissident groups to a subway blast Saturday night with reports of casualties. Official sources cited three to seven dead and multiple injuries, while some Western reporters noted two other explosions that night.
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Kremlin
Victor Louis
London Evening News
Louis
Lyuda Alexeyeva
Soviet Union
Tass
Lenin
Lawyers Take Over Gilmore Execution Battle
Two attorneys taking over appeals for inmates on Utah’s death row plan to file friend of the court briefs to block Gary Gilmore’s upcoming execution. The ACLU will argue to stay the death date while other appeals proceed, as witnesses seek access to the firing squad setting.
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UPI
Utah
Gary Gilmore
American Civil Liberties Union
Gilmore
ACLU
Robert van Sciver
Gil Athay
van Sciver
U.S
Alden Anderson
Salt Lake Tribune
NBC
KUTV
Amin plans invite for Onoda to Uganda Jan anniversary
Ugandan President Idi Amin reportedly intends to invite Japanese World War II holdout Hiroo Onoda to the January 19 anniversary of Amin's rise to power. Onoda, 54, surrendered in 1974 and now lives in Brazil after years in the Lubang jungle.
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Idi Amin
Uganda
Kyodo News Service
Nairobi
Amin
Hiroo Onoda
Onoda
Philippine
Lubang
Brazil
Africa
Gazette Co. established daily newspaper details
Established in 1883 by The Gazette Co published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscriptions vary by carrier and mail with specific weekly and yearly rates for different regions. The Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights for local and AP dispatches.
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Ry Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Skier Glides Beacon Street During Snowstorm
Jay Bragdon from Cambridge skis along Beacon Street as motorists crawl through a Boston snowstorm. The investment broker says he makes good time while skiing his business rounds with the Massachusetts state house in the background.
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Boston
Beacon Street
Jay Bragdon
Cambridge
Bragdon
Massachusetts State House
Pledge Aims to End Rhodesian War in Africa
British mediator Ivor Richard arrived in Tanzania from Zambia after securing assurances from President Kenneth Kaunda that guerrilla fighting would stop once an interim Rhodesian government is formed. Richard plans talks with President Julius Nyerere in Dar es Salaam as the Geneva peace conference in London is postponed without a new date.
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Dar ES Salaam
Kissinger Defends Record At Washington Farewell
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger defended his eight year record to the National Press Club crowd. He lamented Watergate trauma, said Nixon’s weakness limited U.S. foreign policy and urged a rational nuclear strategy debate. He rejected Soviet supremacy and warned of mutual destruction in nuclear war.
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Richard Nixon
United States
U.S
Kissinger
Killer Storm Rips U.S. Across Regions
The first major winter storm of 1977 blankets the East with snow and ice while subzero temperatures grip the West. At least 14 storm deaths are reported as the system spreads from the Southwest to New England, with power outages, travel disruptions, and gas shortages prompting utilities to urge conservation. Tornadoes in Florida and hard freezes threaten farming, with winds and heavy snow impacting cities from Detroit to Boston and New York.
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New England
Tennessee Valley Authority
Florida
Northwest
Orlando
Tampa
Gulf Coast
Kansas
Missouri
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio
New York City
Louisville
Buffalo
Albany
N.Y
Mills May Become State Commission Chief in Arkansas
Former Rep. Wilbur Mills, after retiring from Congress amid a Fanne Foxe tie, may head the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission. Gov. David Pryor says Mills could open doors in the country and state. the job has been vacant since last year after Mills weighs the offer.
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Little Rock, Ark
Wilbur Mills
Congress
Fanne Foxe
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Mills
Arkansas
David Pryor
Pryor
Burro Role Open In Opera Production
Detroit based Michigan Opera Theatre seeks a live burro for Naughty Marietta opening scene. General director David DiChiera says any voice type from tenor to mezzo can fill the part, stage experience welcomed but not required.
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Michigan Opera Theatre
David DiChiera
Opera
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