Rampage injures 31 in Liberty City clashes
In Liberty City in the Miami area, 31 people were injured as rioters looted, threw rocks, and set a gas station ablaze during outbreaks tied to an attempted arrest of three youths. A 15-year-old boy, Tony Darling, was shot in the back and remained hospitalized in serious condition.
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Frisbee Contest Keeps Heat From Slowing Regis Royals
The Regis Royals coach says it’s time for recognition as hot weather doesn’t falter the Frisbee competition participants. Page 3B notes the event while other pages discuss parking policy on Seventh Avenue and retail rivalries between Kmart and Sears.
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Board approves College Community final financial report and athletic field press box
The board of education approved College Community's final financial report on Tuesday night and also authorized construction of an athletic field press box, as reported on page 5A.
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Washington Faces Resession and Inflation Issues Grow Clearer
Index Washington notes persistent recession and inflation challenges remain unsolved while signs and patterns become easier to identify, signaling ongoing economic strain and policy debate amid the broader market fluctuation.
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Bush Sees Momentum in Bush Reagan VP Speculation
Reagan weighs candidate options as Bush regains "Big Mo" momentum for the Republican ticket. Senators Lugar Laxalt Kemp Vander Jagt and Ford are discussed with Reagan amid a hedge of uncertainty on Ford. Reagan meets aides and hints a decision may come soon as the convention nears.
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Smith urges unity after adopting GOP platform 1980
Mary Louise Smith of Des Moines, a former RNC chair, says the Republican platform has been adopted with little dissent and calls for a unified campaign to defeat Carter. She stresses party strength lies in reconciling diverse views within core principles. The lengthy platform process included debate over equality language.
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Navy F-14 lands on wrong carrier in mixed up patrol
Two Navy pilots returning from a daylight patrol landed their F-14 Tomcat on USS Constellation instead of USS Eisenhower in the Indian Ocean. The Constellation crew reportedly painted slogans and demanded a ransom before the pilots were redirected to Eisenhower. The incident, while unusual, was acknowledged by a Navy official as possible though rare.
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