Sandinista government begins dismantling Somoza regime
In Nicaragua the five member junta establishes headquarters near Managua and implements an organic law expropriating Somoza property, guaranteeing rights, and disbanding old institutions. A security law imposes public order tribunals with jail terms for anti Sandinista activity as reconstruction plans start.
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Managua
Nicaragua
UPI
Somozas
Anastasio Somoza
Junta
Council of State
Somoza
Miami
Fla
Mercedez-Benz
Begin Resting in Hadassah Hospital After Minor Artery Obstruction
Prime Minister Menachem Begin, 65, is hospitalized in Jerusalem with a small blood clot in an artery in his head. Doctors expect a full recovery and plan 10 days to two weeks for rest, noting dizziness and vision problems but no heart-related cause.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Menachem Begin
Begin
Jerusalem
Hadassah
Assa Harel
Harel
Recession outlook worsens as GNP fall deepens
Washington analysts warn the second quarter GNP declined 3.3 percent on an annual basis, signaling a recession possibly harsher than Carter administration forecasts. Fed projects 2 percent decline, unemployment could reach 8.25 percent next year, while inflation and a 10 percent loan rate rise add to economic strain.
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Carter
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Miller
Congressional
Federal Reserve
Japan
Germany
U.S
Crocodile Sweetheart Dies After 300-Year Legend Ends
Sweetheart, an 18 foot 1720 pound crocodile famed for biting boat propellers, died when a tranquilized move to a distant lagoon was interrupted by a log and he sank. Rangers had sought to relocate him after more than two dozen boat attacks near Darwin.
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Sydney
Australia
UPI
Sunday Telegraph
Satuday
Sweetheart
Northern Territory Wildlife Commission
Darwin
Rabies Control Shuts Down Eagle Pass Stray Dog Menace
Eagle Pass Texas and Piedras Negras across the Rio Grande faced a rabies scare as authorities killed or shot hundreds of strays. More than 600 dogs in Eagle Pass and about 8,000 in Piedras Negras were slain or shot on sight. Vaccinations rose to over 90 percent of remaining dogs, with 70 residents receiving anti rabies shots.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Piedras Negras
Rio Grande
Mexico
Roberto Gonzalez
Peterson
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