Shelling Traps Hundreds as Beirut Shelter Collapse Reported
In Beirut a bomb shelter near the Tal Zaatar camp was hit by shells from Christian forces trapping up to 500 people. Palestinian spokesmen said a roof collapse killed 500, though later some inside were believed alive. Rescue efforts were hampered by ongoing fire and inability to lift rubble. Arab League mediation and a cease fire were delayed as fighting continued around the city.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Tal Zaatar
Yasser Arafat
Arab League
Red Cross
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Arafat
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Mystery letters and number on Mars stump scientists
Viking 1 images from Mars show crudely painted B and G shapes and a 2 on a rock, with scientists cautioning they may be shadows or light effects. computer enhancement awaited to clarify the features, while engineers fix a transmission problem and monitor seismometer and scooping arm issues.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Stan Miller
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Miller
Lander
Volkswagen
Mondale Ranks Lowest Wealth Among 1975 Presidential Ticket
New York Times findings show Walter Mondale had a net worth of 77361 in 1975, the lowest among major party candidates. His assets are far below Jimmy Carter, Ford, and Reagan, with most income from the Senate salary and speaking fees. Mondale owns no stocks or real estate beyond his home.
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Senate
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Ford
Joan
Washington
Mondale ends law firm ties and avoids private fees
Mondale left a private law firm in 1960 and has taken no private legal fees since. He holds no direct or indirect business interests and is not a director of any profit-making organization. Friends attribute his frugal stance to his ministerial family background and a wish to avoid conflicts of interest as he seeks recognition for excellence rather than wealth. Justice Harry McLaughlin of the
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Five Die in Head-On Crash Near Waukon Iowa
Five people died in a head-on collision on a county road nine miles east of Waukon near Elon store. Victims include Richard Heffern 16 and Connie Regan 17 of Waukon Bernard Plein 23 of Waukon Timothy Madrigal 17 of Davenport Ronny Johnson 21 of Waukon. The pickup burned after the 1 19 a m crash. Services for Regan Plein and Heffern set for Monday with wake times listed. Surviving relatives named include parents siblings and grandparents for each victim. Police and sheriff’s department investigated the crash ongoing.
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Waukon
Elon
Richard L. Heffern
Harpers Ferry
Timothy B. Madrigal
Davenport
Bernard Plein
Connie K. Regan
Ronny A. Johnson
Allamakee County
Connie Regan
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Lycurgus
Bakke-Hanson
Adolph Nordsving
Mabel
Minn
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Bakke- Hanson's
James Plein
Lyle Mahoney
Diane
Teresa
Richard
Ralph
Ronny Johnson
Nordec Manufacturing Co
First Presbyterian Church
Martin's
Howard Johnson
Sonny
Carol Barron
Lakewood
Colo
Lawyer says kidnap suspect in personal crisis in Chowchilla
FBI pursues two more suspects after 26 school children and a bus driver were abducted. Frederick Woods IV and James Schoenfeld, both 24, are sought with warrants filed as authorities believe they fled California. Richard Schoenfeld surrendered, described by his lawyer as in personal crisis while in custody awaiting arraignment.
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Calif
FBI
Frederick Woods IV
James Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
Richard
Granger House Ribbon Cutting Opens Marion Landmark
The historic Granger House in Marion is ready for the public with a ribbon cutting today. Story and pictures appear on Page IB. Camping remains popular with families, including a Cedar Rapids family that moved from an apartment to a tent for the summer. more on Pages 1 and 14C.
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Traffic fixes include staying home say readers
A late 20th century city page notes citizens proposed many solutions to traffic woes, yet staying home is proposed as a simple, effective option. The issue also lists sections on city hall, editorials, political notes and TV listings.
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