Brave 8 year old guides brother to safety after desert plane crash
An eight year old girl Richelle Krumpeck led her 12 year old brother Randy to a road fifteen miles southwest of Las Vegas after a Piper Cherokee crashed killing their mother Ruth and a pilot identified as Ron Griffith. Police said the plane lost power and stalled. The children, believed from San Jose, California, were found with their mother and the pilot in the wreckage.
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Richelle Krumpeck
Randy
Ruth
Ron Griffith
San Jose
Calif
Richelle
Richard
Boulder
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Desert
Schleyer kidnapping suspects linked to Beirut reports
West German officials confirm suspects in the Hanns-Martin Schleyer case are linked to Beirut sightings reported by Information Chretien Liban. Warrants exist for six alleged abductors and murderers, tied to Lufthansa hijack actions, Palestinian camps, and the Red Army Faction.
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Beirut
Information Chretien Liban
Middle East
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Employers’ and Industry Federations
Cologne
Mulhouse
France
Jordan
South Yemen
Lebanon
Lufthansa
Palma de Majorca
Spain
Frankfurt
Mogadishu
Somalia
Wadi Haddad
Paris
Agence France Presse
Red Army
B.E.R
Andreas Baader
Gudrun Ensslin
Jan-Carl Raspe
IBEW Endorses Three Cedar Rapids Council Candidates
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers local 1362 endorses Stan Reinis for parks, Floyd Bergen for safety, and Richard Smith for public improvements for Cedar Rapids City Council. Endorsements follow COPE Committee meetings with the candidates. Local 1362 notes over 4,000 members at Rockwell Collins Cedar Rapids and Hauschild Co. Marion.
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Cedar Rapids
Stan Reinis
Floyd Bergen
Richard Smith
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Local 1362
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A.N. Hauschild Co
Marion
Carter veto adds fuel to fast breeder debate at Clinch River
The veto blocks the Clinch River breeder project at Oak Ridge Tennessee while supporters push for nuclear progress. Rep George Brown credits Carter for political courage but critics warn of energy security risks and escalating costs estimated at about 2 billion dollars.
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Carter postpones tour amid energy bill delay
Foreign reactions vary from indifference to anger as President Carter delays plans for a 25,000 mile trip. He may reschedule for late 1977 or early 1978 if the energy package passes. The White House shifted dates to allow more Paris meetings, prompting mixed international responses.
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