Maryland youth held for murder of three girls
The 16 year old son of a former Maryland labor leader was ordered to undergo psychiatric tests after pleading innocent by reason of insanity to three counts of murder in Anne Arundel Circuit Court. Victims were Deborah Hogan, Theresa Kreier, and Ann Marie Brzeszkiewicz.
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Sandinistas renew attacks as Somoza regime faces new assault
In Managua the Sandinista guerrillas launch a new wave of attacks after vowing to finish Somoza. Monday raids kill at least four soldiers and wound 15, bringing five days of fighting to 15 confirmed dead among soldiers police and civilians.
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Soviet dissident aid director to emigrate amid charges threat
Moscow AP The last director of the Solzhenitsyn Fund Tatyana Khodorovich 36 a widow said she would emigrate to avoid criminal charges threatened by the KGB She said officials told her to pack and that the threat had been made to other dissidents She hoped to settle in the United States.
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Women in Science Report Pay Gap And Discrimination
Washington AP reports a conference of sixty women with doctorates analyzes why women remain under 10 percent of the science workforce and face a 19 percent salary gap versus men. Leaders urge equal access to research and education as data show ongoing unemployment and earnings disparities.
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Association
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Betty Vetter
Scientific Manpower Commission
Ms. Vetter
Castro says Cuba will not export Havana style communism
In Montego Bay Fidel Castro told a Jamaica crowd Cuba has no plan to impose its system on others. He said aid to Jamaica will continue but Jamaicans decide their course. He contrasted aiding African revolutionaries with not exporting revolution and argued Cuban intervention aided freedom.
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CBS Shakes Up Management in Major Restructure
CBS unveils a sweeping executive reorganization moving from third place toward ABC's top status. John D. Backe announces changes as Gene Jankowski becomes CBS Broadcast Group president, with Jankowski succeeding John A. Schneider. James H. Rosenfield replaces Robert J. Wussler as CBS Television Network president and Wussler shifts to CBS Sports president. Robert A. Daly becomes president of CBS Entertainment Division to drive new concepts and programming.
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CBS Television Network
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ABC Entertainment
Hartford City killer given four life terms
Judge Bruce Bade called Roger Drollinger a prime example of why the state needs a death penalty and sentenced him to four concurrent life sentences for the four Hollingsburg murders. Drollinger, 24, led a gang that killed for kicks after discussing the Manson case, with four victims aged 22 and teens, while the mother survived.
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Privacy advocate warns against welfare cheater computer checks
David F. Linowes, head of a federal privacy commission, argues that HEW plans to link welfare rolls with private payroll tapes under Operation Match would violate Americans privacy rights. HEW Secretary Califano defends using computer tapes to identify welfare fraud and hand over names to employers. Linowes calls computer-to-computer linkage the era’s major privacy threat.
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U.S. Seeks Clarification Over Vietnamese Detention of Americans
The State Department asks Vietnam to explain the detention of three Americans after the yacht Brillig was boarded and towed to Ho Chi Minh City. Vietnamese officials say the crew is safe and the investigation continues, with claims the vessel was in Vietnamese waters. Bangkok sources note the crew said they were 35 miles from shore.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Mandar Inn Incorporated and Hawkeye Marine Inc Notice
Notices announce the incorporation of Mandar Inn Incorporated under Iowa law with articles of incorporation filed September 19 1977 and a second notice for Hawkeye Marine Inc incorporated under 496A with registered office Route 1 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52331. The notices list directors Tah Peh Yuan and Mauck Incorporator and seek readers’ attention for related court action in Linn County Iowa involving domain disputes and property disposition with appearance by November 9 1977.
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Dewitt Iowa City Hall Sealed Bid for Senior Center Work
Sealed proposals will be received at City Hall DeWitt Iowa for all material services and work to construct the Citizen and Senior Center. Bids opened publicly and evaluated with grant funding from the Department of Commerce. Plans and specs available from Beltin Engineering Consultants Moline. Bid bonds and deposits required with bids. EEOC compliance applies.
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Adoptions Petition in Osage Court Notice
The Platt county Iowa court notifies Larry Hill that Randy L Ogden and Linja L Ogden petition to adopt Angela Williamson. Defendants must appear by November 15 or default will be entered and a decree may be issued.
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Angea Williamson
Randy Lynn Ogden
Linja Lou Ogden
Larry Hill
Gerian
Saidte
Gim
Angela W Liamson
Osage
Duchess d Uzes dies in Paris car crash
American-born duchess and Standard Oil heiress Margaret Bancroft d Uzes, 44, perished in a morning auto accident near Saclay south of Paris while returning from a party. Witnesses said foggy conditions caused the car to hit a bridge parapet and overturn.
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d’Uzes
Standard Oil
International Jet Set
Margaret
Peggy” Bancroft
Saclay
Robert de Balkany
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