Bomb blasts hit Chicago New York and Washington
Explosions rocked Chicago New York and Washington early Monday causing minor damage and no injuries. The Puerto Rican separatist group FALN claimed responsibility and warned of more blasts in honor of veterans. A bomb found at the Standard Oil building was defused and a note tied to the attacks referenced historic violence in Manhattan.
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U S Embassy Urges Citizens Leave Lebanon
The U S Embassy urged nonessential Americans including women and children to evacuate Beirut amid fighting between Muslim and Christian factions. About 3,500 Americans remained, with thousands of Lebanese refugees fleeing the area as rockets and gunfire intensified.
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Opened by mixake sign marks two weeks of business
A damaged index item notes a store sign reading opened by mixake, reflecting two weeks of operation. The readable fragment provides little on location orOwner details.
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Oil imports 1976 forecast with record highs expected
An AP report from Houston notes a study group foresees 1976 foreign oil imports averaging 7.12 million barrels per day, up from 1975 and 1973 records. Domestic crude output is seen falling for a sixth straight year, while demand rises across gasoline aviation fuel and heating oils.
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Oklahoma City Officers End Walkout After Secret Pact
Oklahoma City police return to work at 11 p.m. shift change after accepting a secret ballot compromise contract including a 9 percent pay raise. Two days of pay will be deducted for improper action of turning in badges. During the walkout, patrols were provided by state and county agencies.
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Irish Police Seek Safe Exit for Kidnappers in Herrema Case
In Monasterevin Ireland police urged Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema's captors to release him without armed resistance. Negotiations led by Commissioner Edmund Garvey offered assurances the kidnappers would not be shot if they walked out with hands up. Herrema, held 28 days, shows signs of illness as authorities monitor his condition and keep pressure on the hostage-takers Eddie Gallanher and Marian Coyle. The Ferenka steel plant, Dutch owned, reopened at midnight amid official talks to avoid a shutdown.
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Turks Buy Helicopters from Russia Reported
U.S. intelligence notes Turkey reportedly plans to purchase about 60 helicopters and potentially Mig-2/Mig-2d jet fighters from Russia, signaling a possible shift from long standing American arms supply. Turkish officials remain wary of relying on Russia and have not committed to Soviet jets.
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Sadat calls internationalizing Jerusalem in peace plan
In a White House meeting with Ford, Egyptian President Sadat urged internationalization of Jerusalem as part of a broader Middle East peace settlement. He pressed U.S. to push Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and resumption of Geneva negotiations with Palestinian representation, while warning against Zionism. The talks, lasting 68 minutes, were described as open and friendly, with both leaders aiming to advance lasting peace and disengagement on the Syrian front.
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Motorcyclist Dies After Late Saturday Collision in Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Dale Trout of Marion, 24, was killed at 11:30 p.m. Saturday after a motorcycle crash at Thirty-eighth Street and First Avenue Eagle. Police seek witnesses and details as investigation continues. Mallory, a possible passenger, was hospitalized. charges, if any, will follow. Surviving: parents William and (name garbled) Trout of Marion. two brothers and two sisters. Services planned at Barton-Alderson Funeral Home, Winfield.
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Franco Survives Latest Crisis Amid Crisis and Unrest
General Francisco Franco endured heart attacks and intestinal hemorrhage as Spain and its 11 year dictatorship faced a tense day. Doctors reported intermittent heart failure but noted a brief improvement and a later peaceful night, with a cautious outlook and scheduled updates.
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