Park Chung-hee Assassinated At Dinner in Seoul
President Park Chung-hee aged 62 was shot dead at a dinner party by Kim Jae Kyu head of the KCIA. Five others died including Park’s bodyguard. Kim was arrested as martial law started, Choi Kyu Hah named successor, U S military alert issued.
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Korean Military Academy
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KCIA
Choi Khu Hah
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And Justice for All film slides downhill after opening
The film And Justice for All starts strong but loses momentum as it progresses, drawing mixed reviews from early viewers.
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Justice For All
Preliminary audit on Iowa Commission for the Blind received
A preliminary audit report for the Iowa Commission for the Blind has been submitted. The document appears on page 4A, outlining findings and potential recommendations for program oversight and accountability. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Pete
Dick Ramsey
Iowa
Matsell Bridge
C R Prairie, Regina, Regis, Beckman football scores
Prairie defeats Regina 22 to 16. Regis loses 27 to 6 to Linn-Mar. Beckman wins 39 to 16 over Benton. Wamac noted in results with no opponent listed.
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Linn-Mar
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Benton
Oil firms ordered to explain profits
The Carter administration ordered 20 major oil companies to file data on their soaring profits. Texaco reported a 211 percent jump in Q3 earnings to 612.18 million dollars, with overseas operations driving most gains. Exxon Mobil and Aramco partners also posted large increases as prices rose amid OPEC dynamics.
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Texaco
White Plains
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Exxon Corp
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Arabian American Oil Co
Exxon
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Judge allows Milwaukee to suspend some service
A federal judge authorized the shut down of nearly half of the Milwaukee Road's rail operations, suspending about 4,700 miles of track mainly west of Miles City, Montana. The order lets service on key western corridors be halted while the ICC decides if another carrier can take over, with the court noting funds constraints and urging congressional action to protect western customers.
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Criticism of NRC and utilities over TMI safety failings
A presidential commission report urges fundamental changes by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the atomic power industry to avert another serious plant accident. It faults Metropolitan Edison for lacking sufficient expertise and imposes a $155,000 stiff fine on the utility for procedural and safety violations tied to the March incident.
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