Minneapolis Teens Enticed Into New York Vice Ring Exposed
Minneapolis police outline a cross city link where pimps recruit teenage girls from Minnesota and ship them to New York for prostitution. Lt. Gary McGaughey notes hundreds of runaways are lured yearly, with about a thousand victims over recent years as authorities coordinate with New York detectives and a state crime committee to uncover the network.
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Times Square
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Legislative Crime Committee
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Boston
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Senate vote signals possible oil tax in final energy bill
In Washington the Senate backed a crude oil tax concept tied to Carter energy plans but failed to finish energy tax legislation. A 47 to 30 vote rejected a measure opposing the tax while outlining a path to final compromise. The panel approved a home heating oil credit and a trust fund for energy spending, with details to be set later.
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R-Ill
Percy
Marion voters to decide land bond for recreation area
Marion voters will vote on a land purchase bond for a new recreation area in the upcoming municipal election on November 8. The detailed rundown, aerial site view, and officials’ opinions appear in General News page 17A.
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New wave of arrests targets black activists in South Africa
In Johannesburg police say they have arrested large numbers linked to unrest amid a crackdown that followed detention without trial of at least 49 people and the closure of black organizations and newspapers. Defense Minister Botha warned the nation could survive without U.S. or British arms.
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South Africa
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Jimmy Kruger
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P.W. Botha
U.S
Botha
Sparse Cedar Rapids smoke-in draws few attendees
Two Cedar Rapids police officers watch a sparse crowd at the Jones Park smoke-in as an unidentified man strums a guitar atop a camper. The quiet scene contrasts with anticipated demonstrations and highlights low turnout.
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Soviet Secret Police Try to Blackmail U S Envoy
The United States protested a secret police incident in which a KGB agent forced entry into Paris based diplomat Constantine Varvariv’s hotel room in Tbilisi during a UN conference. The agent presented a forged letter tying Varvariv to the Nazis and attempted to recruit him into Soviet intelligence. Varvariv denied the Nazi collaboration charges and called the act heavy handed and provocative.
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Moscow
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Constantine Varvariv
Warvariv
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Varvariv
Tbilisi
Soviet Georgia
U.N
Ivan Ivanovich
John Doe
Kidnapping of Dutch Real Estate Magnate Stirs European Terror Fear
An anonymous wave of tips links Maurits Caransa the Amsterdam property developer to the BaaderMeinhoff gang though Dutch police report no solid leads. Investigators treat the incident as a crime with possible political motive amid heightened border checks and security measures across Western Europe.
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France
Knut Folkerts
Wave of Executions Reported in China Amid Purge
A Sunday Telegraph dispatch from Peking says a wave of executions in China, tied to Hua Kuo-feng's purge of Maoist loyalists, may total thousands this year. Reports cite Yunnan and Heilungkiang provinces with executions for counter-revolutionary acts and revenge killings. ANSA adds ten executions in Beijing for murder to rape and theft and notes 98 known death sentences in eight months.
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