Bomb blasts strike Manhattan offices injure and kill
Two explosions hit midtown Manhattan including the Mobil building and the Christian Science Building near 42 Madison Ave. One person killed and at least two injured. four other buildings received bomb threats. A caller claimed FALN responsibility as evacuations and searches followed.
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Air quality pact reached after long bargaining
After more than seven hours of talks and a speech by two freshman senators, conferees reached a compromise on air pollution revisions aimed at averting a shutdown of the auto industry. Leaders expect quick approval before the August recess, sending the bill to Carter for signing.
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Scout killer may have left written note in cave
In Pryor Oklahoma UPI reports a bold sign found in a remote cave reads the killer was here Bye bye fools. Authorities tie the message to Gene Leroy Hart, charged in the Camp Scott Girl Scout murders, while noting the cave danger and ongoing tests. Mayes County Sheriff Pete Weaver cites remote access and dismisses hoax theory. Investigators also found cigarette butts whittling scraps and foot impressions near Locust Grove, as state and federal teams test cave samples.
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Carter moves to fines rather than jail for marijuana
President Carter proposes decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana with fines instead of prison terms, ordering a study on safe use of barbiturates and sedatives. He stresses anti drug abuse goals, urges tighter enforcement against trafficking, and notes progress in international cooperation.
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Six members join Dixie Institutional Council
The Dixie College Institutional Council operated with a new chairman and six new appointees. Derrilf Larkin of St. George was elected chairman, replacing Wayne Whitehead. Bowler named vice chairman, with Sandra Wilkins and Wendell Gray on the executive committee. New appointees include Larkin, Bowler, Bruhn, Feller, Gray, and Hunt, with Gray and Feller serving by office.
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St. George
Wayne Whitehead
Mervin Turmasz Bowler
Sandra Wilkins
Wendell Gray
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Bowler
William G. Bruhn
Allen C. Feller
Douglas Hunt
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Weber County Commission
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Michael Hatch
Sandra Dungworth
Donald K. Hinton
Ban C. Watson
Whenseth Huish
Karl Brooks
Rolfe Kerr
John Hacking
Division of Business and Trades
H. Loraine Woodbury
Natural Sciences
Allan B. Laidlaw
Humanities and Social Sciences
C. Paul Anderson
Fine and
M. Truman Bowler
Derrill Larkin
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Archbishop Makarios Dies After Heart Attacks in Cyprus
Archbishop Makarios of Cyprus, leader of Greek Cypriots, died at 63 after a second heart attack in four months. He suffered the first attack April 3 during Palm Sunday, continued the rite, and conducted state affairs from his bed the next day in Nicosia. He died at 5:15 am in the Byzantine palace. official spokesman confirmed.
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Two Shepherd brothers arrested in Marriott kidnapping plot
Paul and Bill Shepherd faced charges after an undercover FBI agent posed as the kidnapper. The plan aimed to abduct J. Willard Marriott or his wife for 500000 dollars, with elaborate details including a ransom call and voice print test. Paul held on 50000 dollars bond, Bill on 250000, both charged under kidnap statutes with possible life terms.
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Vance offers Lebanon up to 100 million in aid
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance proposed Lebanon receive up to 100 million dollars in military assistance over three years to rebuild its army after a devastating civil war. He arrived in Beirut after bomb blasts rocked the capital. no casualties were reported. The tour aimed to secure Middle East leaders’ backing for a U.S. brokered ministers conference in the United States to resume Geneva peace talks.
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Anwar Sadat
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Menahem Begin
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Israel
Weather outlook for Cedar City and St George
Cedar City sees generally fair conditions with a slight cool down through Thursday. Today highs near mid 50s and tonight lows around 60s, Thursday highs near 90. St George remains mostly fair through Thursday with cooler nights and days. today highs 105 to 110, tonight lows in lower 70s, Thursday highs near 100.
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