World in Brief: Trudeau Visit Stirs Talks in Caracas
Caracas reports say Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau arrived for an official Latin American tour and will discuss oil, trade, and politics with President Carlos Andres Perez. Morocco claims victory after three days of fighting in the Western Sahara area, claiming 101 Algerian troops captured. Cousteau's son Philippe seeks Coco Island treasure lore and ecological study. Dublin notes Ireland's border crackdown with special police sent to Northern Ireland as raids target IRA hideouts.
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Venezuela
Pierre Elliott ‘Trudeau
Canada
Trigestile
Carlos Andres Perex
Rabat
Moroccs
Morocco
Algeris
Amghala
Pollo Font
Peaense Cove
Dublin
Treland
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
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Arafat orders guerrillas on alert in Lebanon
Yasir Arafat ordered Palestinian guerrillas in Lebanon to a state of maximum alert against Israel and withdrew regular units from coastal areas after Israeli gunboats opened fire in Lebanese waters within the past eight hours.
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Bemaue
Lébanon
Yasir Arafat
Lebanon
Israel
Bush Takes Over CIA and Ford Campaign Tricks
President Ford faces House action on the intelligence panel report while Ronald Reagan accuses Ford's campaign of dirty tricks in New Hampshire. The House voted 246 to 134 to force disclosure or secure Ford approval for public release. A Ford spokesman dismissed the accusation as absurd despite reports of ill in the blank news releases used to imply local support.
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Washington
House Intelligence Committee
Earlied
William Colby
House
U.S
Ford
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
New
Reagan
Associated Press
Ford Committee
Peter Kaye
Flaherty Declines Democratic Senate Bid
Pittsburgh Mayor Pete Flaherty announced he will not seek the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate. He said a glimpse of the 1974 campaign influenced his preference to stay as chief executive of one of America's great cities.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pete Flaherty
U.S
Fte
Sherty
U.S. Senate
Ex-Paperboy Killed When Hit By Truck
A former paperboy was struck by a northbound truck driven by M McGowan 20 of Meadville while trying to pass another vehicle. He was taken to City Hospital and pronounced dead on arrival. Crawford County Coroner Dr Thomas ruled the death accidental and state police say no charges will be filed.
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R.D. 1
Meadville
City Hospital
Wilbur
Thomas
Crawford County
Snowy Night Across Great Lakes and Northeast Regions
Snow and mixed conditions spread from the Great Lakes to parts of New York and Pennsylvania, with regional advisories in effect for northern Wisconsin. California stays dry under a strong offshore high, while air stagnation warnings persist in Utah valleys and fog blankets parts of the Pacific coast. Weather reports list temperatures and conditions across major cities, noting widespread snow in Buffalo, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh among others. Icebergs in the North Atlantic are called hazardous, with some Antarctic icebergs described as large as the state of Delaware, per the National Geographic Society.
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Pennsylvania
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California
Mississippi Valley
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Pacific Coast
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Rockies
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National Geographic Society
Judge, lawyers seek speedier Hearst jury selection
In San Francisco AP report, Judge Oliver J. Carter and attorneys pursue ways to accelerate juror pool assembly for Patricia Hearst bank robbery trial. Nine of the 96 needed sit, with 27 more required. Bailey defends reporters’ comments, Browning plans talks, and press access is restricted until sequestration. The process, slowed by thorough questioning, aims for an earlier start to voir dire.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Lee Bailey
Carter
Bailey
James L. Browning Jr
Browning
Albert Johnson
Miss Hearst
Johnson
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Phantom Bombers Collide In Korea
Two US Air Force Phantom II fighter bombers crashed near Taejon in South Korea. Four crew members’ status unknown as a rescue team is dispatched to the remote site. The aircraft belonged to the 8th Tactical Fighter Wing at Kunsan Air Base on the west coast.
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Seoul
South Korea
Taejon
Air Force
8Th Tactical
Kunsan Air Base
One-winged owl case tested by federal officials
In Pottstown, teen Jan Kurtz fosters a one-winged screech owl named Hoot after a car collision left its right wing severed. Federal officials discuss whether Hoot should be in government care while Sen. Schweiker appeals for an exception. a final ruling awaits Howard Larson. The family resists surrender as negotiations continue and Jan recalls hand feeding the injured bird.
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Federal Fame
Washington
U.S. Interior Department
Jan Kurtz
Richard Schweiker
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Schweiker
Lynn Greenwalt
National Fish and Wildlife Service
Greenwalt
Howard Larson
Wildlife Service
Boston
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Jan
Helen Kurtz
Airlines Can Raise Fares Next Week
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a 1 percent fare increase for U.S. airlines, effective Sunday, to offset rising fuel and other costs, with a possible 2 percent rise allowed. The measure could add about $76 million to carriers' revenue. The piece also notes the Iron Gate Dam, a joint Romania Yugoslavia project, generates more power than any European hydroelectric facility outside the Soviet Union, per National Geographic.
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U.S
Civil Aeronautics Board
Iron Gate
Romania
Yugoslavia
Europe
Soviet Union
National Geographic
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