Monitoring a Quintuplet Family and Soviet Concert Debut
Two of the Anderson quintuplets born in Portland join home caregivers after birth weights near five pounds. The others are expected to follow as weights stabilize. Also noted is Andra Watts’ Soviet debut with the San Francisco Symphony in Leningrad, drawing a standing ovation. Franklin laments persistent race-based job discrimination despite equal opportunity rhetoric.
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Guard shoots wife and five children then kills self
Boston police report security guard George O Leary killed his wife Thelma and five of his six children George Jr 14 Colleen 11 Kathleen 10 Michael 1 and Melinda 1 before overdosing on drugs The bodies were found by the eldest daughter Theresa 14 after she returned from a weeklong stay and taken to Boston City Hospital for examination The medical examiner said the deaths occurred 20 to 48 hours earlier Neighbors recalled O Leary as difficult to get along with living in Dorchester and sometimes displaying his pistol as part of his security job
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Dorchester
Antiwar Civil Rights Protest Planned at Watergate Complex
Several antiwar and civil rights groups plan a June 16 demonstration at the Watergate complex to denounce Indochina policy and domestic bugging. The event marks the eve of the Wer tergate arrests anniversary and includes a march past major government buildings led by groups such as the People's Coalition for Peace and Justice and the American Indian Movement.
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National Welfare Rights Organization
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
New American Moyement
AF Academy Probe By GAO Sparks Budget Scrutiny
In a Rocky Mountain News Sunday report Senator Birch Bayh ordered a GAO review of the U S Air Force Academy amid faculty rifts and rising dropout rates. The article notes nearly 40 percent of the class of 1978 failed to graduate at the Colorado Springs institution near Colorado.
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Rocky Mountain News
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Court backs up smog ruling in high court case
Washington UPI reports the Supreme Court backed a lower court ruling restricting air pollution and defending existing clean air standards under the 1970 Clean Air Act. The decision involved EPA plans and state implementations, with several states urging preservation of the lower court interpretations amid debates on significant deterioration.
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Energy department urged by Morton to consolidate federal efforts
Washington reports Morton outlines plan to create a cabinet level Department of Energy and Neural Resources to coordinate federal efforts amid the energy crisis. He would head the department and seek congressional approval, noting it would absorb parts of Interior, Agriculture, Commerce, and engineers planning functions. He also discussed gasoline shortages and future price trends while urging priority for municipal electric utilities in fuel allocations.
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Enlistment practices probed by Army over fraud cases
Syracuse dispatch reports Pentagon confirms Army investigation into fraudulent enlistment practices aimed at recruiting high quality soldiers. Army CID official Brigham Schuler acknowledged probes at Seneca Depot and other sites, with over 20 central New York recruits affected by falsified records to meet quotas and standards. In Ireland, a pub license was granted after a judge accepted a village claim of being underpopulated.
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Galway
Ireland
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Anti abortionists seek constitutional amendment to reverse ruling
Detroit dispatch reports the National Right to Life Committee convention calling for a constitutional amendment to overturn the Supreme Court’s abortion decision. Senator Hatfield urged restoring respect for life, while lawmaker Hagan warned the nation’s survival hinges on reversing the ruling.
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UPI
US Supreme Court
High Court
National Right To Life Committee Inc
Promife
TLS
Congression
Con
Brest
Conventioneers
Hatfield
U.S
Indochina
Attica
Lawrence Hagan
Ted
Supreme Court
Rogan
House of Representatives
Nixon landscaping costly to U S government
The government spent 76000 dollars on landscaping around President Nixon's San Clemente home citing security needs. This, on top of earlier 100000 dollars in improvements to the private estate, Newsday reported.
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U.S
New York
UPD
San Clemente
Calif
Newsday
Oil firms face conspiracy charge over energy crisis claims
Tallahassee officials announce plans to file a lawsuit accusing major oil companies of conspiring to monopolize the gasoline business. Attorney General Robert Shevin's spokesman says the energy crisis was planned to oust independent operators, though a defense official disputes the claim.
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Via
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Viorica
Dan Dearing
Shevin
Dearing
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Anaking
The Summer of '79.
A fragmentary note recalls a late 1970s season with hints of local memory and personal anecdotes. The text appears handwritten and nostalgic, referencing dates and small events tied to summer memories.
Plain Talk on Summer School
A local program promotes five week summer schools focusing on reading and core skills with small classes under 15 students. They claim high individual attention, no frills, and a proven nineteen year track record, offering enrollment details and listed locations across California.
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Bien Joonr
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