Deputy Syrian Premier Wounded By Gunmen Ambush near Damascus
Deputy prime minister and foreign minister Abdul Halim Khaddam was shot in the arm by unidentified gunmen while traveling on the Damascus Reims highway on the city’s western edge. His condition was reported as good. his wife was in the car. Security forces blocked roads and launched an investigation as celebrations for Eid al Adha continued.
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Gate crash near gate on Pennsylvania Avenue leads to court
Witnesses describe a battered 1965 Chevrolet pickup driving about 20 mph when it swerved, crossed two lanes, and struck a gate. The truck, filled with boxes and clothing, prompted a lockdown while two dogs failed to find explosives. Authorities said Williams faces a court appearance Thursday.
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Angola Joins United Nations by 116 to 0 Vote
The General Assembly admitted Angola to UN membership by a 116 to 0 vote after the Security Council backed full membership for Western Samoa. The United States abstained in both votes, citing concerns over Cuban forces in Angola and the Soviet Cuban involvement, despite not vetoing the Angolan bid.
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Bible converts to modern language aims to reach new readers
The International Bible Society introduces a dynamic equivalent translation of the Old Testament and New Testament, aiming to attract readers who find standard versions difficult. The new edition uses modern terms and measurements, with hardback at 2.00 dollars and softcover at 1.90.
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Mexico’s Lopez Portillo outlines pro business reform plan
Lopez Portillo warned against inflation and unemployment risking democracy. He argued for restoring private sector faith, increasing credit for capital formation, and restructuring national and mixed banks to channel resources to production. He pledged public works in poorer areas and cost-cutting to curb waste. Private firms would receive special support under the new regime.
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Barium Cloud Blazes Across Virginia Skies
Roanoke area reports of strange lights were traced to a chemical barium cloud from a Florida jet test. FAA supervisor Joseph Bledsoe said the cloud, visible at Woodrum Airport and ground observers, produced colorful hues via sun reflection and prism effects.
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Mondale Decries Steel Hikes as Ominous for Economy
Vice President elect Mondale called the 6 percent steel price increases ominous for the economy as Carter aides opposed the hikes while Ford stayed silent pending fuller industry input. White House officials cited a general concern over inflation and wage controls.
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Betty Ford Receives Communicator of Hope Award
Betty Ford was honored by the American Cancer Society in New York for courage, positive attitude, and zest for life during her cancer battle. The First Lady was cited for sharing her imperfect journey and receiving the first Communicator of Hope award.
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Economic index hints at 1977 growth path and policy picks
The report notes mixed signals from October index components with positive work week and orders alongside negative job layoff and sales metrics. Carter aides anticipate slower fourth quarter growth near 3.8 percent, but expect gains in early next year. First Lady highlights breast cancer awareness and resilience at Waldorf luncheon. Powell hints at cabinet deliberations as Mondale warns of possible ominous trends if steel leads a broader downturn.
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Activists Plan Coordinated Effort to Halt Execution
Gilmore and other death row convicts with groups including the ACLU would meet Thursday to coordinate plans to stop the execution. Van Sciver said the effort involves many interest groups and no overlap, and he might file a federal petition seeking a stay.
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