Investigators Still Probing Sinatra Crash
Palm Springs California reports recovered bodies include Frank Sinatra's mother Natalie Dolly Sinatra and three others from a Learjet crash on Mount San Gorgonio after takeoff bound for Las Vegas. Deputies say rescue teams airlifted 19 members to the 9,500 foot level to recover the victims and transport them to the airport.
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Kissinger Rejects Idea of Soviet Military Supremacy
Washington AP report: Henry Kissinger told the capital press corps that the Soviet Union has not gained military superiority over the United States. In a nuclear age, he rejected the notion of supremacy and urged caution about claims of a clear Soviet edge.
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Weather and foreign policy notes mix of forecasts and Kissinger views
Flurries are forecast for the eastern border and New York. Rain expected in Texas and Louisiana. Snow in Montana Dakotas and Nebraska per the National Weather Service. Separately Kissinger urged modernization for the Carter era to handle regional conflicts and defended parity with the Soviet Union while warning against overestimating superiority. Vance commented on mixed strengths and prepared for Senate hearing.
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Death demands on wall posters in China prompt protests
Kyodo reports posters at Tiananmen Square call for death for Health Minister Liu Shing Ping amid a crowd honoring Chou En Lai and backing Teng Piashiao, as signs praise Chou and urge Teng’s political rehabilitation while authorities ease guards at Mao memorial site.
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Exorcism Kills Young Woman in New Jersey Case
police say Catherine Council died from suffocation during an exorcism attempt by her mother Inez Council after undiagnosed seizures. The family disputes any wrongdoing and notes Catherine’s close bond with her mother.
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Inez Council
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Miss Counell
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Jonnie May
Daisy
Bessie Currie
LeRoy Curry
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Virginia lawmakers face budget crisis with three key chairmen
Three diverse leaders control the 1977 General Assembly budget battle. Del Edward Lane chairs the House Appropriations Committee, Del Archibald Campbell leads the House Finance Committee, and Sen Edward Willey heads the Senate Finance Committee. They debate how to close an 118.5 million shortfall, weighing spending cuts against tax measures and weighing political risks. Lane favors cuts first, Campbell backs a temporary 6 percent income tax surcharge, and Willey favors a 1 percent sales tax increase while opposing broad nuisance taxes. Willey doubts cuts alone can close the gap and promises tough questions for revenue plans.
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College of William and Mary
Miller and Howell vie for Virginia governorship in split race
Miller 44 resigns as attorney general January 17 to devote time to campaign. Howell, 6, seeks the governorship after two prior bid losses. Both cater to liberals and conservatives in a contest likely decided by cross-over appeal and past party associations.
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Ford Salutes 22 In Ceremonies Giving Awards
President Ford honored 22 Americans with the Medal of Freedom at a White House East Room ceremony. Among attendees were Lady Bird Johnson and Vice President Rockefeller, with remarks praising civic achievement. The event included a luncheon for winners, relatives, and guests, and several honorees received their medals in absentia.
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Notary Public Swears to Bank Officer Certification
A Virginia Danville bank document shows notary Margaret D. Stamps swearing to and subscribing the signer before her on January 7 1977 The notary notes she is not an officer or director of the bank and states her commission expires May 15 1978
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