Good News For St Patrick's Day Homeward Irish Emigrants
Ballyferiter Ireland reports emigration easing as about twenty thousand Irish return in three years. Census projections push the Republic toward three million by 1980. Western counties revive with new farms, cooperatives, and jobs as locals, including Rev Denis Leahy and Pat Kelleher, describe a return to rural life and rising prosperity amid renewed fishing, glassmaking, and weaving industries.
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Ray details inaccuracy in King assassination plot and guilty plea
In an interview Ray claims he delivered a note to Raoul before the King shooting and was directed in gun running for four years. He describes Raoul’s auburn hair, says he never discussed the killing with Raoul, and maintains he pleaded guilty to kill King to avoid trial with Petry Foreman. He notes tire delays at a service station and places the event during rush hour before 6 p.m.
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Adams warns of day gas runs out and need to prepare
Transportation Secretary Brock Adams urged Americans to begin preparing for a future when fuel may be scarce and driving becomes limited. He called for fuel efficient cars, expanded mass transit and electric vehicles as part of a broader energy plan to educate the public about changing transportation habits. Adams warned higher fuel costs could arise if oil supplies dwindle and emphasized adapting urban design and transportation systems over the next decade.
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Hijacked jetliner hijacker’s ransom and hostage drama log
Porcari seized his daughter in Ablajan Ivory Coast and obtained 140000 dollars in ransom paid by West African officials. He released seven hostages in Turin after meetings in Zurich and a French detour, then freed nine more before heading back to Turin amid tense negotiations and a reported gunfight earlier in Abiajan.
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N Y Girl Abducted Amid Custody Fight in Long Island
A 10 year old girl Christine Basile was abducted while walking to Harding Avenue elementary in Lindenhurst. She was forced into a white Ford Country Squire station wagon with Florida plates by a man described with red hair and a red beard. Her cousin Jon Cheng aided authorities by reporting the incident to his mother.
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Hughes Estate Drama Deepens Amid Wills Scramble
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute claims the Hughes estate as more than 30 wills surface with none yet valid. HHMI director Ken Wright is reportedly out, with officials mum on asset distribution. The bulk of Hughes assets lie in Summa Corp and Hughes Television Network, with Summa running Las Vegas hotels and casinos as a sign of the empire's reach.
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Panel Fears Tax Laws Favor Living Together
Washington AP report: Senate Finance Committee worries tax rules may reward couples living together without marriage. The debate centers on a so called marriage penalty as couples switch from single to joint returns. House plan to simplify standard deductions faces scrutiny amid potential penalty changes.
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Indian Prime Minister Gandhi Says assassination attempt was inept
Sanjay Gandhi told AP the Monday night shooting at his campaign jeep was not serious and warned the attack would not affect the election. The Janata Party claimed the incident was staged to gain sympathy as India begins its national elections amid security and civil liberty concerns.
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Rhodesia policy split risks US credibility and human rights stance
The Senate debate splits along party lines over a repeal linked to Rhodesia. Democrats in support and 17 Republicans aid the measure while opposing factions call it dangerous to U.S. security and hypocritical for singling out one union. Backers led by Dick Clark argue it shows U.S. support for human rights and majority rule. Cyrus Vance cites preventing a rising crisis in Africa and pressuring rebel regimes.
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