West European Press Praises Carters London Summit Role
West European newspapers led by Le Monde praised President Carter for his London summit persona and openness to European input. Editorials likened him to Kennedy, noting his willingness to cooperate and push Europe to take a larger role on the world stage amid Atlantic Alliance talks and NATO meetings.
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Young Visit Finally Okayed by South Africa Visit
The South African government approved Ambassador Andrew Young's visit next week after initial hesitancy. The itinerary expands to Liberia and Sudan, with Nigeria dropped for a later trip. Young’s remarks and meetings with black leaders strained ties, while U.S. and British efforts focus on Rhodesia’s transition to majority rule by 1978.
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Israel Helicopter Crash Kills 54 in West Bank
An Israeli military helicopter crashed during maneuvers five miles west of the Jordan River, killing 54 people including 44 passengers and 4 crew. Paratroopers and officers aboard were among the dead. cause under inquiry, foul play ruled out. Mourning nationwide. campaigns paused ahead of May elections.
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El Salvador Foreign Minister Said Executed by rebels
El Salvador Foreign Minister Mauricio Borgonova, held against his will for three weeks, was found shot to death near Santa Tecla. The Farabundo Marti Popular Liberation Front claimed responsibility, saying his execution was part of the revolutionary war for socialism. Archbishop Romero urged no vengeance as president Molina vowed strong action, including house-to-house searches if needed.
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Robbery mastermind sought in heiress murder case
Indianapolis police and the FBI hunt for a man believed to have planned a multimillion dollar robbery of a reclusive heiress who was shot dead last week. Three other men have already been arrested in the case as state murder charges await.
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Fluorocarbon ban cost and a dramatic Indianapolis crime
EPA Administrator Castle projects a four year fluorocarbon ban will cost industry 19 to 267 million dollars annually beginning fall 1978 while motorists may save some cans from substitutes. In a separate case, Howard Willard and Marjorie SalI are sought in a Mooresville theft tied to a $3 million cash haul and the murder of Marjorie Jackson whose body was found after a house fire. about 4.6 million dollars linked to the incident has been accounted for.
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Danville Register subscription rates and delivery
Daily and Sunday subscription rates announced for in city and suburbs with carrier delivery at 6 a week and single copies 15 cents each. Sunday only 28 cents. Mail delivery available for daily and Sunday editions.
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Hospitals cost study warns of rising bills and debt risk
A health policy briefing notes hospital costs may rise about 9 percent annually at current inflation, with recent yearly increases near 14 percent. It cites unused beds, costly tests, and expanding outpatient care as drivers while urging reform to prevent erosion of funds for child health and other needs.
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