Miami Police Probe Voodoo Cult After Slaying in Little Havana
Miami police investigate a voodoo cult following the Saturday slaying of Juan Olivier Hernandez 36 in Little Havana. Witnesses say Hernandez planned to use the killer's head in a ritual. officers found strange items in his room. An anthropologist notes voodoo growing among Cubans in Miami as Western African practices blend with Catholicism.
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Hazel Weidman
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Condolence Messages From Leaders Amid Loss
Chief Rabbi Shlomo Goren and other leaders issued condolences to families of the fallen. Goren urged strength and enduring spirit, praying the war would continue toward ultimate victory for the nation.
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Agnew denial cited in party rift and city race fallout
The interview quote portrays Agnew denying income tax wrongdoing while aides note his speech was largely his own. In Atlanta politics, Jackson and Massell spar over race and runoff tactics after the October vote, with charges of white against black division and calls to repudiate opponents. Police report bizarre Latin community incidents, including a dog body with coins and a cross burned in a backyard, amid fears tied to local cult activity Santeria.
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Ford Calls for Compromise in Polarized Government
Ford urged Republicans to mesh ideas with the White House to avoid gridlock and lengthy veto battles. He argued that honest compromises would speed solutions and benefit all, reflecting the President's view.
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Marines land in Lebanon amid broader regional war
U S forces airlift Marines to Lebanon to bolster the government as insurgents fight. Officials say equipment moves to Israel are underway, with some gear already there. Azores bound cargo and warplanes head east as U S embassy cautions no combat role. Kibbutz volunteers mobilize, 30 000 global volunteers offered to work autumn harvest.
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Azores
Syria
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EPA Issues Control Plans For U S Transportation
EPA issued transportation control plans as part of the nationwide clean air effort and asked Congress to ease the 1977 deadline. Administrator Train warned some rules are unreasonable but that vehicle maintenance parking surcharges and related measures should be quickly implemented. Plans cover California major metros Boston Springfield Portland Minneapolis Cincinnati Denver and Texas regions. Toledo Dayton Indianapolis Houston Dallas Austin San Antonio Fort Worth Galveston El Paso Las Cruces were noted with varied extensions and decisions.
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Natural Resources Defense Council
NRDC
Transportation Central
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San Diego
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San Joaquin Valley
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Springfield
Mass
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Ore
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Alamogordo
N.M
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Dayton
Ohio
Indianapolis
Houston
San Antonio
Tex
Israeli Soldier Captured on Suez Front and Wounded
Dadia Jaqui, 19, among 37 Israelis who surrendered to Egyptian forces after eight days at a Suez strongpoint, said he was asleep during an explosion and wounded in the arm with scratches on his legs. He wears a plaster cast on his foot and reports doctors say the injury is not serious. Jaqui, born in Morocco and now from Nahariya, served as a tank driver with a year in the army.
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Faisal
Jordan
Damascus
Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Dadia Jaqui
Egptians
Suez Canal
Wiretap judge warns on private class action limits
Wiretap judge James Oakes says conditions could doom private antitrust suits against low priced consumer goods makers and polluters. He explains a citywide smoke or water contamination would require notifying every resident listed in the telephone book for a class action.
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Race to Succeed Ford as House Republican Leader
Washington AP report says three candidates have entered the race to lead House Republicans after Ford. John Rhodes and Leslie Arends campaign as mainline favorites, with Samuel Devine and John Anderson also in play. Ambiguity remains about a unified conservative candidate and Anderson's decision.
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Washington
Gerald RK. Ford
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Republican Policy Committee
Leslie C. Arends
Illinois
Samuel L. Devine
Ohio
John B. Anderson
Preparation H Aids Infected Hemorrhoidal Swelling Relief
Doctors report a remarkably successful nonprescription treatment that shrinks inflamed hemorrhoidal tissue and provides hours of relief from pain and itching. Tests indicate preparation H ointment or suppositories help with infection related swelling without a prescription.
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