Peacekeeping arrivals seen in Lebanon crisis
Beir ut reports hundreds of Arab League troops and Libyan forces arriving to back ceasefire efforts as Palestinian guerrillas accuse Syria of airlifting reinforcements to Beirut. In Washington, the Interior Department adds 159 animals to the endangered species list amid probes of government conflicts of interest. Moynihan announces Senate bid in New York with strong labor support. Damascus cites urgent measures against Iraqi border buildup.
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Arab League
Damascus
U. S
Department of Environmentalists
Department
Interior Department
United States
Syria
Nessie Hunt Faces Murphy in Loch Ness Expedition
Loch Ness researchers struggle with mechanical and electrical glitches delaying underwater TV and camera rigs aboard the Hunter. Despite faults, the elapsed time camera still captures thousands of images daily as Dr. Rines and team work with locals like Gordon Menzies to modify rigs and restore operation. An unrelated note reports Adolph Zukor's death at 103 and Weatherford Texas planning a Mary Martin statue honoring its native son.
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N.Y. Times
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Loch Ness
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New York Times
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Gordon Menzies
Britain
United States
Boston
Rines
Adolph Zukor
Paramount Pictures
Hollywood
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John Barrymore
Mary Pickford
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Tex
Mary Martin
Parker County
Ford taps Kovachevich for federal judgeship nomination
Mary Martin speaks as Peter Pan while Elizabeth Kovachevich of St. Petersburg Florida is named by President Ford as the second woman nominee for a U.S. federal judgeship to join Mary Anne Richey who awaits Senate hearings. Kovachevich will replace retiring Judge Charles R. Scott of Jacksonville.
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Elizabeth Kovachevich
St. Petersburg
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Sixth Circuit
Charles R. Scott
Jacksonville
Mary Anne Richey
Tucson
Ariz
Senate Judiciary Committee
Killer rapist leads police to bodies in Gulf Coast
Robert Carr III, 32, led investigators to three graves near Gramercy Louisiana and Hancock County Mississippi where 11 year olds Todd Payton and Mark Wilson and 16 year old Tammy Huntley were buried after being abducted in 1972. He also claimed a fourth victim lies in an undisclosed Connecticut grave. Carr faces multiple charges including involuntary sexual battery and kidnapping.
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Connecticut
Carr
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Mississipi River
Hancock County
Miss
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Mark Wilson
Miami Beach
Fla
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Miami
Gordon Martin
St. James Parish
Mark
Bay St. Louis
Sylvan Ladner
Gulf Coast
Dade County
Ladner
Pearlington
Waterford
Mississippi-Louisiana Gulf Coast
Biloxi
Carter weighs 14 liberals for running mate including two blacks
Jimmy Carter, leading the Democratic field, considers 14 liberal vice presidential prospects, including Barbara Jordan and Thomas Bradley, in a nationwide poll led by Patrick Caddell. Joseph Biden confirms the list, while Carter’s aides offer no comment on the Globe report.
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Jimmy Carter
Boston Globe
Carter
Patrick Caddell
Cambridge Survey Research
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D-Del
Globe
Georgia
Ohio
Barbara Jordan
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
Thomas Bradley
Los Angeles
Peter Rodine
New Jersey
Judiciary Committee
the Globe
Frank Church
Community event notices and memorial day services listed
Local clubs churches and organizations announce gatherings: NAERF Chapter 1480 picnic at Athens Recreation Park 11 a.m. near pool. benefit country show at Lawrence County Coliseum Moulton for Rufus Pearson injured in April. Bethlehem Baptist Church homecoming with Rev Bill Hampton at 1 a.m. lunch at noon and singing at 1 p.m. NAACP Decatur-Morgan County meets 7 p.m. at Cashin Center to discuss affirmative action. NAHRA No 8 skip meeting due to Auburn seminar. Vacation Bible school Walnut Grove Baptist 6:30-8:30 p.m. through Friday. various church services tonight across Lawrence, Cullman and nearby areas with musical groups. 6-TopS AL 55 meets 9-11 a.m. at Aquadome. Myra Cook 353-0079. Memorial day services and singing at Pines Baptist, Cobbs Family, Graceful Aires, Joyful Sounds at Pine Holy Church, Caddo Congregational Methodist, East of Cobbs, and other locations with lunch or 1:30 p.m. singings.
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