Nazi Executioner Kappler escapes from Rome hospital
Herbert Kappler, a 70 year old Nazi war criminal serving a life term for mass killings in Rome, allegedly hid in a suitcase and fled the military hospital at 1 am with his wife guiding the escape. Italian and West German officials confirmed the escape and ongoing searches ensued.
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Bonn
West Germany
Herbert Kappler
Rome
Vito Lattanzio
Kappler
Gestapo
Colosseum
Armin Gruenewald
Pigeons Rescued After Truck Crash Near Brisbane
A specially equipped truck carrying recovery ward pigeons to a northern Brisbane town was entirely wrecked in a collision with a trailer. The incident left the birds and vehicle damaged but no further details are provided.
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Brisbane
Carter and Kissinger discuss bipartisan foreign policy ties
President Carter and Henry Kissinger met in Washington to review policy continuity with Ford on Southern Africa the Middle East China and Panama. They likely planned talks with Israel and several Arab nations to advance a Geneva peace conference and Panama Canal pact ratification.
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Washington
Carter
Ford
Africa
Middle East
China
Panama
Ford Administration
Henry A. Kissinger
Gerald R. Ford Ealier
Kissinger
Israel
Geneva
Senate
Lone
Congress
White House
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Cyrus R. Vance
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Araucana eggs cholesterol myth debunked by experts
An inquiry to Action Line reveals tests by poultry and food science researchers show no significant cholesterol difference between Araucana eggs and standard eggs. A Raleigh lab could test, but findings dispute the selling claim. Also noted are contact details for wrestling prospects and a city ordinance cut-on fee policy.
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J.B. A
Nadine Tope
Agricultural Extension Service
Raleigh
Tope
Neal Webb
Webb-Grimes Foodlab, Inc
Western Boulevard
G.A. Martin
NCSU
Connecticut
Georgia
N.C. State
Midwest
Ontario
Sheriffs Protest County Jails Aid Crowded Prisons
North Carolina sheriffs express concern as a new program sent en short term inmates to county jails to ease overcrowded state prisons. Officials note some jails meet standards while others remain under minimums and warn staffing and paperwork hurdles may limit effectiveness.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
David Blackwell
Department of Corrections
Wake County
Robert J. Pleasants
J. Russell Nipper
Superior Court
James H. Pou Bailey
Cut-Throat Milk Prices Spark Consumer Fear of Consolidation
Consumer advocates and state officials warn that fierce price cutting among dairies may push small processors out of the market. Below cost sales are illegal, yet insiders admit undercutting to retain customers. Industry notes a shift toward control by a few large firms as supermarkets add processing capacity.
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Wade H. Hargrove
State Milk Commission
Lillian C. Woo
Milk Commission
A&p
Winn-Dixie
Colonial
Dairymen Cooperative
Backfiring to Battle Huge Big Sur Fire Near King City
Firefighters in California set a three mile long backfire Saturday in a bid to save homes and ranches as a massive blaze engulfs the Big Sur area near King City. The AP Laserphoto caption notes U.S. Forestry workers observing the effort.
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U.S
Big Sur
King City
Calif
Go Slow Jaworski Admonishes Go Slow
Former Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski takes charge of the House ethics committee investigation into alleged South Korean influence buying and urges caution to avoid premature conclusions. He meets reporters on Capitol Hill and plans a staff briefing before proceeding.
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Washington
Leon Jaworski
House
Jaworski
House Ethics Committee
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Cumberland County
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Cumberland Sheriff's Department
Charles F. Hall
State Jail and Detention Branch
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Rockingham County
Walter Crissman
Gaston County
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