Gunman Holed Up With Hostage In Indianapolis Building
An armed man leapt into a standoff in Indianapolis taking a mortgage company executive hostage. The gunman, claiming he was ready to die, remained inside an apartment with the hostage as police monitored his growing edginess.
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Kiritsis
Indianapolis
Anthony G. Kiritsis
Army
Ft. Harrison
Richard O. Halli
Meridian Mortgage Co
Kirits
Hall
Meridian
Maj
Joe Ernst
Marion County Police
Ernst
James
Indiana
Alfred Walker
City toters stay property of sanitation dept and replacement rules
Residents will buy their own toters when originals wear out. Each toter is city property issued to a residence and remains on the premises. Lifespan is eight years with five year guarantee against defects. Proper storage slows aging. notify sanitation if moving so toters can be returned.
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Anow
Sanitation Department
North Carolina House Approves ERA on Third Vote
The North Carolina House passed the Equal Rights Amendment 61 to 55 on the third vote and sent it to the Senate. Supporters expect a Senate victory. cheers and applause followed the tally as lawmakers faced a flood of calls and telegrams.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Senate
General Assembly
Carl Stewart
House
ERA
John Ed Davenport
D-Nash
Thermos blanket born from space program heats park demo
In Central Park New York a girl demonstrates a space program by product the metallized blanket weighs two ounces and measures seven by four feet. When wrapped around the body it reflects back eighty percent of the heat, offering portable super insulation.
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New York
Central Park
U.S
Carter Faces Senate Clash Over Stimulus Plan And Warnke Nomination
President Carter signaled willingness to accept congressional changes to his job and tax bills but warned against drastic edits. Congress debated a public works bill double his request while opposition rose to Warnke’s nomination to head the arms agency.
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Washington
Congressional Democrats
Carter
Congress
Capitol Hill
Soviet Union
Paul Warnke
U.S
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Warnke
Senate
Missile pact could curb vast US MX costs
President Carter seeks a US Soviet accord on mobile missiles to avoid spending billions on the MX program and to blunt the SSX-20 threat. Moscow’s mobile SSX-20 has been tested with multiple warheads and ranges beyond 2 000 nautical miles, complicating arms limits. The SSX-20 is seen as Europe and China focused and not yet a direct US threat.
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Washington
Carter
United States
U.S
Moscow
Europe
China
McBride Leads Sadlowski in Unofficial Steelworkers Vote
Early unofficial returns show Lloyd McBride ahead of Edward Sadlowski in the United Steelworkers presidency race. AP tallies place McBride with a sizable lead across 2,752 locals, while Sadlowski aides claim different totals. Voters reportedly exceed 550,000 with big locals remaining uncounted. McBride predicts a 60-40 victory.
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Pittsburgh
Lloyd McBride
United Steelworkers
Edward Sadlowski
Sadlowski
Associated Press
McBride
John Askins
J. W. Abel
Askins
St. Louis
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