Gunman siege at Maryland bank ends without injuries
Stephan Gregory, 27, of Silver Spring, held seven bank employees hostage for seven hours in a Silver Spring branch after entering with two rifles. He fired over 200 rounds, released hostages one by one, and surrendered after pleading for talks with police and a call to his girlfriend.
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Silver Spring, Md
Washington, D.C
Stephan Gregory
Silver Spring
Douglas McFee
Montgomery County
Gregory
McFee
Phillip Caswell
McBride Appears Winner In United Steelworkers Vote
Unofficial AP figures show Lloyd McBride leading Edward Sadlowski 299,877 to 198,472 with about 4,000 locals reporting as 600,000 votes cast. Abel retires in June after endorsing McBride. Sadlowski's camp alleges fraud and vows to challenge results.
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Pittsburgh
I.W. Abel
United Steelworkers Union
Lloyd McBride
Edward Sadlowski
Associated Press
USW
St. Louis
Abel
McBride
Sadlowski
Greg Palst
Chicago
U.S. Terms on Canal Reportedly Are Eased
Washington reports a Carter compromise on the Panama Canal Treaty is near. Linowitz leads U S talks while Panamanian foreign minister changes amid disputes with Torrijos. issues include treaty duration defense rights Canal Zone size tolls revenue and expansion to handle larger ships.
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Washington
Carter
Panama
U. S
Sol M. Linowitz
U.S
Aquilino Boyd
Omar Torrijos Herrera
Torrijos
Boyd
Nicolas Gonzalez Revilla
United States
Linowitz
Ambassador Bunker
North Carolina Child Support Service Sees First Profit
In Raleigh the child support enforcement section reports its first profitable quarter from October to December, with $750,000 in collected payments against $600,000 spent. The program, started in 1975, aims to reduce welfare dependence by enforcing court orders and may reach $15 million in annual payments on a $4 million budget by year four.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Edwin C. Riley
Social Services Division
Riley
Police raid raises legality questions in Winston-Salem
Police Chief Thomas A. Surratt says personal searches of customers at the Game Station may have violated rights after a Saturday raid with a warrant by officer D. R. Wilson. About 80 youths were searched including five girls who were escorted to a restroom and asked to strip.
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Winston-Salem
Thomas A. Surratt
D.R. Wilson
Surratt
Wilson
Robert Russell
Russell
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