Abu Daoud Freed by French Court in Munich Olympic Case
Abu Daoud, a Palestinian leader linked to the 1972 Munich Olympic attack, was freed by a Paris court after French authorities refused to detain him for extradition. West German and Israeli requests to hold him were rejected, drawing Arab protests and fears of backlash.
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Daoud
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Jean Marie Soutou
Palestine Liberation Organization
France
PLC
Abdel Karim
Algeria
el Moujahid
Farouk Kadoumi
PLO
Kuwait
West Germany
Israel
Bavaria
Iowa Farmer Celebrates Carter Inaugural With Three Parties
Elmer Carlson of Audubon Iowa plans three inaugural parties in a Washington hotel ballroom for Jimmy Carter's inauguration spending about 250000 his own funds He aims to draw up to 6000 guests over the three nights and has booked acts including Warren Covington Mercer Ellington's orchestra and Tommy Dorsey Carlson is a National Cornhusking Champion and former congressional candidate with an 1800 acre farm and a background in hybrid seed and fertilizer business.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Elmer Carlson
Audubon
Iowa
Carlson
Congress
Des Moines
Duke Ellington
Ellington
Mercer
Tommy Dorsey
Cold Triad Weather With Snow Advisory For Mountains
North Carolina and South Carolina face a cold spell with sun and wind, highs from the teens in the northwest mountains to around 40 on the coast. A travelers advisory covers mountains foothills and northern Piedmont for snow and ice on mainly secondary roads.
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North Carolina
Piedmont
South Carolina
Fire destroys rubber factory in Philmont New York
A rubber factory in Philmont near the Massachusetts and Connecticut borders burned after an explosion. Firemen battled near blizzard conditions for six hours in subfreezing temperatures, evacuating dozens from the town of 1300. The four story mill housed the plant and two stores were gutted.
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Philmont
N.Y
Albany
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Beacon
eDeputy
Bob DiRuzzio
DiRuzzio
British Actress Eva Le Gallienne Receives National Artist Award
British born Eva Le Gallienne celebrated her 78th birthday by winning the American National Theatre and Academy National Artist Award. The award honors her more than six decades in theater.
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Los Angeles
Eva le Gallienne
American National Theatre and
Academy
Officials Resign And Are Fired In Hunt Administration Shakeup
Gov. Jim Hunt’s first cabinet action as North Carolina leader saw 50 plus policy resignations accepted, with 2 more dismissed. The reshuffle targets departments including transportation and administration as Hunt plans replacements, potentially drawing staff from his campaign and prioritizing Black and women appointees.
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Raleigh
Jim Hunt
Ship of State
Hunt
Gary Pearce
Pearce
Departments of Transportation and Administration
Jim Holfhouser
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High Point, N.C
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