Libya says Egyptians resumed air strikes amid clashes
Libyan and Arab Revolutionary News Agency ARNA report multiple air raids by Egypt over Tobruk and Kaara areas with Libyan defenses claiming several Egyptian planes shot down. Egypt denies, says it pulled out after strikes on Al Adam base near Tobruk.
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Libya
Associated Press
Egypt
Cairo
ARNA
Tobruk
Mediterranean
Kaara
Musaid
al Kufra
Palestinian Liberation Organization
PLO
Yasir Arafat
al Adam
Anwar Sadat
Muammar Khadafy
Middle East
Justice Higgins Feeds Squirrels at Nash Square
North Carolina figures Justice Carlisle W. Higgins age 89 and Court of Appeals Judge Frank M. Parker age 65 hand delivered breakfast to squirrels in Raleigh. The pair say the animals are friends and have carried out the ritual for ten years each morning.
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N.C. Supreme Court
Carlisle W. Higgins
Nash Square
Raleigh
Higgins
State Court of Appeals
Frank M. Parker
Man Charged In Fire Slayings in Prospect Connecticut
A 27 year old man, Lorne J. Acquin, is charged with nine counts of murder for killing his foster brother’s wife Cheryl Beaudoin, their seven children aged 4 to 12, and a 6 year old niece in a Arson fire at the Beaudoin home in Prospect. Beaudoin’s foster family had housed Acquin, who had prior robbery and burglary arrests, in their basement.
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Prospect, Conn
Connecticut
Frederick Beaudoin
Cheryl Beaudoin
Acquin
North Haven
Prospect
Carter Promises Not Kept Anger Black Leaders Say
Vernon Jordan of the National Urban League says President Carter has not delivered on job, welfare, health care, and minority appointment promises. He warns black voters that the party must earn continued support and criticizes Carter’s stance on abortion funding and federal aid. The remarks come ahead of the African American convention in Washington.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
National Urban League
Vernon Jordan
Carter
Jordan
America
Center For Political Studies
Washington Press Club
Four Men Found Murdered in Park Ridge Elevator
Four men from the Chicago area were found shot 20 to 25 times in an elevator of a Park Ridge office building. Investigators call it an assassination, noting they were led in one by one by someone they knew and trusted. Victims were Joseph LaRose 35 John F Vische 32 Donald Marchbanks 53 and Malcolm I Russell 36. All described as high rollers in U S Universal Systems Co. and the offices were in the building. Police sealed the scene and said motive remains unclear as detectives probe backgrounds and associations.
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Park Ridge, Ill
Rocco Rinaldi
Chicago Police Dept
Park Ridge
Public Safety
G. Joe
Brown arrives in South Korea for tough talks on troop pullout
U S Defense Secretary Harold Brown lands in Seoul to push back against President Carter's plan to withdraw 33 000 ground troops. He vows U S willingness to keep strong forces in Korea and the western Pacific and to maintain military balance with North Korea as withdrawal unfolds over about five years. The Seoul government seeks enough U S aid to offset the pullout and keep balance with the North. Brown comments at Kimpo airport outline measures to ensure balance is maintained.
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Seoul
South Korea
Harold Brown
Carter
U.S
Korea
Brown
United States
Western Pacific
North Korea
Kimpo International
Duke Power Restores Full Voltage After Cooler Weather
Duke Power customers regained full voltage Friday after cooler air and public cooperation reduced load. The utility said outages occurred Wednesday and Thursday due to heat, plant breakdowns, and a surge that damaged transformers, prompting a five percent voltage cut and power purchases from five other providers.
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Duke
Alex Coffin
Bill Burton
Marshall Steam Station
Lake Norman
High Point
Duke Power
McGuire
Charlotte
Marshall Facility
Pittsfield
Mass
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