Ray Evasion Shifts Focus After Brushy Mountain Escape
The Ray manhunt moved to areas around New River six miles east of Brushy Mountain and Beech Fork west near Wartburg as officials say the escapees split into two groups. Powell was tracked to surrender while others fled into Cumberland Mountain. helicopters and infrared sensors join ground searches amid a massive pursuit led by Gov Blanton and Brushy Mountain officials.
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James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Brushy Mountain State Prison
Stoney Lane
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ray
Lane
New River
Brushy Mountain
Beech Fork
Wartburg
Cumberland Mountain
David Lee Powell
Powell
King
East Tennessee
Herman C. Davis
Davis
Nashville
Ray Blanton
Action Line offers help for readers questions
Readers are invited to call or write Action Line in care of The Enterprise for assistance with problems or questions. The column notes that while every request is considered, high volume makes it impossible to answer or acknowledge each one.
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Henry Robertson
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Greensboro
Jim Oliver
Directory assistance charges spark reader questions
A North State subscriber asks about the 20 cent fee for unlisted numbers. The answer notes five free directory assistance calls per month per line or trunk, with extra charges beyond that, effective June 7, and cites a North Carolina Utilities Commission rule adopted state wide.
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Bell Telephone Company
Georgia Leaders Fear Escape Aimed to Silence Ray
Black leaders in Georgia react to James Earl Ray’s Tennessee prison breakout fearing a plot to silence him and block revelations about King’s assassination. Rev Ralph Abernathy urges a special investigation and asks President Carter to act to protect Ray from harm amid renewed scrutiny by a House inquiry.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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Martin Luther King Sr
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Julian Bond
Southern Poverty Law Center
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Woman Bit Bullet, Survives Bus Sniper Attack Near Havre de Grace
Bertha Lowe, 64, was struck in the lower lip by a sniper’s bullet that hit a charter bus heading toward Greensboro. Police say the bullet was stopped by her teeth as the gunfire entered through roof and windows. eight bullets hit the bus but she survived.
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Harford Memorial Hospital
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Bronx
N.Y
Greensboro
N.C
William Clark
Chapel Road
Hostages Reunite With Families After Dutch Raid
Surviving hostages were medically tested then tearfully reunited with families after Dutch commandos freed them in predawn raids on a train and a school ending a 20 day siege by South Moluccan terrorists. Two hostages and six captors died in the dawn attack.
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Netherlands
Janneke Wiegers
J. M. O. Monsjou
Groningen
M. van Baarsel
Elst
Frogs Jump At Mark Twain House Frog Jump Day
About 300 people gathered on the lawn of Mark Twain's Hartford home for the annual frog jump. Frogs arrived from across the region and even California, registered by hopeful youngsters, while locals enjoyed hot dogs, lemonade, and bluegrass as spectators.
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Kisser
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