Copy Editor Linked To FBI Disappears In Nashville
The husband of Jacque Srouji reports she and two of their children left home after threatening calls about her alleged FBI ties. Publisher Seigenthaler says she was fired earlier for information she provided to him about the FBI, while NPR and others cite sources about her possible informant role. The FBI declined comment as the case involves her past testimony and Kerr-McGee Silkwood matter.
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Tremors Hit Northeast Italy After Devastating Quake
In Gemona and nearby towns an earthquak e left at least 628 dead and 2000 injured with thousands homeless. Rescue teams race to reach survivors as aftershocks, destroyed bridges and disrupted lines hamper relief. Aid pours in from Austria Yugoslavia and the United States.
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Lebanon Elects New Chief in War-Torn Lebanon
In Beirut, parliamentarians faced mortar fire and a leftist ban to elect Elias Sarkis, governor of the central bank, as president on the second ballot. Nine deputies attended, with 66 votes for Sarkis, who would lead Lebanon as Suleiman Franjieh resigns.
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Ford Shifts Theme as Campaign Emphasizes Peace Prosperity Trust
In Omaha Ford unveils a fresh start stressing peace prosperity and trust as he campaigns through Nebraska and Missouri. Reagan leads Ford in committed delegates while Carter wins UAW endorsement. Ford endorses Carter for now and notes a restructured Midwest swing.
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Crafts Workers End Strike in San Francisco
A compromise halted the 38 day walkout by city crafts workers. Mayor Moscone said transit would roll by nightfall and full service for 250,000 riders would return today. A wage panel will set scales while workers resume duties.
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Indians Receive Windfall From Federal Aid Change
In Augusta Maine Indians learned they may gain up to five million dollars yearly in federal aid for housing education health care and social services after a court ruling extended federal protections to Passamaquoddy and Penobscot tribes. Deputy commissioner Glenn Starbird Jr. said beneficiaries include the 4000 Indians in Maine and that the total could reach five million.
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Official Says U S Defrauded By Meat Sales to Military
Florida Democrat Lea Lawton Chiles and a Pentagon official accuse Boston area and other centers of major overcharges in military meat procurement. One day fraud reached 250 000 dollars with typical days above 100 000, bribery and other schemes cited. Boston based G and J Packing and Blue Ribbon Frozen Food linked to large shares of contracts. investigations to be held next week.
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Allied Chemical to Fight Pollution Indictment in Virginia
Allied Chemical Corp. says a 1000 count federal indictment charging pollution of the James River with Kepone and other chemicals is unwarranted. The company intends to vigorously defend the case, arguing the charges, if all proven true, could bring up to 17 million dollars in fines. The probe follows earlier Kepone-related health scares and a river fishing ban from Hopewell to Chesapeake Bay. Life Science Products Co. and its workers were also affected as Kepone contamination prompted plant shutdowns 25 miles south of Richmond.
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Talks Inconclusive At UN Weary Leaders Seek August Sessions
After eight weeks of talks at United Nations, negotiators agree to reconvene in August to push a law of the seas. US negotiators welcomed compromises on ocean floor mining that could let firms mine under international rules with profits shared with poorer states. Disagreements remain over 200 mile zones, landlocked state shares, and research limits. Delegates from 150 nations set August dates, closing days before the General Assembly.
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