I Did Not Shoot Him James Earl Ray Anew Plea
James Earl Ray contends he did not fire the fatal shot that killed Martin Luther King Jr. He says he may plead guilty again under pressure from his former lawyer Percy Foreman while serving a 99 year term at Brushy Mountain State Prison. Ray claims he bought the rifle and handed it to an associate known as Raoul. His account includes disputes over fingerprints and intent, and mentions potential civil actions for access to classified King investigation documents.
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Washington Today President Unlikely To Keep Promises An AP News Analysis
An AP analysis suggests President Carter may fail to meet his three main goals of low inflation, near full employment, and a balanced budget due to high oil prices. It notes likely trade deficits, global inflation, and domestic unemployment pressures, with no easy path to all three aims. It also contrasts U S inflation at about 9 percent and unemployment near 7 percent with Europe and Japan facing their own economic pains.
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Chance Of Rain Showers and Warm Weekend Outlook
The weather forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of rain today and 20 percent tonight. Tuesday has a 30 percent rain chance with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and east winds 5 to 15 mph. The extended outlook shows more showers Wednesday and partly cloudy conditions Thursday and Friday with 80s highs. Sunset tonight at 8 30 p m and sunrise Tuesday at 6 06 a m.
Worm Cake Wins Nightcrawler Bakeoff in Twin Falls
Irene Stockman, a master chef, won first prize at the nightcrawler and angleworm bakeoff in Twin Falls Idaho by Northern Bait and Ecology Farms. Her worm cake topped wiggle biscuits and other worm themed dishes in a modest contest offering a $25 grand prize and judges' T shirts and meals.
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Voters Decide Clean Air Status Amid EPA Warning
EPA chief Douglas Castle said Congress can block weakenings of auto emission rules if voters demand it. He cited heavy auto-industry lobbying after last week's House vote and noted the industry has won its fourth delay delaying stricter exhaust standards set to start in 1975.
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Raleigh man possibly has rare SSPE disease in children
A 42 year old Raleigh truck driver at North Carolina Memorial Hospital shows a symptomatic measles virus in spinal fluid suggesting subacute sclerosing panencephalitis. Experts note SSPE usually affects female children ages four to seventeen, making this case highly unusual and under study with tests due by midweek.
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North Carolina and South Carolina 3 Day Forecast Outlook
Forecast for North Carolina and South Carolina with highs in the 70s to 80s and chances of afternoon and evening thundershowers. North Carolina skies partly cloudy through Tuesday with mountain lows in the 50s to 60s. Extended outlook shows a chance of showers Wednesday then partly cloudy Thursday and Friday in the 60s.
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