Miller After Arm Injury Dies in North Carolina Football Incident
GIBSONVILLE North Carolina AP A 13 year old boy Anthony Dale Watlington died after a broken arm from a football tackle last month complications included a blood clot blocking blood flow to the heart and lungs He had been an eighth grader at Altamaham Ossipee Middle School and had seven touchdowns this season He was expected to play basketball and baseball and was a top pitcher with a .400 batting average and a 55 yard pass.
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Invasion Planned Security Tight In Belize City
Belize City braces for possible invasion as British and local troops guard the airport. Pilots warn passengers to stay aboard and cameras are forbidden. Foreign reporters must check in with British authorities before city access. The crisis stems from Guatemala's claim to Belize and fears of forceful action.
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Caribbean Sea
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Troopers Raid Radio Station in Lisbon Leftist Station Silenced
Portu gal's supreme military authorities said paratroopers invaded Radio Renascenca in a Lisbon suburb, cleared staff, and set off charges to wreck a transmitter. The attack, with about 60 paratroopers, followed a day of violence and a siege at the information ministry. Radio Renascenca is church-owned but has been under leftist control. the Revolutionary Council said it would stay off air until legality. A separate bombing damaged Radio Clube in Oporto, reported unconnected.
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Housing Starts Seen Low For Next Year In Memphis
AP reports chief economist Harry S. Schwartz of Fannie Mae predicts housing starts will not exceed 1.4 million next year due to recession, inflation and high inventories. He contrasts with industry forecasts and notes only modest rate increases and some government aid could shift the outlook.
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Ousted Army Chief Takes Control in Bangladesh
In Dhaka Maj Gen Ziaur Rahman, ousted four days earlier, proclaims himself chief martial law administrator and leader of the army. He vows to restore normal operations as thousands celebrate his move while key political figures are not mentioned.
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Sheik Mujibur Rahman
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Army
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Piedmont and Carolinas Weather Outlook Rain Likely
A three day forecast shows slightly cooler conditions with periods of rain across the Piedmont and coastal regions. North Carolina expects showers mainly west and partly cloudy east with highs mostly in the 70s and lows in the 50s. South Carolina sees cloudy periods with showers and thundershowers, cooler weekend highs in the 70s to low 80s and nighttime lows in the 40s to 50s.
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Plane lands with wheels up at Frederick Airport
A North Carolina pilot survived a gear up landing on a grass runway at Frederick Airport. Harry E. Christopher, 50, of Winston-Salem, was arriving from Montgomery County when his amphibious Republic C.B. aircraft’s landing gear failed to extend. Maryland State Police directed a Medevac helicopter to assist en route. He was not injured.
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Montgomery County
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