Agent denies sale of Son of Sam tapes
New York AP report says literary agent Scott Meredith denies offering or valuing 10 hours of Berkowitz interview tapes. He notes materials are being examined, not sold, while police and correction officials question authenticity and source.
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New York
Sam
Scott Meredith
Owever
Meredith
New York Daily News
Correction Department
Philip Peltz
Berkowitz
L A girl killed by shots from passing car in street
A 17 year old Los Angeles girl Thelma Stewart of 434 West 8th Street was killed as she left the Car Wash Disco near 91st Street and Western Avenue at about 3 10 a m. Shots were fired from a passing car as she walked with friends. Two men aged 15 and 26 were questioned. no one was booked by late Sunday.
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Los Angeles
Thelma Stewart
8Th St
91St Street
Western Avenue
Hijacker surrenders after Honolulu to Denver flight
A man claiming a bomb seized a Honolulu to Denver Western Airlines jet with 31 aboard. He forced a landing at Salt Lake City, then surrendered. no bomb was found and no injuries were reported. FBI held suspect Jerry Mills, of Escondido, as investigations continue.
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Jerry Richard Mills
Salt Lake City
FBL
Denver
FBI
Chicago
Escondido
San Diego
Mills
FBT
Michael
Western Airlines
Dave Bender
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Salt Lake
Grant G. Murray
Western Regional View
Milwaukee
Salt Lake Ity
Murray
Salt Lake City International
Susan Davidson
Robert Hart
University of Northern Colorado At Greeley
Israel defies US on West Bank settlement policy
Israel rejected a US rebuke as unjustified for its West Bank settlement program. Prime Minister Begin’s cabinet said settlement of Jews there is not illegal, following plans to build three new communities. The dispute highlights long standing US-Israeli tensions over occupied territories.
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Jerusalem
Israel
U.S
West Bank
Jordan River
Manahem Begin
Begin
Jordan
Carter
State Department
United States
Likud
False identification fraud linked to birth certificates and IDs
A Federal Advisory Committee report cites birth certificate fraud and falsified IDs as easy to commit. It notes roughly 10 million birth records issued yearly across 1,000 forms by 7,000 offices, with over 80 percent mailed and often unsigned requests granted. The report details infant death identity schemes and delayed birth certification aided by forged or unauthenticated documents.
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Federal Advisory Committee On
State Vital Records
Schlesinger approves energy plan outlook by year end
Energy Secretary James R. Schlesinger predicts Congress will keep most of President Carter's energy plan intact this year. He expects final action by year end and says the House acted quickly, setting a standard for the Senate. He also notes a potential Canada route for Alaska gas and outlines upcoming agency setup by Oct 1.
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Schlesinger
Washington
Senate
James R. Schlesinger
Congress
Carter
Canada
Alaska
U.S
Energy Department
Secretary of Defense
CIA
Atomic Energy Commission
House
White House
Forrestal
L'Enfant Plaza
Mall
Reed
Tornado kills 5 at Lake Mattoon mobile parks
A tornado ripped through three lakefront mobile home parks near Neoga Illinois killing five people and injuring more than 50. It destroyed at least 45 mobile homes and littered Lake Mattoon with debris as emergency crews searched rubble and treated 47 injured at Sarah Bush Lincoln Hospital in Mattoon.
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Neoga Ll
Dean Shaw
Neoga
Lake Mattoon
Ilnois
Sarah Bush Linscoln Hospital
Mattoon
Sarah Bush Hospital
Rosemary Corban
Pontiac
Carolyn McCalloh
Fairbury
Joseph T. Fitzgerald
Chicago
Dewey A. Manion
Shelby
Cumberland
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Kings County Hospital
L.A
el Paso
Mexico
Gulf Oil Corp
Palmer
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
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