Beauty sets to be tried in love abduction case
Former American beauty queen Jomes McKinney was ordered to stand trial on kidnapping charges involving 21-year old Kirk Anderson of Provo Utah. McKinney and May 24 of Maywood are accused of abducting Anderson and holding him in a rural cottage while McKinney described a quest for an eternal temple marriage. Bail was set after a psychiatrist warned confinement could cause deterioration. McKinney described her disillusionment with BYU and her longing for a marriage tied to religious faith.
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Hijackers seek exit from Cuba after long flight saga
Milwaukee man Grant and Pittsburgher Witt, both jailed or confined in Havana, say after seven years they want to leave Cuba. Grant hijacked a Northwest Airlines jet on January 22 1971 aiming for Algeria with an ax. Witt hijacked an Allegheny flight September 19 1970 with a bomb in a duffel bag seeking Cairo. Both blame Cuban bureaucracy and foreign foes for their plight and aim to go home.
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World Today Abortion Funding Deadlock and Global Incidents
The Senate blocked a House move on abortion funding and proposed a middle path as the broader funding deadlock continues. Across the globe fires in London, Belfast bomb strikes, and a cruise ship blaze in Montreal disrupt normal life and trigger casualties.
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Carter to Nominate Benjamin Civiletti for Deputy Attorney General
President Carter will nominate Benjamin Civiletti to succeed Peter Flaherty as deputy attorney general. Civiletti is praised by Attorney General Griffin Bell as an experienced trial lawyer and would join Bell in handling major cases including Korean influence buying and FBI wiretap reports. Flaherty, former Pittsburgh mayor, resigns to explore a run for Pennsylvania governor.
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Carter Family Names in 1978 Social Register
The 1978 Social Register lists James Carter as President Carter and Rosa Lynn Smith Carter as his wife, while Amy Carter is omitted for being under 12. John W. Warner is dropped, linked to Elizabeth Taylor case, and the advisory committee notes divorce and acting ties without comment.
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Black family driven from town over home attack in Smithfield
Cornell Cook, 21, and his family left their all white Smithfield neighborhood after their home was fired on with shotgun pellets. Real estate agent James L. White, who rented the house with an option to buy at 25000 dollars, described the Cooks as middle class working Black people. The family seeks a safer home for their nine month old child.
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