Long series of political and legal notices mix up town news
A jumble of items reports on Miss Longet seeking early release for good behavior in Colorado court, bankruptcy delaying a home sale for Jon Ireland, Buck Owens injured after a horse incident, and a Greek director jailed for invading privacy. Also mentions Indira Gandhi apologizing for excesses, Taiwan premier Chiang Ching Kuo’s birthday, Carter political moves, and Erhard funeral arrangements.
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Ex GM Edward Cole Killed in Plane Crash
Edward N Cole former GM of General Motors, 67, died in a plane crash he was piloting. The crash occurred Monday near Detroit after a voyage involving four people aboard. Investigators said the accident involved a small plane and referenced Cole’s previous roles with GM and related automotive entities.
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Violence mars Protestant strike in Northern Ireland
In Belfast protests turned violent as three day old Protestant strike faltered. Police said mother and infant among the seriously injured while roadblocks and attacks targeted workers. Government said factory turnout was about 90 percent as stores stayed open. In Kinshasa, Western journalists were detained to assess journalism versus espionage, with several foreigners held for illegal entry.
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Peres welcomes US Middle East settlement suggestions
Acting Premier Shimon Peres praised Cyrus Vance for saying the United States would soon present ideas for a Middle East settlement. Israel rejects outside-forced peace terms, viewing such moves as dangerous to Israel.
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House OKs budget draft amid defense compromise
In Washington the House approved a fiscal 1978 budget plan totaling 415 billion dollars with a 66.4 billion dollar deficit by a 213 to 179 vote. Democrats united behind a defense spending compromise after earlier liberal defections and a failed initial budget version.
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