Cairo University students clash with police in Cairo
Cairo University students defied a government warning and clashed with police as they marched toward downtown Cairo. Police used batons and tear gas to block access to the Council of Ministers and the People’s Assembly area near the Cairo Zoo while reinforcements arrived. An American, Robert James, was arrested for taking campus protest photos.
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Princess Anne's rumored romance with Lt Mark Phillips heats up
London reports say Princess Anne shows seriousness about Lt Mark Phillips of the Queen's Dragoon Guards as newspapers note his New Year weekend visit to Sandringham. Buckingham Palace confirms he attended with the royal family and joined celebrations after midnight.
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Plane missing after alert. search called off near Chattanooga
UPI reports Civil Air Patrol units across Florida, Alabama, and Georgia pursued a missing Cessna 210 from St Petersburg to Pellston. A sighting near Coulterville led to a two- helicopter sweep of the area, later deemed inaccurate. search ended with no recoveries. Separately, McMinn County authorities hunted three jail escapees, while Nashville and state prison officials announced a $25,000 remodel for a 150 inmate maximum security unit after a violent week.
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Dunn appoints judge in Tennessee circuit
Winfield Dunn named Sidney Davis of Clinton as judge of the Ninth Judicial Circuit in Tennessee. Davis replaces William J. Davis Sr. and will serve until September 1, 1874. The circuit covers Anderson, Campbell, Claiborne, Morgan and Scott Counties.
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State Supreme Court narrows grounds for new trials
The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that a murder verdict in a robbery case specifies first degree murder, likely blocking six former death row inmates from new trials. The decision in John Buchanan's Shelby County robbery murder case holds that juries must state the murder degree, and the ruling may affect six other inmates challenging their verdicts.
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Marcos cites foreign insurgents in Mindanao violence
Manila President Ferdinand E Marcos accused unnamed foreign insurgents of infiltrating the southern Philippines to incite the Moslem Mindanao Sulu minority. He pledged military action, announced selective amnesty, and authorized resumed barter trade with Sabah and Indonesian Borneo to ease unrest while planning civic projects and an alternate international airport in Zamboanga City.
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Christmas crossings at Berlin Wall ease for West Berliners
About 200000 West Berliners visited East Berlin over the holidays after a thaw in the Crosswall access, marking the first opening since 1965. East German guards intensified checks at the Sandkrug Bridge, with motorists asked to strip pockets and remove shoe gear as they passed. Meanwhile East Germans faced limits on exits, with few allowed for family emergencies. Reports also told of a woman who crashed through ice on the Havel and a man beaten at the wall amid shouted insults.
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Navy's first female boiler room worker aims for dainty tattoo
Sharon Holt, 21, of Hobbs New Mexico, becomes the first woman to break into the Navy's boiler room black gang at Great Lakes. Enlisted to educate herself and see the world, she finds the male crew supportive though curious about her presence. She hopes to serve on noncombatant ships and prefers Greece Italy or Spain for her posting.
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Last REA Loan Marks End of 2 Percent Era
The Shenandoah Valley in Virginia gains historic note as the final 2 percent REA loan under the 1935 program is approved for the Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative of Dayton. The $1,055,000 loan funds 1,200 new connections amid a shift to 5 percent private-lender financing, with rural telephone credits also concluding.
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