Soviet quake reports sketchy amid vast Central Asian damage
Soviet and Western agencies describe a strong earthquake in Central Asia with scant official casualty details. Officials note material damage in Karakum areas while major cities like Tashkent, Samarkand, and Bukhara report no casualties. expert analysis cites extensive seismic activity along the Amu Darya region and compares strength to major prior quakes.
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Central Asia
Fass
Tass
Golden
Colo
Eartapainke Information Center
UN US Geologieal
Washington
Uzbekislany
Tashkent
Samarkand
Bukhara
Teleptinay
Nikolay Shebalin
Gasliga
Guknara
Inhal
AmeDarya
Shebalin
Banked crime spree and political clash hit headlines
A stolen yellow Fiat 127 linked to a murder case reappears in Palermo during a robbery spree that nets $240,000 for bandits. In Boston and Philadelphia, desegregation foes push to overturn orders while Amtrak raises fares to cover rising costs. Justice Douglas appears for a memorial, and Sen Mart’s cancer battle continues as Greenspan forecasts moderate growth through 1977 amid inflation risks.
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Cag
Palermo
Buccheri
Corp
U.S. Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Portland
Douglas
Good Samaritan Hospital
Philip Mart
D-Mich
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Senate
Mart
Alan Creenspan
Ford
Council of Economic Advisers
Enspan
Greenspan
Economic Club
Mother and Daughter Reunited After Ordeal
FBI agents say Nicole Moore abducted May 3 and taken to New Orleans where she was found unharmed near Charity Hospital. Nicole recalled swimming in a lake, eating hot dogs bought by her abducter who she refers to as Joe. Linda Moore reunites with Nicole in New Orleans and they travel back to Dallas after a court hearing allowed the release from the Methodist Church Children’s home.
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New Orleans
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FBI
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Cit
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Nicolie
Vepan
Ponehartrain
Joe
New Orleans Charity Hospital
Pallas
Miehearing
Wivole
Pentagon seeks to keep intelligence budget secret
The Pentagon urged the Senate to keep the annual intelligence budget hidden and fragmented to confuse foreign analysts and protect secrets. Deputy Defense Secretary Ellsworth argued against too much order in budget presentation, saying coherence could reveal sensitive details and aid adversaries. Senate debate touched on oversight and publishing budget totals, with officials warning that year to year fluctuations help deter enemy investments.
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Senate
U.S
Defense
Robert Ellswarts
Senate Armed Services Committee
de Lenate
S L-Miss
Armed Services
Ellsworth
National Security Agency
Charles Percy
RiMs
Walter Mondale
Hubert Taft
Ohio
Frem
Beiruts Bloody Fighting Draws Inctor Amid Civil War
In Beirut, Christians and Muslims fought house to house across the port and commercial districts, with heavy artillery and sniper fire. Casualties surpassed 1,200 dead and many injured over two days as both sides clashed amid mounting international diplomacy and internal political shifts.
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Lebanon
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Libya
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Pearekerynne
Palestine Liberation Army
Lefiais
Tan Armarea
French President Giscard Reaffirms Alliance in Washington
President Valery Giscard d Estaing courted the United States during a Washington visit, calling France a solid ally and friend since Lafayette. He spoke at a Joint session, attended a state dinner, and praised shared goals with President Ford on peace and global problems. He emphasized independence of methods and pledged France’s reliability in prosperity and adversity.
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UPI
Valery Giscard Destying
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Lafayette
Giscard
Apiy Kissinger
Ford
Liscard
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White House
France
Martinique
United States
Berty
America
No Grouch It's Just Too Many Dogs in Yard
Charleston West Virginia. Robert M. Kay a lawyer used city leash law to curb roaming dogs in South Hills by delivering a form letter to every door. He reports positive results as neighbors keep dogs tied up to protect children playing in the yard and cites a $100 fine or 30 day jail term for loose dogs.
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Kay
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Loch
Kingsport Times-News scattered OCR summary and names
A fragmented OCR listing from Kingsport Times News includes stray names, places, numbers, and phrases. It references May Cu, Chaser Meamon, Pande Momoiag, Ron Co, and Tesla, with various garbled tokens and unclear events or dates. The readable content is limited and inconclusive.
Government opens a can of worms over counterfeit drugs
A New York area find reveals some 300 counterfeit prescription drugs. Hoffman LaRoche sues Save-Rite centers in Chicago for labeling look-alike Librium. Counterfeits sold as generics spread, with fraud risks for patients and welfare costs. The FDA warns funds and staff are insufficient to guarantee generics. Readers are urged to beware discount prices and protect health.
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Ethical Pharmaceutical Manufacturers
Federal District Court
Chicago
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Save-Rite Drugs
Breichman Pharmacy
St. Louis
Federal Drug Administration
F.D.A
United States
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