Hart on the run as search widens in Oklahoma case
In Locust Grove Oklahoma a Cherokee man Gene Leroy Hart linked to the 1973 Camp Scott girls murders remains missing. SWAT FBI and state police sweep 10 square miles of limestone hills as residents fear he may have shelter with relatives. Hart, 33, a convicted rapist, escaped Mayes County Jail and is sought for the deaths of Doris Milner Lori Farmer and Michelle Guse.
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Oil flows over peak in Alaska as pipeline nears Valdez
Massive pumps push North Slope crude beyond the Atlas Pass summit ahead of schedule adding about a day of headway. Alyeska VP Henry Mowell says flow from Prudhoe Bay is strong and the line remains on a 30 to 45 day journey to Valdez with oil at 2000 feet altitude in the Brooks Range foothills. In Tulsa, a health food store robbery yields a quirky inventory list and no suspects yet.
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Italy Forming Six-Party Coalition To Back Limited Reform
Rome Italy's minority Christian Democratic government secures a six party majority including the Communist Party to back a limited program aimed at cutting inflation and unemployment. Premier Andreotti faces pessimism over the narrow scope while signing details await ratification after talks with party leaders.
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Study on Chilean junta alternatives ordered by NSC
The National Security Council has asked the CIA to prepare a study on possible alternatives to Chile's anti Communist military regime. The move signals a tougher anti junta posture influenced by liberal Carter aides including NSC adviser Robert Pastor, though Brzezinski's approval remains unclear.
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Rival forces clash in Beirut camps and border villages
In Beirut, Palestinian guerrillas fought in Burj el Barajneh and Chatila camps as Christians shelled nearby Moslem villages near the Israeli border. At least 11 dead and 30 wounded reported before a cease fire, with casualties rising at a Palestinian hospital. Syrian peacekeepers cordoned camps while thousands fled and hospitals warned casualties may be higher.
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House votes on repeal of congressional pay raise
The House weighs repealing the $12,900 pay raise that began in March. A key vote on amending the legislative appropriation bill could be decided this week with a likely tight margin. If the amendment passes, lawmakers would see pay drop from $57,500 to $44,600 along with reductions for federal judges the vice president and Cabinet members.
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Winona County names Bambenek new county recorder
After a 4 to 1 vote the Winona County Board hired Robert Bambenek as county recorder to replace Rollie Tust who will leave July 31. Jaszewski, grandson of Tust, submitted a resignation effective July 11. Bambenek, 26, begins Aug 1 and must run in 1978 if he seeks a full term.
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Fireworks rules trim Fourth of July bang nationwide
The Consumer Products Safety Commission limits consumer firework charges to 50 milligrams of powder, down from 130. States differ with bans in 16 states and no rules in Hawaii and Nevada, while local restrictions are common. Separately, Rev Billy Graham’s ministry has amassed nearly $23 million in assets over seven years, per the Charlotte Observer.
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Nevada
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