Film Star Sophia Loren Robbed Of $600000 In Jewelry
An armed four man gang pistol whipped and robbed Sophia Loren in her Hampshire House New York City apartment on Sunday morning. They stole jewelry valued at about 600000 including uninsured pieces worth 500000 and insured items worth 100000. Two teen brothers found part of the loot later in West New York New Jersey. Loren, shaken, said New York should not be judged by this act of crime.
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Mideast standoff over extending cease fire
Egypt says no extension beyond November 5 unless Israel rejoins UN peace talks. Israel insists negotiations resume only after Egypt pulls back missiles near the canal. Meantime Arab guerrilla activity along the Lebanese Israeli border increases amid Jordan crisis and Sadat gains.
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Feel Good or Wrong Mind Tests By HAL Boyle
New York AP column presents a self test for mental health. It lists questions about loyalty, vanity, fear, memory, and social cues to gauge whether someone feels too good or is unbalanced. Results suggest mixed answers imply normal lying. all yes or all no imply hypocrisy and danger.
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North Koreans Attack Panmunjom Injuring U N Command Guard
North Korean forces beat a United Nations Command guard with shovels at Panmunjom injuring seven others including a neutral Swiss officer. A 10 minute fight began after a guard removed an armband guarding South Korean civilians in the Armistice Commission room. About 30 North Korean civilians joined with shovels clubs and rocks in a planned assault.
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Struck Airlines May Lay Off 4000 If Picket Lines Hold
Minneapolis AP reports Northwest Airlines faces about 4000 further layoffs if pilots honor picket lines set by BRAC. The walkout began July 8 and has idled roughly two thirds of Northwest 12500 employees, including 3400 BRAC members, as officials warn of intensified job cuts across clerks, mechanics, supervisors, and nonunion staff.
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Wisconsin Gop Blamed for Tax and Pollution Crisis
In the closing campaign days Wisconsin Democrats accuse the Knowles Olsen administration of a severe tax crisis and rising pollution. State Sen. Martin J. Schreiber blasts property taxes and a 4 percent sales tax while noting river pollution and mills discharging waste. Patrick J. Lucey on pollution policy adds his take.
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Secretary Powell of Illinois Dies After 36 Years in Public Service
Paul Powell 68 longtime Democratic power and three time Illinois House speaker died Saturday in Rochester Minnesota after a heart attack. His body will lie in state at the Capitol Tuesday and be taken to Vienna Illinois for funeral services Thursday. Governor Ogilvie will appoint his successor, reshaping state politics with 4 000 employees in the secretary of state office. Powell’s influence spanned 36 years in public service.
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FAA Didn’t Object To Football Plane Crew
Oklahoma City AP An official of Golden Eagle Aviation says a FAA official raised no objection to supplying crews for Wichita State football flights. The FAA later suspended Golden Eagle’s air taxi certificate after the crash that killed 30 and sparked a probe into the charter industry. Pilot Dan Crocker and copilot Ronald Skipper were among the dead. Skipper described the final flight and ridge collision.
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