Guadeloupe Volcano Crises Dazzle Media as Evacuations Go On
Tourists enjoy sun and planters punch talk as La Soufriere near Guadeloupe threatens eruption. Prof Pierre Brousse predicts 12 hours to blast, prompting evacuation of 72,000 from Basse-Terre. By noon no eruption. officials insist refugees stay out. A later blast sends tremors with minimal damage and sulfur odor.
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Pointe-A-Pitre
Guadeloupe
UPI
Pointe-a
Pitre
la Soufriere
Strangelove
Pierre Brousse
Brousse
Basse-Terre
Caribbean
Michel Foullard
James Cuchiara
Curfew Arrests Signal Mixed Detroit Gang Plan
Detroit police report over 130 arrests of youths under 18 during the first three curfew nights aimed at reducing gang violence. Judges questioned the curfew’s legality as officers praised added authority and tactical squads, while city officials weigh constitutional issues amid ongoing street violence linked to events at Cobo Hall.
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Detroit
UPI
Cobo Hall
William Hague
Hague
Police Commission
Hiker Found By Helicopter Near Kings Canyon
Kevin Owen, 18, of Canoga Park was located by a helicopter in Kings Canyon National Park after being missing since Thursday in the Volcanic Lakes area. He was separated from two companions who reached Cedar Grove on Friday to seek aid. rangers had searched trails on Saturday. Owen was found in good condition.
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Kings Canyon National Park
UPI
Kevin Owen
Canoga Park
Volcanic Lakes
Owen
Cedar Grove
Las Vegas Sun Newspaper Staff and Rates Notice
Published mornings including Sundays by the Las Vegas Sun Inc detailing staff roles and departments. It lists subscription rates by mail and per month for the continental United States and notes affiliations with press associations and advertising representation.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
S. Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
H. M Greenspun
Ray Germain
David Greenspun
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Burt Buy
General Mail
Les Ritchie
Bryn Armstrong
Bill Guthrie
Versiellen
Williams defense to present insanity in Murphy kidnapping trial
In Key West Florida the defense will call a psychotherapist Monday to argue William A H Williams was insane at the time of the 1974 kidnapping of editor Reg Murphy. The case enters its second week as the prosecution offers countering psychiatric testimony and Williams testifies about fear of his father and his alleged motives.
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Key West, Fla
UPI
William A.H. Williams
Reg Murphy
Williams
William H. Williams
Marietta
Murphy
FBI
Congress
North Carolina
Cox Enterprises Inc
The
Atlanta Constitution
San Francisco Examiner
Display Of Moon Rock At Reno Planetarium
Apollo 11 moon rock on display at Fleischmann Atmospherium Planetarium in Reno starting Tuesday. Curator Art Johnson notes the five ounce sample is about 3.84 billion years old. A free lecture on Apollo will be held Aug 30 with a telescope setup possible on the lawn if weather permits through Sept 11.
Oil hike seen as inevitable by Venezuela for 1977
Venezuela, a major U S fuel oil supplier, seeks higher world oil prices in 1977 while setting the national budget on 1976 price levels. Mines Minister Valentin Hernandez said a significant OPEC price rise in 1977 was inevitable.
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Caracas
UPI
Venezuela
U.S
Valentin Hernandez
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
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