Logan Denies Fed Threat In Gaughan Perjury Case
US District Judge Roger Foley heard Logan deny any deal for hotelman Jackie Gaughan in a multi million dollar bookmaking trial. The testimony about potential intimidation by Assistant U.S. Attorney Kevin O Malley raised questions about ethics and possible new trials for four defendants.
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New York Power Blackout Hits City After Lightning
A large blackout struck the New York City area at 9 30 p m EDT on Wednesday. The outage disrupted major power lines and affected critical infrastructure across the metro area. Authorities urged calm as crews worked to restore service.
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Carter courting Soviets falters amid Latin American arms race
President Carter’s bid to win Soviet cooperation in Latin America falters as Ecuador rejects KFIR sales and Peru, Bolivia, and Cuba deepen ties with Russia. Moscow ships Sukhoi fighters and missiles to Peru while Castro’s Cuba trains regional buyers, prompting fears of a broader communist influence across the region.
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Indicted North Las Vegas youth charged with murder
A 15-year-old North Las Vegas boy, Mark Andamo Cuellar, was indicted by the Clark County Grand Jury for the murder of Stop N Go Market night clerk Steven Hyman during a July 10 robbery. Cuellar is held on $250,000 bond, housed in a juvenile cell, and the case marks the implementation of a new law transferring murder cases from juvenile to adult court.
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U S Chinook Chopper Shot Down Over North Korea
A U S military Chinook cargo helicopter with a three person crew was forced down by North Korean gunfire over North Korean territory. White House Press Secretary Jody Powell said the incident would be investigated and the crew’s fate was not yet known. The episode marks President Carter's first crisis involving a military incident. Powell noted no evidence of broader aggression and sought prompt explanations from North Korea. Officials in South Korea requested talks with North Korean officials at Panmunjom.
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She'll Wed Parada To Free Him By TRICLA WHITE
Mary Neely a Sunrise Hospital secretary said she would consent to a South American marriage to speed paramedic Miguel Parada's return from Colombia. Four Americans were detained with Parada. two remained in custody with no formal charges yet filed. INS officials warn Parada's travel could affect his asylum case while legal efforts to secure his release continue.
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