Masked East Area rapist terrorizes California suburb
In a 19 month spree the white male rapist, age 20 to 30, has attacked 23 women in a Sacramento area, prompting guns, guard dogs and alarms in homes. Police say he threatens to kill victims’ children and has ransacked houses as residents fear nightly home invasions. Neighborhood patrols grow, a $15,000 reward posted.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Sacramento County
Bill Miller
East Area
California
Las Vegas youth sports need funding to reach world stages
An editorial highlights talented Las Vegas youths across chess wrestling swimming gymnastics and ball sports facing barriers from travel and training costs. It advocates a community funded program, suggesting $100,000 annually from local industries to aid deserving youngsters and spur national pride while showcasing local talent.
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Las Vegas
Minnesota
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Nevada
United States
Carter removes Maj. Gen. Singlaub over Korea remarks
In a personal confrontation at the White House President Carter dismissed Maj. Gen. John Singlaub from his Korea post for saying troop withdrawals could spark war. Defense Secretary Brown announced Singlaub would be reassigned as Carter demanded confidentiality. Brown cited statements inconsistent with national policy and noted the Seoul talks begin this week.
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UPI
Carter
John Singlaub
South Korea
Oval Office
Defense
Harold Brown
Singlaub
U.S
Korea
White House
Seoul
Brown
Pentagon
SALT Accord Needs Further Work After Geneva Talks
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance returned to Washington with a framework for a new strategic arms pact but warned substantial differences remain. He said progress is possible yet a full treaty is not assured. Gromyko cautioned that major gaps persist and completion remains distant.
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Washington
UPI
Cyrus Vance
Soviet Union
Vance
Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Moscow
U.S
Indian women sterilizations criticized by doctor
Dr Connie Uri, a Choctaw-Cherokee physician, says more than a quarter of American Indian women may have been sterilized by Indian Health Service doctors. She cites 3 406 cases from 1973 to 1976 and notes consent forms often failed to inform women of their right to refuse.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
U.S. Indian Health Service
National Catholic Reporter
Connie Uri
Los Angeles
Uri
U.S. General Accounting Office
Indian Health Service
Albuquerque
N.M
Phoenix
Ariz
Oklahoma City
Aberdeen
S.D
GAO
SUN Publisher Honored Greenspun Challenges UNLV Grads
SUN publisher Hank Greenspun addressed about a thousand UNLV graduates at the 14th annual commencement at the Aladdin Theatre urging them to make the world learn from them. He warned against apathy and urged bold leadership and involvement as the nation faces future challenges.
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SUN
Hank Greenspun
UNLV
Aladdin Theatre For
Wright Angles: Kane Family Comedy Joins SUN Comics
Larry Wright debuts Wright Angles a daily Sun Comics strip featuring Tom and Nancy Kane their children Joey and Sharon. The Kane family's amusing troubles mirror real life like a mortgage but deliver lighthearted solutions each day.
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