Reds Try To Blackmail U.S. Diplomat In Soviet Hotel
A Soviet secret police agent forced entry into American diplomat Constantine Varvariv s hotel room in Georgia two weeks ago and used a forged Nazi collaboration letter to blackmail him into aiding Soviet intelligence. The U.S. protest notes call the act a violation of the Vienna Convention and demand accountability.
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NY Times
Moscow
U.S
Novosti
Constantine Varvariv
Ukraine
Carter
Malcolm Toon
Varvario
Paris
Unesco
Tbilisi
Georgia
Mr. Warvariv
Warvariv
Soviet Union
United States
Varvariv
Ivan Ivanovich
Eight-year-old Gerald Johnson on Missouri immunization rules
Eight-year-old Gerald Johnson shares his feelings about meeting Missouri state immunization requirements in Kansas City on Saturday. Prior to the event, families discussed the new policy and its impact on students.
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Gerald Johnson
Missouri
Kansas City
Senate Debates Oil Tax and Energy Program Extend Week End Session
Senate debate on President Carter's energy plan continues amid a rare Saturday session. Senators reject a resolution opposing the crude oil tax while backing a trust fund funded by potential tax increases. A home heating oil credit up to 150 dollars is approved for low and middle income users, with phased limits by income. Percy’s bid to repeal gasoline tax deductions is tabled.
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Washington
House
Carter
Senate
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Congress
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Finance Committee
Russell Long
D-La
Charles Percy
R-Tll
Percy
Clifford Hansen
R-Wyo
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
John Durkin
D-N.h
New England
Californians Arrested in $6 Million Book Operation
Sixteen people were arrested in Huntington Park and surrounding cities for a $6 million a year book operation tied to taverns, a dry cleaner, and residences. Bail was set at $500 each. Names include George Tentelupe and Eleanor Tentelupe, Doris Atkins, Gene Wright, John Wheeler, Lillie Trecensa, Edward Schick, ee Johnson, Joe Martinez, Floyd Shevette, Javier Virgil, Donald Sawyer, Leonard Lozano, and Edward Koral. Two arrests unnamed.
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Huntington Park
Calif
UPI
George Tentelupe
Eleanor
Doris Atkins
Gene Wright
John Wheeler
Lillie Trecensa
Edward Schick
Ee Johnson
Joe Martinez
Floyd Shevette
Bell
Javier Virgil
la Mirada
Donald Sawyer
Cudahy
Leonard Lozano
Long Beach
Edward Koral
van Nuys
Four Hijack Vietnamese Plane Ends With Surrender
Four gunmen hijacked a Vietnamese DC3 flight to Thailand and Singapore, killed two Vietnamese officials, and wounded a third before surrendering after releasing 36 passengers and crew. The dead were Vietnamese officials. a wounded man remained in a Singapore hospital.
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Singapore
UPS
Thailand
Bangkok
U Tapao
Adm. Amorn Sirikaya
U.S
Amorn
Emecee
Kota Bahru
Malaysia
Truck Rollover Near Coaldale Kills Nevada Man
A 29-year-old Esmeralda County man, Michael Thomas of Dyer, was killed when his pickup truck rolled four times after leaving the road on FAS 264 about 24 miles south of Coaldale. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Coaldale
Nev
Esmeralda County
Nevada Highway Patrol
Michael Thomas
Box 86
Dyer
Thomas
NHP
Party Ends in Violence as Two Cops Injured in Las Vegas
About 300 partygoers clashed with Metro officers after a loud party at 1305 Gold. Officer Steve Frank needed five stitches after a bottle hit him. Officer Howard Meadows suffered a concussion. Six people were arrested on charges from assault with a deadly weapon to disorderly conduct.
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Metro
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Steve Frank
Howard Meadows
Illegal Gambling Big In Louisiana
Louisiana's illegal gambling is a major unseen industry ranking behind petroleum refining and chemical production. A UPI report cites state police analyst Marc C. Core estimating about 847 million dollars in illegal bets yearly, with roughly 48.5 million paid as protection to officials.
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New Orleans
UPI
Louisiana
Marc C. Core
Core
Louisiana Business Survey
University of New Orleans
Local drive seeks 100000 for Billy Graham crusade
Crusade chair Rev. Ken Forshee says more than 100000 must be raised locally to cover the Las V crusade expected total of 239050. Funds fund travel expenses and advertising with a CPA audit planned after the event. local leaders from business backgrounds compose the committee.
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Crusade
Ken Forshee
Forshee
Graham
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
Minneapolis
CPA
South Africa's Armed Forces Grow Amid Global Pressure
Four million whites face a sea of black hostility along the northern border as South Africa builds a powerful armed force. The U.N. says 350000 whites served in 1976 among 368000 total manpower, with heavy imports and licenses from the UK and France. Carter's U.S. embargo targets arms and spare parts.
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United Nations
UPI
South Africa
U.N
Europe
United States
Air Force
Navy
Citizens Force
eArmy
France
Britain
Israel
U.S
Carter
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Hanoi
Nevada
Fire Department
Billy Graham
S. Africa
Cordon Sanitaire
Angola
Mozambique
Rhodesia
John Vorster
The
United
United Kingdom
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