Brooklyn mother pleads for end to Sam killer rampage
Neysa Moskowitz, mother of Stacy Moskowitz, appeals amid Brooklyn gunman spree. She mourns Stacy killed in a car ambush and urges justice as Violante identifies the assailant. Police wrestle with leads as victims mount and fear spreads citywide.
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Sam
New York
Stacy Moskowitz
Brooklyn
Neysa Moskowitz
Miss Moskowitz
Policepo Pn
John Keenan
Treasury Department
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Son of Sam
Kings County Hospital
Violante
William Shuchart
Department of Neurosurgery
Passenger Vessel Defies North Korean Sea Boundary
A South Korean ship carrying 465 passengers reached Paengyong-do island near North Korea after an 11 hour voyage from Inchon. The Ongjin-ho, escorted by South Korean naval vessels, challenged the North's new military sea boundary amid UNC rejection and North Korean claims over fishing and minerals in the area.
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Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
Ongjin-ho
Paengyong-do
Inchon
East Sea Sea
West Sea
Yellow Sea
China
United Nations Command
UNC
Welfare debate pits Ullman against Carter on reform plan
House Ways and Means Chair Ullman and President Carter clash over how to base welfare supplements. Ullman favors income-based aid without regard to family size and proposes delaying final action to craft a workable policy while supporting wage-linked aid for the working poor.
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James Gerstenzang
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Carter
al Uliman
D-Ore
Congress
Uliman
Ullman
White House
Altman
Bill Robertson
Robertson
Califano
House Vote Promises Victory for Price Control Plan
House Democratic leaders predicted victory for President Carter plan to continue price controls on natural gas as votes were set for this evening. The same leaders offered no forecast for Carter backed nickel gas tax hike while Senate Energy panel backed 16 mpg plus escalating penalties for 1980 vehicles. The debate runs as Carter urges higher gasoline taxes and energy plan support.
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Washington
House
Carter
Taiing
Bey
Senate
Senate Energy Panel
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Coast Guard Report Blames Hatch Failures in Edmund Fitzgerald Sinking
A Coast Guard inquiry found ineffective hatch closures caused rapid flooding aboard the Edmund Fitzgerald, leading to its disappearance in Lake Superior on November 10 1975 with all 29 crewmen lost. The board found no misconduct and urged weather tight hatch improvements on other vessels.
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Coast Guard
J.A. Wilson
Gordon Lightfoot
Weather outlook with warm, unsettled periods this week
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies through Wednesday with a 30 percent chance of rain tonight and a 20 percent chance on Wednesday. Highs Wednesday around the mid-90s, with tonight's low near 70. Monday’s high was 88 and the overnight low 73. Thursday to Saturday expect partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thunderstorms, highs mostly in the 90s and overnight lows 64 to 72.
Lawton Prepares Emergency Simulation For Tornado Response
Comanche County Civil Defense to run an Emergency Operation Center drill in the courthouse basement to test city services during a tornado impact on Lawton. Fort Sill and utility partners will participate as police and fire personnel rehearse command and recovery actions.
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Lawton
Great Plains Area
John Benton
Center For
Comunity Services
North Texas State University
Benton
EOC
Fort Sill
Robert Metzinger
Duncan Pipe Bid Opens on Waurika Dam Project Near Duncan
Seven-K Corporation of Texarkana, Texas submitted the low bid of 2,700,890 for eight miles of water conveyance pipeline from five miles south of Duncan to three miles east. The government estimate was 2,965,507, with nine bids total and the award expected within 30 days. The Waurika Dam gates were closed signaling the start of impoundment for municipal water to Lawton and Duncan. Voter referenda on water purchases from the reservoir are set for August 23 in Waurika and Comanche counties. The $75 million project has progressed since 1971, with the pipeline to Lawton’s Lake Ellsworth about 60 percent complete and due spring 1979.
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USSA
Duncan
Waurika Dam
Seven-K Corporation
Texarkana
Tex
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Beaver Creek
Lawton Duncan
Waurika
Temple
Comanche
Walters Waurika
Lawton
Lake Ellsworth
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Walter F. Mondale
Joseph A. Califano
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Senate Energy Committee
United States
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