Oklahoma Prison, Fugitives Highlight Busy AP Briefs
Warden Crisp says no changes to trusty program after guard Cox is killed and Hall remains at large. In Oklahoma City, two women flee and one returns to the Women's Treatment Facility. Senate leader Howard defends a six point agreement with Gov. Boren and House Speaker Willis, noting possible changes but upholding core terms.
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Mcalester
Okla
Richard Crisp
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Crisp
Albert J. Cox
Alan
Jess Dunn
Edward L. Hall
Tulsa
Cox
Hall
Oklahoma City
Highway Patrol
Peggy Ann Cain
Oklahoma County
Belinda Diane Staley
Miss Cain
Miss Staley
Senate
Gene Howard
David Boren
House
Bill Willis
Howard
Boren
John Miskelly
Appropriations Committee
Unconventional Exxon Building Heats Itself In Louisiana
In Baton Rouge the Exxon Chemical Co. energy efficient four story building relies on insulation and body heat to stay warm at 75 degrees with no main heater. Two tall narrow windows exist for psychology while staff of 300 work under overhead lights. a standby steam system activates only when outside temperatures drop below 20 degrees.
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Aton Rouge
Carter
Julian Darden
Exxon Chemical Co
Exxon
Darden
IAI
Ramallah
Jerusalem
West Bank
Jordan River
Protest Over U S Ban on Israeli Kfir Warplanes
About 700 aviation workers demonstrated outside Israel's U S Embassy in Tel Aviv to pressure President Carter to reverse the export ban on Israeli Kfir warplanes to Ecuador. They argued the ban costs thousands of jobs at Israel Aircraft Industries and cited the engine's American components reducing policy options.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
United States
U.S
Ecuador
Washington
Yitzhak Rabin
Carter
State Department
Latin America
Kfir
Israel Aircraft Industry
British Soldiers Go On Trial In Border Crossing Case
Eight British soldiers from the Special Air Service stand trial in Dublin on charges of possessing weapons and ammunition with intent to endanger life and of lacking firearms licenses. They contend a map error caused their unmarked border crossing. The case drew 200 extra police and three Irish Army helicopters.
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Dublin
Ireland
Irish Republic
Northern Ireland
Special Air Service Regiment
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Baldonnel Air Base
Britain
Meat Drives Diets Across America
Meat remains the mainstay in many family diets as beef tops American consumption for flavor and nutrition. Beef’s popularity stems from its rich taste and high nutritive value, supporting daily meals nationwide.
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