Pound steadies after Mon day plunge amid loan threat
London reports the British pound hovering near 1.57 dollars after a record low as Prime Minister Callaghan warned NATO cuts if allies do not back a 3.9 billion recovery loan. IMF and US officials denied a devaluation plan while economists warned of further declines.
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Beame orders top level probe into after hours clubs
Mayor Beame launches a five member panel to investigate thousands of New York City after hours social clubs after a deadly arson fire at the Puerto Rican Social Club in the South Bronx killed 25 and injured at least 24. Police probe focuses on motives and club security lapses.
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Ford and Carter clash over foreign policy in final week
Presidential rivals exchange sharp criticism as Ford defends his record and attacks Carter on foreign policy. Harris poll shows a 13 point swing toward Ford among college educated voters, with 51 percent for Ford and 38 percent for Carter.
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Citizens Award Given To Lap Sitting Teacher
Garden Grove California fifth grade teacher John Gardner received a good citizenship award as he touts world record claims for lap sitting. He says he has hosted more than 3000 sitters from six continents and 50 states, plans no拒 refusal policy, and keeps a memorial lap sitter ticket as part of his hobby.
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Oklahoma City Jets Crash Kills Two Marines and Civilian Pilot
Two RF4 reconnaissance fliers, 1st Lt Steven Peavey and Maj Lee McVey, died when their jet crashed near Tinker AFB amid a cross country mission. A civilian plane piloted by Mervin Wooley, 29, of Glendora Calif, also crashed near Will Rogers World Airport, killing him. another occupant James Finan Jr., 24, of Chamblee Ga, was hospitalized in guarded condition. Authorities investigated both crashes as causes remained undetermined.
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Pilot Denies Liability Ferry Signaled Before Crash
In New Orleans the captain of the tanker Frosta testified the commuter ferry George Prince had ample time to avoid the collision but did not turn. Divers have recovered 64 bodies. 18 survived. Gov. Edwards seeks a marine-law task force while the state and the tanker owners seek court relief from liability.
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Southwest Oklahoma Faces Cloudy Cool Week
A cloudy cool pattern dominates Southwest Oklahoma through Wednesday with highs in the 50s and overnight lows near 30. A 20 percent rain chance is forecast for tonight and southeasterly winds persist through Wednesday. Monday recorded a high of 58 and a low of 37.
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Vo-Tech backs after attack by controversial educator
Lawton educators defend the Great Plains Area Vo-Tech School amid criticism from Dr. Robert Hutchins. Superintendent Milton Worley and board member Julius H. Johnston insist vocational training serves the 55 percent of high school students not college bound, coordinating job-entry programs with school credit. They reject the view that vo tech targets only poor or underachieving students, citing a National Merit winner among their students.
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Clements Visit Planned At Lawton Fort Sill
Deputy secretary of defense Clements and Senators Bartlett and Bellman plan a Lawton Fort Sill visit Wednesday. A 7 30 a m breakfast at Hotel Lawtonian Ballroom costs 3 50 and the public is invited. A 10 40 a m press briefing at Henry Post Field will close the morning.
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