Girl Scout Abduction Prompted FBI Search In Florida
A 15 year old Girl Scout Charlotte Grosse was abducted from a Sarasota State Park camp site. She telephoned her father late Wednesday saying she was safe and would be released. Authorities believe the kidnapper may be moving the girl out of state and FBI agents joined the search. The abduction follows the June Oklahoma girl scout murders and a blue car was indicated by the daughter in her call.
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National Observer to fold after current issue
Dow Jones will cease publication of the National Observer after the present issue. About 100 editorial staff will be affected as the paper ends its 12 year run amid rising costs and weak prospects for self sufficiency. Dow Jones will try to place staff elsewhere and provide severance and job placement help.
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Nebraska House split over pay hike rollback amendment
Nebraska’s House delegation divided along party lines as the House defeated by 241 to 181 an amendment to cut off funds for already effective 12 900 pay raises for members of Congress and top officials. Virginia Smith and Charles Thone voted yes while John Cavanaugh voted no. A yes vote would roll back the increases.
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Five Argentine quintuplets born to unmedicated mother
A Buenos Aires woman gave birth to five healthy male quintuplets without fertility drugs. Doctors say all five have a good chance of survival and are in satisfactory condition. The babies were born Tuesday night to Dora Arias de D’anna. father Vincente D’anna is an accountant for Smith Kline and French.
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Carter jokes on monogamy during press conference
President Carter drew laughter when he said he favored monogamy and prayed for those who did not. He added his relationship is monogamous and that he hopes others honor the same standard, while denying any personal judgment on differing lifestyles.
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