Foreign secretary Crosland near death
Foreign Secretary Anthony Crosland lies in a coma after a stroke at his Oxfordshire home. He is dangerously ill, with Deputy Dr David Owen in temporary charge that may not prove permanent. Denis Healey is seen as Crosland’s likely successor as Callaghan weighs a post before the budget.
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Crosland
Oxford
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Radcliffe Infirmary
Foreign Office
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Queen Elizabeth
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Carter
Callaghan
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Council of Ministers
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Denis Healey
Healey
Labor Party
New York Gunman Linked to Right Wing Group
Police probe Fred Cowan's possible membership in the National States' Rights Party after his mass shooting at a New Rochelle moving company warehouse. Cowan, 32, died in a 10 hour siege with 5 killed and 5 wounded. investigators seek ties to white supremacist networks and how he amassed weapons.
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N.Y
UPI
Fred Cowan
Cowan
William Hegarty
Hegarty
National States’ Rights Party
Richard Flooks
Georgia
Thunderbolt
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith
Missing 7 Year Old Girl Abducted En Route to School
Dallas investigators pursue leads in Ladina McCoy case as two schoolmates report seeing a light colored older four door car with two men. Police and FBI broaden search through a 100 block area. purse with red valentines missing.
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Dallas
UPS
Ladina McCoy
A.J. Scogin
Ladina
Barbara Baughman
FBI
Joergensen Wins Seat in Denmark Coalition Talks Begin
In Denmark Social Democratic Premier Anker Joergensen, who gained 12 seats to reach 65 of 179 but no majority, seeks a coalition government. He promises to push for policies of higher taxes more spending rent freezes and wage controls while facing inflation 13 percent and high unemployment amid a large turnout.
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Anker Joergensen
Social Democrats
Joergensen
Post backs bigger state budget with tax tweak
Legislative Analyst A Alan Post urged a net 66.8 million rise in Gov Brown budget pushing for a statewide property tax to equalize school funding. He favored 118.7 million for UC and state colleges and called for cuts totaling 78 million, plus changes to salaries and prison and retirement funds.
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California
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Auto industry posts strong early February sales
U S auto makers rebound from January storms with Ford setting a February sales record up 27 percent from a year ago and overall Big Three deliveries rising. Weather-impacted demand and record truck sales push February pace to a 10.4 million annual rate, though analysts warn current figures may overstate true trends.
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