BeIrut Kidnapped Colonel Sought Amid Civil Strife
In Beirut security forces hunted for a U S Army colonel abducted near a Palestinian Moslem area as clashes between Moslem and Christian factions flare. Four killed in cease fire violations raise Lebanon toll past 300 dead and 750 injured in ten days of fighting. Police say Col Ernest Morgan of Petersburg, Virginia, age 46, was taken from an airport taxi.
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Sub Collision Report Links U S and Soviet Vessels
The San Diego Evening Tribune reports a head on underwater collision last May off the Kamchatka Peninsula between the Pintado attack submarine and a Russian missile submarine. Both subs are nuclear powered and armed with nuclear weapons. Narrative relies on interviews from Navy base personnel, Navy and Congressional sources, and the Soviet embassy in Washington.
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California considers malpractice subsidy tied to public service
Sacramento UPI Brown Administration studies a plan for low cost medical malpractice insurance for doctors who contribute public health service time. A state fund would pay claims, with doctors granting limited service commitments in exchange for affordable coverage. The governor has not approved the proposal or sent it to the legislature.
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Marxists fail to release kidnapped Stanford student
Stanford student Stephen Smith remains captive as eastern Zaire guerillas break a promise to free him. Two fellow captives Carrie Hunter and Emilie Bergmann said the delay followed an agreement for a June 28 release, with Barbara Smuts freed in May for ransom and prisoner releases. Professor Hamburg urged prompt fulfillment of the agreement while Joseph Smith visited Kigoma.
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GOP leader calls for probe of Dymally misused funds
Senate Republican leader urged a thorough investigation by the Joint Committee on Legislative Ethics into charges that Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally and Sen. Bill Greene misused funds from a Ford Foundation grant to the Urban Affairs Institute. Dymally denied the accusations, praising the institute's program and calling the Times report unfounded.
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