Victim Found Linked to Oklahoma Prison Escapees
Oklahoma City authorities identify the decomposed body of James M. Short, a Purcell taxi driver abducted July 1, as a likely victim in a multi state spree by two escaped Oklahoma inmates. Links tied to killings in Arkansas and Louisiana surface as investigators pursue the fugitives.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Purcell
Oklahoma
James M. Short
Dibble
Earl van Denton
Short
Magazine
Ark
Marvin Richie
Ranger Opal James
Richie
James
Franklinton
Bentley
Denton
Paul Ruiz
Louisiana
Arkansas
Doodler case stalls as witnesses refuse to testify
Police say three survivors of the San Francisco serial killings refuse to testify, including a well known entertainer and a diplomat, hindering charges in the 14 slayings and three assaults from 1974 to 1975. investigation centers on survivor intimidation and fear of coming out.
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San Francisco
Roten Gilford
Redondo Beach
Calif
Riverside
Gilford
Harvey Milk
Milk
Congress To Fight Radar Sale To Iran
Washington expects a fierce congressional battle over the $1.2 billion plan to sell seven AWACS airborne radar aircraft to Iran. Senators Culver Eagleton Nelson Proxmire Mathias warn the move may breach Carter's arms sale limits and risk destabilizing the Middle East. GAO probes requested to assess AWACS effectiveness amid concerns.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Iran
Pentagon
United States
Middle East
Senate
General Accounting Office
GAO
John Culver
D-Iown
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Charles Mathias
R-Md
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
Gaylord Nelson
Culver
Eagleton
Post-Vasectomy Baby Wins 27000 in Missouri Suit
A Jefferson County Circuit Court awarded $27,000 to Early Brinley of House Springs after his vasectomy in 1975 led to his wife’s pregnancy. Brinley, 37, sued the doctor Orlando A. Cuento alleging damages over the healthy baby born March 23, 1976, calling the birth a consequence of the procedure.
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Hillsboro, Mo
Jefferson County
House Springs
Early Brinley
Brinley
Orlando A. Cuento
Multiple Theaters Show Weekend Movie Schedules
Liberty Missouri venues list showings including The Greatest and Beatniks with matinees. Columbia venues feature titles such as The Deep Thunder and The Sorcerer with varied times and ratings. Additional screenings include A Bridge Too Far Race For Your Life Charlie Brown Carrie Network Norman Is That You and family titles at Vandalia and Hannibal drive ins.
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Liberty
Mexico
Sun
Little Dixie Drive-In
Centralia
Campus I
Columbia
Campus II
Whitegate I
Uptown
Charlie Brown
Missouri
Forum
Biscayne I
Carrie
Biscayne II
Network
Biscayne III
Norman
Vandalia
Huck Finn
Hannibal
Britain Guatemala Agree On More Talks Over Belize Status
Britain and Guatemala agreed to continue negotiations on Belize's future status after two days of talks in Washington. Ed ward Rowlands and Adolfo Molina Orantes said Rowlands would visit Guatemala City soon to discuss reducing tensions and next negotiation stages. Belize leaders favor independence, while Guatemala rejects unilateral independence.
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Britain
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Belize
Central America
Edward Rowlands
Adolfo Molina Orantes
Washington
Rowlands
Caribbean
British Honduras
Mark Cuellar
Tits People's United Party
Ashford Seeks Change in Gas Regulation Distinctions
Missouri Department of Natural Resources director Carolyn Ashford seeks reconsideration of how intrastate and interstate natural gas are regulated. She says clarifying the distinction would let commercial and residential customers within a state act as consumers without interstate market restrictions. Statement submitted Thursday at a public meeting.
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St, Louis
Missouri
Department of Natural Resources
Carolyn
Ashford
Prince Inducted Into Tribe In Alberta Ceremony
Prince Charles, 28, painted face and headress, welcomed as a Kainai chief by the Blood nation near Calgary. He received the name Mekaisto Red Crow and a pinto horse, saddle, and ancient peace pipe. The Blood reserve hosts the 40-member chieftainship society formed in 1919. the first member was the Duke of Windsor. The piece also references energy policy talks led by Eagleton Gephardt and Volker in Missouri.
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Alberta
Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
Mekaisto
Red Crow
Blood Reservation
Calgary
Kainai Chieftainship Society
Duke of Windsor
Investigators Probe Fiery Lambert Crash Flight Crew Dead
Federal investigators continued work to determine the cause of a fiery crash at Lambert Airport that killed three Florida aviators. The four engine Lockheed Electra L188 rose, veered left, then plunged into a ditch. Victims were Myron Shorter, Robert Cherry, and Vernon Hisey, all of Florida, employed by Fleming International Airways.
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Shorter
Miami
Robert A. Cherry
Pembroke Pines
Fla
Vernon B. Hisey
Fleming International Airways
Miami Beach
Detroit
Nation Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
Local Price Notice Sets 16 Oz Item at Reg Price
A truncated advertisement indicates a 16 ounce item offered for sale at its regular price of $1.34 with an expiration noted as 79-77, suggesting a short term deal or shelf price.
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