Shah backs oil price freeze in bid to aid consumers
The Shah of Iran announced a stance favoring no oil price increases for at least three years, saying President Carter influenced a shift from neutrality to opposing hikes. He urged OPEC to give consumer nations a break as talks approach the Caracas meeting amid possible price rises.
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Washington
Iran
Shah
Carter
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Caracas
Venezuela
Iraq
Eixperts
United States
OPEC
Schools Fighting Segregation Suit in Atlanta
Black parents seek a desegregation plan to cross city county lines and shift students from Atlanta's 90 percent black schools to mostly white suburbs. Experts testify housing patterns keep segregation since the 1950s, while officials argue they do not control housing. Trial began in U.S. District Court. defendants include Atlanta city schools and nine area county systems.
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Atlanta
Karl Taeuber
University of Wisconsin
Taeuber
U.S. District Court
Buford
Decatur
Marietta
Fulton
Douglas
DeKalb
Cobb
Clayton
Gwinnett
Conferees Leave Electric Rate Regulation To States
Washington AP Conferees plan to replace Carter’s bid for federal control of electric rates with a mild guideline based approach leaving rate setting to state regulators. House allies cap the move while Senate leaders push to retain state authority, marking a major concession in energy bill negotiations. The conference also agrees to trim tax incentives by 6 to 7 billion dollars, leaving about 40 billion in incentives mainly for business and energy aiding groups.
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Washington
House-Senate
Carter
House
Senate
Conference
Philip R. Sharp
D-Ind
Administration
Harley Staggers
160 Bodies Crammed In 32 Graves Scandal Unfolds
In Newark, Judge Arthur Dwyer orders 32 disinterments after Richard Iacobucci admits cramming 160 poor people into 32 graves at Gunther Funeral Home. Infants reportedly shared coffins with adults as he buried under Newark’s Welfare contract from Aug 1973 to Aug 1976. Reburials to begin by month’s end under Mortuary Sciences supervision.
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Newark
Essex County Superior Court
Arthur Dwyer
Richard Iacobucci
State Board of Mortuary Sciences
Tacobucci
Gunther Funeral Home
Division of Public Welfare
Essex
Births Bring Two Newborns to Rush Hill and Wellsville
A daughter named Marci Michelle Woolridge was born Wednesday at Audrain Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Woolridge of Rush Hill. Weighing eight pounds eight ounces, she is the couple's first child. grandparents are Curtis Graves and Curtis Woolridge Sr. Jason Robert Gastler was also born Wednesday at Audrain Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Gastler of Wellsville, weighing seven pounds fifteen ounces. He is their first child. Missouri State Highway Dept. employee Mr. Gastler is noted. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Graves of Middletown. The report also references a separate legal matter involving Iacobucci, disinterment delays, and a state mortuary board dispute over consent orders and alleged incompetence.
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Steve Woolridge
Rush Hill
Audrain Medical Center
Marci Michelle Woolridge
Curtis Graves
Curtis Woolridge
Mexico
Paul S Graves
Middletown
Woolridge
A.P. Green Refractories
Charles A. ~Gastler
Wellsville
Jason Robert Gastler
Gastler
Missouri State Highway Dept
Town Marshal Abducted After Arrest in Lawson
Lawson town marshal Glen McClaren was overpowered and abducted by a 20 year old man he had picked up for questioning in an auto theft. The pair rode for about 30 minutes before officers boxed in the fleeing vehicle in Kansas City North. McClaren and the suspect, who was being held in the Ray County Jail for investigation, were unharmed.
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Richmond
Lawson
Highway Patrol
Glen McClaren
McClaren
Clay County
Sheriff's Department
Kansas City
Ray County
U.S. 69
Missouri 152
Fire Halted Near Plush Homes in Malibu Area
A brush fire burned 1,350 acres in the Santa Monica mountains and was halted three miles from pricey coastal homes near Malibu after three days of round the clock efforts by nearly 200 firefighters. The earlier Topanga Canyon fire charred 1,200 acres, destroyed six buildings, forced evacuations, and left crews short as humidity rose. Six firefighters were injured, including 25 year old Mike Hobanks who required surgery after a tractor accident.
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Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Malibu
Barry Helsel
County Fire Department
Topanga
Mike Hobanks
Westlake Hospital
Fire Strike Tension Rises In Britain With Death Toll
Tension and destruction mount as Britain's four day old firemen's strike sparks clashes with troops over firefighting. 12 fire-related deaths reported by the Home Office, including five children in Northern Ireland. Strikers sabotage trucks and jam emergency channels while demanding a 30 percent pay raise. government sticks to 10 percent cap.
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London
Britain
Home Office
Northern Ireland
Innocent Of Killing Ex-Husband Declared Sane In Michigan
Francine Hughes, found innocent by reason of insanity in the murder of her abusive ex-husband, has been judged sane and returned to her mother’s Jackson home for rest. Attorney Greydanus says the case is closed and Hughes seeks a new life, education, and counseling for her children.
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Lansing
Mich
Francine Hughes
Aryon Greydanus
Michigan
Hospital admission for Ice Capades star Hamill
A hospital spokeswoman said Miss Hamill, on leave from Ice Capades, was admitted last Thursday with stomach pains in Oakland and released the following Wednesday.
Economy Showing Stronger Signs
Washington AP reports the third quarter GNP grew at 4.7 percent annual rate, revised up from 3.8 percent, with exports and business inventories boosting figures. Corporate profits rose to 147.8 billion before taxes fell to 103.7 billion. inflation stood at 4.4 percent. The Carter administration expects ~5 percent year end growth but worries about a slowdown next year. Housing is at its best since 1972, economists note.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Carter
Congress
MMA Presents Highlights At Missouri Military Academy
Previews of upcoming school activities at Missouri Military Academy will be highlighted on MMA Presents at 6 30 p m Thursday on Channel 12 See TV Cadet Don Hand is moderator of the 30 minute program which also features a newscast on current events at the Academy Cadets Garret Swanson and Will Kirchner will be guests The program will be rebroadcast at noon Friday.
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Missouri Military Academy
MMA
Channel 12
See-Tv
Don Hand
Garret Swanson
Will Kirchner
Suit Against Blackmore Realty Dropped
A damage suit against Mrs. Velma Blackmore doing business as Blackmore Realty has been dismissed without prejudice on motion of the plaintiffs. The case involved a $41,800 or half that amount commission claim for the sale of Robert Schulze Circle 7 farms near Auxvasse to Jacqueline Behlmann for $836,000. Blackmore alleged the plaintiff concealed a higher offer and that the seller learned of it before negotiations, negating the commission claim.
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Velma Blackmore
Blackmore Realty
Gallaher-Smith? Feutz Realty. Ae
Randolph County
Moberly
Robert Schulze
Circle 7
Auxvasse
Jacqueline
Behlmann
Blackmore
Wallace Feutz
Let your pockets jingle with extra cash from the item ads
A brisk item want ad column promises extra cash by selling personal goods. Readers are urged to list items for sale and price them competitively to attract buyers quickly.
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State Mortuary
Dwyer
Charles Mysak
Mysak
New Jersey
Bob & Bonnie Harris
Bob
Little East
J Mane Il
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Helsel
Greater London Council
Hughes
Lynn Blunt
Forensic Center
Dorothy Hamill
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
The
Country Express
Hwy
Mexico, Mo
Paul Riechers
Charles Newland
Auxvaase
Travelers Protection
VFW Hall
TPA
Roy Parker
Beltone
Dean Jones
S. Jefferson
Shay’s
Rollins
Centralia, Mo
Texas
G&d Steak Family Steak House
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