Turkish vote sweetens Cyprus peace option
Ankara react after midterm Senate elections strengthen Premier Suleyman Demirel's role in the governing coalition and widen room for a conciliatory stance on the Cyprus conflict. Losers in Sunday's balloting include opposition forces amid a reshaped political landscape.
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Ankara
Turkey
Suleyman Demirel
Cyprus
Senate
Demirel
Justice Party
Republican People's Party
Republicans
Bulent Ecevit
National Salvation Party
National Salvationists
U.S
Israel cargo to pass Suez Canal next week
Israel plans to pass a cargo vessel through the Suez Canal as part of the Sinai accord. The date around Oct 22 was set in talks mediated by the United States. The ship will carry nonmilitary items from a Mediterranean port to an East African port.
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Jerusalem
Suez Canal
Sinai
Egypt
Yitzhak Rabin
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Ras Sadr
Sinai Peninsula
Coin Machines Not Covered By Sales Tax
Missouri Supreme Court ruled 3 percent sales tax does not apply to proceeds from coin-operated amusement devices. The court upheld a St Louis decision and noted the 1937 law predates a 1974 regulation that attempted collection. It cited defeated amendments as proof of legislative intent.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Supreme Court
Department of Revenue
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Revenue Department
Schaaf to Visit Audrain County for Attorney General Bid
Former Circuit Judge George E. Schaaf, now a Democratic candidate for Missouri Attorney General, will tour Audrain County Wednesday. He will meet county officials at the Mexico courthouse to discuss public service and gather input for his statewide campaign.
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George E. Schaaf
Audrain
Mexico
Schaaf
St. Louis County
Missouri
Ford Satisfied With Campaign Despite Critics
Washington AP Ford reports weekly campaign briefings and says he is pleased with the campaign’s progress. Critics, even at the White House, say campaign manager Howard Callaway is slow to build early primary state organs and to hire a deputy. Callaway defends pace, notes eventual spending on organization. Peter Kaye named official spokesman as vacancy fills.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Howard H. Callaway
California
Ronald Reagan
Callaway
President Ford Committee
Lee Nunn
Nunn
Peter Kaye
San Diego
Hoax Of Fraud The Two Followers Vanish From Oregon
Waldport Oregon AP reports a likely hoax by a couple known as The Two promoting a UFO voyage for followers. Believers from Oregon California and Colorado reportedly gathered at a secret camp to prepare for a new life, with 20 estimated followers in Oregon and up to 90 100 claimed in Colorado and California. Police see possible fraud. no official missing persons reports exist.
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Oregon
California
Colorado
Doug Baker
The
Oregon Journal
Baker
Waldport
Melvin Gibson
San Francisco Chronicle
San Jose
Calif
Victor Boe
Eugene
Ore
Bob Thompson
University
Thompson
Earth
Bradford Rudd
Newport
Robert Rubin
Rubin
Rudd
Jo Ann Borrell
Dan Stages
Springfield
Eve
Reek
Charity
Michael
Lynn Clark
Gold Beach
Siskiyou National Forest
Venus
San Jose Mercury News
Paul Morgenstern
Charles Manson
Azdell F Names Six Pound Thirteen Ounce Son
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Azdell of Rush Hill announce the birth of their son Benjamin Joseph Azdell at 12 36 p m Saturday at Audrain Medical Center weighing six pounds thirteen ounces Grandparents are Leroy Korschgen Columbia Marjorie Azdell Mexico and Dozier Azdell Rush Hill Great grandparents are Mrs Leo McBaine and Mr and Mrs Berry Azdell Sr a Mexico Mrs Azdell works at Commerce Bank of Mexico and Mr Azdell is with Frank Bogwell Construction Co
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Phil Azdell
Rush Hill
Audrain Medical Center
Leroy Korschgen
Columbia
Marjorie Azdell
Mexico
Dozier Azdell
Leo McBaine
Berry Azdell Sr
Azdell
Commerce Bank of Mexico
Mr. Azdell
Frank Bogwell Construction Co
Mutineers Kill Officers Scuttle Mimi at Sea
In a high seas mutiny in the Caribbean, five crewmen aboard the Panamanian freighter Mimi reportedly killed four West German officers and scuttled the ship. The mutineers and ship details triggered jurisdiction questions among Panama, West Germany, and the United States as investigators, Coast Guard, FBI, and legal counsel gathered in West Palm Beach.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Louis Gidel
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Mimi
Cuba
Manfred Oppermann
Lalli
Gidel
Panama
West Germany
U.S
Bonn
U.S. Coast Guard
FBI
Norfolk, Va
Florida
Walter Strube
Panama City
Tampa
Miami
Georgetown
Guyana
Coast Guard
Missouri Sees Rise in Multiple Death Traffic Crashes
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports 86 multiple death crashes from January through September this year, killing 201 people, up from 75 crashes that killed 173 in the same period last year.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Highway Patrol
Coast Guard saves five crewmen after ship distress call
An overseas radio operator in Jacksonville picked up a distress message reporting fighting, a dead captain, and a request for help. Coast Guard aircraft located the five crewmen on Saturday and diverted the Lalli to rescue them. A two day search found no officers.
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Jacksonville
Coast Guard
Nose that knows fish odors guides FDA chemist
Seattle based FDA chemist Dick Throm earns 24000 yearly scenting fish to assess freshness. He teaches at an international Shrimp Workshop, aiming to standardize nose based quality checks and extend U S testing standards to foreign fisheries.
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Seattle
Dick Throm
Throm
Food and Drug Administration
James W
FDA
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