Carter Seeks Ways to Curb Oil Prices with Saudis
President Carter meets Saudi Foreign Minister Saud al Faisal to discuss halting oil price rises and reviving stalled Geneva peace talks. Saudis offer limited new ideas on Palestinian representation and favor higher oil prices while debates over a 60 fighter jet sale to Saudi Arabia loom. The Medicare and Medicaid fraud bill advances, tightening penalties.
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Washington
Carter
Saud al- Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Saud
House
Senate
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
Geneva
PLO
Prince
CBS
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Caracas
Venezuela
Torrijos vows as Panama Canal treaty wins yes vote
Gen. Omar Torrijos accepts a 6 percent yes tally for the new canal treaties amid opposition from anti dictatorship groups. An unofficial count shows 468,664 in favor, 228,697 against, with about 12,000 invalid ballots and turnout near 96 percent of the eligible 800,000.
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Panama City
Panama
Omar Torrijos
Torrijos
Damian Castillo
Castillo
Trust Shields Crosby Estate Value
Silent privacy surrounds Bing Crosby estate as a living trust moves to public probate. The nine page will, filed in San Mateo County, lists cash gifts of 400000 and bequests to widow Kathryn, Gonzaga High School, Gonzaga University, St. Aloysius Church, and relatives.
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Crosby
Living Trust
Richard 5S. Arnold
Los Angeles
San Mateo County Superior Court
Kathryn
Spain
Gonzaga High School
Gonzaga University
Spokane, Wash
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
Truants Miss Out On Gifts At School
Miami AP Pupils who skip two local schools may miss Frisbees hamburgers T shirts and yo yos as well as reading writing and arithmetic. Brownsville Junior High and Douglas Elementary offer attendance incentives funded by local businesses to curb truancy and boost state funding.
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Miami
Brownsville
Douglas
Dade County
Walter Oden
Oden
Elvis Loved His Jewelry Collection
Elvis Presley bought large sums of gems, sometimes up to $200,000 at once, and enjoyed arranging jewelry on his bed. Lowell Hays, his jeweler of four years, recalls purchases totaling between $500,000 and $700,000 and a late night 1144 carat engagement ring for Ginger Alden, as the star arranged pieces with confidants Joe Esposito and Billy Smith.
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Memphis, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Lowell Hays
Presley
Hays
Ginger Alden
New York
Elvis
Lisa Marie
Joe Esposito
Billy Smith
Eskimos Vow To Continue Whale Hunt In Barrow Alaska
Eskimo leaders vow to pursue the spring bowhead hunt despite an international ban. The IWC ban on bowhead whaling aims to protect a population possibly as low as 600 to 2,000. Local officials say whaling will proceed during the season, while legal battles over objections falter.
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Barrow
Alaska
North Slope
International Whaling Commission
John Sirica
State Department
Washington, D.C
Federal Appeals Court
U.S
Warren Burger
Sirica
Eben Hopson
IWC
Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission
Japan
Soviet Union
Tiny Tim and Victoria Budinger divorce ends 1969 marriage
Tiny Tim and his wife Miss Vicki, Victoria Budinger, have divorced in Camden Superior Court. The couple, who wed after appearing on a national TV show in 1969, ended their marriage amid irreconcilable differences. Their 6 year old daughter Tulip is not involved in alimony or child support proceedings.
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Camden
Tiny Tim
Miss Vicki
Superior Court
Philip Paley
Vicki
Victoria Budinger
Tulip
Herbert Khaury
Teasdale May Rename Mrs Slavin To PSC
Gov. Joseph Teasdale said at least one of two pending Missouri Public Service Commission appointments should come within two weeks. He has not decided on reappointing Alberta Slavin and awaits a legal opinion from his attorney. He plans to replace PSC Chairman Mulvaney by November and to interview candidates for state revenue director within 14 days. He will also consider Boon County clerk successor Murray Glascock from the local Democratic Committee.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Commission
Joseph Teasdale
Teasdale
Alberta Slavin
Thomas Larson
PSC
James Mulvaney
Commission
State Revenue
James LePage
LePage
Boohe County
Democratic Committee
Murray Glascock
Slavin
Senate
Teen sentenced to death in Fla. murder case
A 16 year old boy, Frank Ross Jr., was sentenced to die by electric chair for the Nov 15 1978 brutal murder of 64 year old Helen Dixon in Avon Park. The court noted the victim lived alone and was innocent, while the jury had recommended the death penalty after a 17 minute deliberation. An automatic appeal and Supreme Court review will follow.
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Sebring
Fla
Frank Ross Jr
DeSoto City
10Th Circuit
Clifton Kelly
Helen Dixon
Avon Park
Kelly
Ross
Cresgie Belcher
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Independent Lawyers’ Movement
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Trust Shields Crosby
Redwood City
Calif
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Spokane
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Harry L. Crosby
Harry
Maury Foladare
Leah C. Morrow
Leah Christine Morrow
Robert Leslie Morrow
Montgomiery City
Audrain Medical Center
Morrow
Valley Production Credit Association
Montgomery City
Simon
Trib
William Simon
Secretary of the Treasury
Leonard Saffir
Saffir
Boise
Idaho
U.S. Senate
Shay’s
Rollins
Centralia, Mo
Anthony G. Kiritsis
Kiritsis
Attorrney
Nile Stanton
Marion County
Kay Greenway
Torrler Ee
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Missour
Fferson
Mexico
Liberty Sap Theatre
Aya Robert Lal I
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Mrs. Slavin
Teen
Do.m
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Jackson and
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Bounty
Loribset Rent
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Gambia
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