Pineville Church Cleanups After Floods In Kentucky
Pineville First Baptist Church members in work clothes remove mud from the church interior after southeastern Kentucky floods. Pastor Rev. Charles Jones notes tears turn to resolve as the congregation and community aid the cleanup. damages include a ruined organ and Pianos with two grand pianos lost and 40 000 organ insured only partly.
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Peres Takes Lead as Labor Hopes for Election Victory
Shimon Peres won Labor's nomination to lead in the May 17 election after Rabin's resignation over an illegal bank account. Mapam weighs continuing the alliance. Peres vows readiness to trade parts of the West Bank for peace and says no substantial change to Rabin's foreign policy.
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France Ships Moroccan Supplies to Aid Zaire War Effort
France dispatched 11 cargo planes carrying exclusively Moroccan material to support Moroccan troops aiding Zaire’s government in Shaba. Kinshasa confirmed about 1,500 Moroccan soldiers arrived to confront Katangan exiles from Angola. Mobutu criticized U.S. arms delays while noting alleged high level complicities aiding the invaders.
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Five Days Left as IRS Faces 20 Million Unfiled Returns
The IRS says about 20 million income tax returns are still missing with five days to the April 15 deadline. Errors are high on 1040 and 1040A forms due to changes in the Tax Reform Act. Filing extensions are possible via Form 4868 but may incur costs and interest on underpayments.
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Seed sales boom as Americans plant gardens again
The Associated Press reports seed sales boom amid fears of higher fruit and vegetable prices after a harsh winter and Western drought. Stores show vegetable seeds dominate stock, with Burpee urging early orders. Experts advise starting small, selecting regionally suitable vegetables, and checking seed freshness labeled packed for 1977.
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Clear skies and warm spell forecast through Friday
The forecast calls for clear tonight with a low in the low 50s. Tuesday should be sunny and warm with a high near 80. Rain chances are near zero tonight and about 10 percent Tuesday. Yesterday's high reached 85 and overnight low 46. The extended outlook shows continued warmth with a chance of showers or thundershowers Wednesday through Friday.
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