Wounded Knee residents threaten raids over aid delay
A Wounded Knee resident said displaced families may stage commando-like raids if the government does not act. They demand $100 a day per displaced family and tighter federal perimeter and roadblocks, with three weeks to end the confrontation if met. A roadblock blocks food and medical supplies to AIM members.
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Wounded Knee, S.D
Wounded Knee
John Hussman
AIM
FBI
American Indian Movement
Woody Richards
Thieu Returns From Tour Sees Path to Peace
President Nguyen Van Thieu, back from a two week international trip, says his tour opens a new path toward world peace but only if North Vietnam withdraws from Cambodia and Laos. He faces the option of sending South Vietnamese troops into Cambodia to ease a worsening war.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
United States
Thieu
Viet Cong
Duong Dinh Thao
Joint Military Commission
Thao
le Trung Hien
South Vietnam
Phnom Penh
Lebanese attack sets fires at southern refinery
A masked assault on the American owned Zahrani refinery 29 miles south of Beirut triggered days of fire and halted Tapline oil flow. The Lebanese Revolutionary Guard claimed responsibility while Palestinian groups blamed Israeli commandos. Six attackers overpowered guards and customs staff. 18 tanks were wired with explosives. five explosions occurred. the refinery suffered 30,000 barrels of crude burned and two storage tanks destroyed. Lebanese army saved 16 other tanks and operations were expected to resume later.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Lebanese Revolutionary Guard
Saudi Arabia
Underworld figure found shot to death in Chicago garage
Sam De Stefano, 63, an alleged loan shark charged with murder, was found shot multiple times in the garage of his Chicago home. Police reported a tip led to the discovery as bystanders described a grieving wife arriving in a chauffeured car.
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Chicago
Sam de Stefano
de Stefano
Ralph Storck
Cambodia situation investigated by Senate panel leaders
The committee confirmed James Lowenstein and Richard Moose are in Saigon after a week in Phnom Penh and may visit Vientiane before reporting findings. Senator Brooke returned to the United States from Southeast Asia and failed to gain entry to North Vietnam.
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James Lowenstein
Richard Moose
Saigon
Phnom Penh
Vientiane
Laos
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
United States
Cambodia
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Brooke
Washington
San Francisco
Senate Appropriations Committee
State
Defense Department
Mark C. Hatfield
Rove
U.S
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Costa Rica Earthquake Kills Eleven Near Tilaran
An AP report from San Jose says eleven people died in a quake around Tilaran in Guanacaste Province with epicenter in Guanacaste. The strongest tremor struck about 3:55 a.m. local time, collapsing homes and affecting Palma de Tilaran and Rio Chiquito de Arenal where ten deaths occurred in Lindor Chavez’s family. The region houses roughly 20,000 residents across 240 square miles near the Arenal volcano.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Tilaran
Victor Julio Roman
Guanacaste
Guancaste
Puntarenas
Gulf of Nicoya
Tilian
Palma de Tilaran
Rio Chiquito de Arenal
Canton of
Lindor Chavez
Arenal Volcano
Anti smoking drive targets young K fifth graders
Glance inside notes a drive teaching very young students the dangers of smoking and its alleged cancer link. Page references list details for K fifth graders, Monroe third graders, and a Mothers Club feature on other pages.
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Forever Young Mothers Club
Ilona Asher
Monroe
Spring Return Brings Mild Warmth And Slight Showers
The forecast calls for highs in the lower 70s with a chance of showers or thundershowers late in the day. Tonight's lows will be in the upper 40s, and tomorrow's high is expected in the 60s.
Vandalism at Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Three masked men vandalized the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem injuring a Franciscan priest and ripping a plaque bearing INRI from a crucifix. Police hunted suspects as Easter pilgrims arrived amid heightened security and arrests of a French tourist for prior vandalism.
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Jerusalem
Holy Calvary Chapel
Father Francis
Jean Luneau
Bordeaux
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Church of the Redeemer
Bethlehem
Christ
Luneau
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Stanley Pottinger
Washington, D.C
Russell Means
White House
St. Marys
Kaskaskia Island
Trip
Guard
Israel
Underworld
Guanacaste Province
Thomas Collins
Steve A
Entertainment Ee
Art
Oatte
Ae Ee
Phoenix Nest
Akeccission
Women's
Soviet Union
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