Body Found in Lake Duchessa Tied to Moro Case
Diver teams recovered a 45 year old Corraro man body from Lake Duchessa near Rome while Red Brigades claimed Moro execution in a false message. Milan incidents left four prison guards dead and arson and bombings reported in other cities as threats continued with no confirmed casualties.
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Red Brigades
Moro
Milan
Lake Duchessa
Rome
Christian Democratic Party
Corraro
Francesco de Cataldo
San Vittore
Geniberto Della Chiesa
Carlo Reviglio Della Venaria
Della Chiesa
Energy conservation grows a year after Carter call
A year after President Carter urged passage of the National Energy Plan, Americans cut energy use and slowed overall growth as Congress has yet to approve the program. The report notes reduced reliance on imported oil and broader efficiency efforts across households and industry.
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Congress
New York
Carter
Grams
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Petroleum Industry Research Foundation
Fragmented Reading: City Paper Section Skimmed
A terse OCR extract lists a sequence of newspaper sections and features such as Comics Deaths Editorials Markets and Want Ads with references to Ann Landers Erma Bombeck Heloise and local arts and television listings. It appears to be a page header or index rather than a full article.
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Ann Landers
Comics County
State
Erma Bombeck Heloise Markets
Area
Rts
Ea Television
Women's News
Crime Alert Phone Number Promotes Police Tip Line
A public safety notice urges residents to call 425-7700 to report crimes or suspicious activity and assists law enforcement with a centralized crime alert line.
Weather outlook with snow flurries and showers predicted
A weather briefing notes mixed snow flurries and showers tonight with a low in the upper 30s. Friday will be cloudy with a high in the upper 40s. Morning low 41, yesterday high 57. Rainfall of 3.7 inches since yesterday. Saturday through Monday: fair Saturday and Monday, a chance of showers Sunday. Daytime highs in the 60s, lows 30s Saturday, 40s Sunday and Monday.
Kentucky raises fines to fund police incentive pay
Kentucky folds new fines after June 19 to boost police incentive pay as federal funds dry up. A stop sign violation rises to 52.50 with 25 fine plus 27.50 costs. Speeding penalties shift to a tiered scale, while the courts receive no share of the increase.
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Don Cerrula
Administrative Office of the Courts
Frankfort
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Kentucky
Cetrulo
Ed Blau
Blau
Mel Otten
Northen
American Automobile Association
AAA
Plau
Rare hereditary blood disease threatens Kansas City family
Diane Crall and her husband Robert, plus children Stephanie, 5, and Robert Jr, 3, face hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasis. Doctors say the disease bleeds vessels throughout the body and may prove fatal. Neighbors raise funds as the Cralls struggle with disability, welfare, and fear for month-old Scott.
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Kansas City, Mo
Diane Crall
Robert
Stephanie
Robert Jr
Scott
Crall
Teresa
Tracy
Kansas City
Oak Grove
Crall Holding
Richard
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Aldo Moro
Turin
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Christian Democrat Party
Christian Democrats
Lawrence Goldstein
Foundation
Alaska
Covington
Campbell County
Kare
University of Kansas Medical Center
James Couch
Damocles
Couch
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