Ann Landers Crossword Puzzle and Heloise Note Middletown Area
A compact newspaper teaser notes an Inside page featuring Ann Landers crossword and Heloise column. It mentions related sections such as Theaters Vital Statistics Editorials and Sports. The blurbs suggest a mixed page layout with entertainment and reader advice columns.
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Ann Landers
Middletown
Area
Theaters
Vital Statistics
Dea
Women’s News
CPM
Ecc
Ceceelevision
Crime Alert 425 7700 Police Urge Prompt Crime Reporting
A local police notice urges residents to call 425 7700 to report suspected crimes or suspicious activities, emphasizing quick reporting to aid law enforcement efforts. The alert provides the single contact line for complaints and tips.
Israeli airstrikes target Lebanon refugee camp and damour
Israeli planes hit two Palestinian bases at dawn in Lebanon in retaliation for a London El Al bus attack. Three guerrillas were killed and 14 wounded at Burj el Barajneh in Beirut while Damour village school was attacked with no casualties. The London attack killed one stewardess and a Palestinian attacker, wounded seven bystanders.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
London
Palestine Liberation Organization
Burj el Barajneh
Beirut
Damour
el al
George Habash
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Yasser Arafat
Habash
Popular
Ront For the Liberation of Palestine Special Operations
Swank Mayfair
Europa Hotel
Carter says he learns to like his job and works less
In a Newsweek interview President Carter says he enjoys the presidency more after 19 months, works fewer hours, and is more relaxed. He remains concerned about polls showing low popularity but cites historical criticism of leaders to justify his approach while noting Congress’ inertia hampers his agenda.
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New York
Carter
Congress
Newsweek Magazine
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
Harr Truman
Pres-Nbc
a_i
Edward Ennedy
Carter plans brief Plains visit in sign off from visitors center
President Carter visits Plains to sign a guest book with a vague message about returning home. He leaves a partial line about “Back to Plains in 19?” and gives no clear word on whether he will run again. Local residents await further guidance while he makes a brief stop at the Visitor Center.
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Plains
Carter
Bac
Weather forecast summary with warm weekend ahead
Clear skies continue tonight with a low in the mid to upper 50s. Tuesday brings mostly sunny weather with highs in the low to mid 80s. Recent low this morning was 52 after yesterday's high of 78. Weekend rainfall totaled .15 inch. Wednesday and Friday look fair with a chance of showers Thursday. Highs mid 80s to low 90s, lows in the 60s.
Egyptian official resigns amid party realignment before Camp David
Prime Minister Mamdouh Salem submitted his resignation after most Inq Misr Party members joined a new Sadat led party. Sadat asked him to stay to avert political disruption ahead of the Camp David summit. the move followed July disclosures of Sadat forming his own party.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mamdouh Salem
Anwar Sadat
Salem
Inq Misr
Sadat
Camp David
Mideast
Misr
Square Watermelons Displayed by Tokyo Designer
Tokyo graphic designer Tomoyuki Ono showcases square watermelons grown for gallery display in Ginza. Rumors say steel frames and chemical fertilizers were used and a government patent is sought. After the exhibit the melons go on sale at 28 dollars each.
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Tokyo
Tomoyuki Ono
Ginza
Synthetic skin could aid burn victims within a year
Boston surgeons and MIT engineers announce a semi synthetic skin tested in animals and expected for human trials within a year. The material mimics the dermis part of skin, is not alive, and could be stored at room temperature after freeze drying.
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Boston
John Burke
Shriners Hospital For Crippled Children
Burke
Harvard Co
Iannis Yannas
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Pilots may have been playing games before mid-air collision
Investigators probe whether two pilots were playing a game before their single engine planes collided over northwest Allen County near Churubusco, killing Steve Landis and Fred Lemon. Witnesses describe the crash sequence as Hullboy’s plane tried to land in a cornfield after a wing struck Landis's, with Hullboy hospitalized in critical but stable condition.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Mark Brewer
Steve Landis
Fort Wayne
Fred Lemon
Huntington
Jeff Hullboy
Zanesville
Ohio
Lemon
Landis
Matthews
Hullboy
Allen County
Churubusco
Brewer
Landis’ Lane
Lanette Steinbarger
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Les Pearton
Crew Barley Mow
Caol
Frank Matthews
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