Cambodia and Vietnam trade border war accusations
Cambodia rejects a Vietnamese peace offer and accuses Vietnam of invading with divisions, tanks, and planes. Hanoi says Cambodian forces crossed into Vietnam, killing and destroying, while Vietnam pledges self defense. Western sources question the scale of Vietnamese attack. Soviet and Chinese backers avoid public endorsement.
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Hanoi
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Saigon
Phnom Penh
Bangkok
Nom Penh
Soviet Union
China
Holiday traffic toll reaches 306 deaths nationwide
The National Safety Council reports 306 people died in traffic accidents during the three day New Year weekend, surpassing the 305 toll of 1977. Officials note deaths could reach 330 on a typical nonholiday weekend of similar length. Snow and ice hindered travel from Friday evening across regions including the South.
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National Safety Council
Missing 5 year old Keith Holliday probe shifts to detectives
In Alexandria Kentucky the Keith Holliday missing child case moves to detective work with no further foot searches planned at present. About 125 people scoured a five square mile area around the boy’s home without results as Sgt Ray Herman stated the investigation would continue by state police detectives.
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Keith Holliday
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Ray Herman
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Lifeline Call From 250 Miles Away Aids Suicide Attempt
On New Year’s Day 24 year old Terry Feckett of Chicago attempted suicide by overdose. A Lutheran minister in Sparta Wisconsin received a late night call from him and spoke for 90 minutes before he collapsed. Police traced the call but could only confirm it originated in Chicago. Feckett was found unconscious in a North Side apartment and rushed to Swedish Covenant Hospital in critical but stable condition.
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Terry
Kurt
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North Side
Terry Feckett
Feckett
Swedish Covenant Hospital
Middletown Weather Forecast Looks Warmer Soon
A warming trend is in store for the Middletown area. Tonight's low should dip into the teens with a high in the mid to upper 30s tomorrow under partly cloudy skies. This morning's forecast calls for a chance of snow Thursday and Friday, with a chance of rain or snow Saturday. Highs range from the 30s Thursday to the low 40s Saturday. Lows will stay in the 20s.
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Middletown
Carter Meets Saudi Leaders as India Visit Ends
President Carter arrived in Riyadh for talks with King Khaled and Crown Prince Fahd after wrapping an India trip. He planned pressure for a Middle East peace, while Saudi concerns centered on Iran, arms, and a possible Palestinian state. The Delhi Declaration with India underscored mutual friendship and nonviolence.
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Fahd
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Delhi
United States
Home of future likely to be in condominium
Americans still dream of owning homes while a condominium may become the future standard. In 1975 condominiums accounted for under 20 percent of U.S. housing sales, yet the Department of Housing and Urban Development projects half of Americans could live in condo housing by 1997. Buying a condo poses pitfalls for buyers unfamiliar with its terms and conditions in this relatively new housing form.
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United States
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Three Fall From Ski Lift In Sagamore Hills Area
C J Dover president of Brandywine Ski and Recreation Center says one of four chair lifts closed pending investigation after three people fall 10 to 20 feet from the Lodge Chair at the ski area southeast of Cleveland. Two men and a woman were among the injured. The surrounding text discusses condominiums and housing coops in scattered filler.
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Ohio
C.J. Dover
Brandywine Ski & Recreation Center
Cleveland
Canton Teachers Strike Shuts Down Canton Schools
Canton Ohio AP reports 16,500 pupil district teachers walked out over wage talks. Alan B. Rubenstein, president of Canton Professional Educators Association, demands a reasonable salary adjustment as 909 teachers remain on strike while the district offers no proposal. Superintendent Kurdziel vows legal methods but won’t rule out a court order to end the walkout.
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Canton
Ohio
Alan B. Rubenstein
Canton Professional Educators Association
Kenry P. Kurdziel
Willoughby teachers approve 2-year contract to avert strike
Willoughby Eastlake teachers ratify a new two year contract on Monday night averting a strike. The pact provides five wage increases and raises base salaries to 9807 dollars retroactive to September 1, said Hazel Haffner president of the 578 member Willoughby Eastlake Teachers Association.
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Willoughby-Eastlake
Hazel Haffner
Willoughby- Eastlake
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