3 year old dumped by roving mother in New Orleans
Police seek California mother known as Pat after she allegedly dumped her three year old son during a cross country hitchhiking tour. The child Clifford Kenny, born in San Francisco Mercy Hospital, is in VOA Home care as investigators check prints to identify him and locate the mother headed toward San Diego. Authorities say a two month hitchhiking pair described the child’s absence and Pat’s complaints about him.
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New Orleans
California
Pat
San Diego
Ronald Cannatella
Volunteers of America
Salvadore V. Gagliano
Clifford
Mercy Hospital
San Francisco
Cannatella
VOA
Kenny
Adrienne Carmena
Moslem soldiers reject amnesty in Lebanon conflict
Lt. Ahmed al-Khatib heads the Arab Army of Lebanon formed by Moslem troops in protest of army leadership. He rejects an amnesty offer from Premier Rashid Karami and says his forces back national progressive leftists with PLO and Syrian support amid Civil War tensions.
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Bar Elias
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Ahmed al-Khatib
Arab Army of
al-Khatib
Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Karami
Chilly Middletown Tonight With Light Snow Likely
The outlook says the Middletown area will be chilly with temperatures dropping to the mid 20s and cloudy skies with a chance of light snow. Tomorrow remains cloudy with a high in the 30s and occasional snow possible. Monday looks fair with a chance of light rain or snow on Tuesday.
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Middletown
Secret 2000-copy intelligence report stays locked
The House intelligence committee holds 2000 copies of its final report on U S intelligence activities, kept secret after a 246 to 124 vote to file the report or seek presidential approval. President Ford backs secrecy and CIA director George Bush vows reforms as more details emerge from leaks.
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Washington
House Intelligence Committee
U.S
House
Ford
Government Printing Office
William Brown
Brown
CIA
Langley
George Bush
Bush
Angola
Italy
Stanton calls Supreme Court ruling a blow to Senate bid
Rep. James V. Stanton says the high court decision ending spending limits on federal candidates is a setback for his US Senate campaign. He cites a potential $638 000 impact based on Ohio per voter limits and notes opponent Howard Metzenbaum remains well funded. He does not expect John Gilligan to join the race.
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Columbus
Ohio
James V. Stanton
Supreme Court
US Senate
Stanton
High Court
Howard Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Howard
John J. Gilligan
MPLA seeks normal relations with Western powers
The Soviet backed MPLA in Angola aims to establish normal ties with Western nations, especially the United States, amid a civil war context. Reports from Luanda cite Dr. Luis de Almeida of the MPLA discussing potential rapprochement with Western governments.
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Associated Press
Popular Movement
MPLA
Angola
United States
The
Times of London
Luis de Almeida
West
National Front
FNLA
National Union
UNITA
Bellen
Nicholas Ashford
Times
Luanda
Almeida
Ashford
Cabbie turned cop incident ends in hotel summons
Richard Lewis 24 fled a hotel confrontation and jumped into a police car driven by Jim Moriarty a officer. He was returned to the St Michael Hotel where a summons for disturbing the peace and malicious mischief was issued.
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Jim Moriarty
Lewis
St. Michael Hotel
Fire at Wincrest Nursing Home Claims 13, Injures 30
A Chicago nursing home fire killed 13 residents and injured about 30 as smoke-filled corridors trapped wheelchair users. Fire officials estimate $6,000 in damage while investigators review cause and codes.
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Chicago
William Pollard
Wincrest Nursing and Rest
Father Pollard
Robert Quinn
Thomas Altman
Mary Dietrich
Air hike to raise fares across airlines Sunday
The second domestic fare raise in three months goes into effect Sunday with some carriers delaying. The Civil Aeronautics Board says the action would boost annual airline profits by about 10 percent. United plans Sunday increases and a further 2 percent rise on March 1. National says no change yet. Eastern sets March 1 as start.
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Associated Press
Civil Aeronautics Board
United Airlines
National Airlines
Eastern Airlines
New York
United
Chicago
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Richard Friedman
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