Reagan Sweeps Three Primaries Shifting GOP Momentum
President Ford trails Ronald Reagan after Reagan swept Georgia Indiana Alabama in one night primaries securing 45 of 54 Indiana delegates while Ford won only 9. Walker Wallace fades as Carter leads Democrats. Morton cites crossovers as a key factor.
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Udall
Kenyatta Rejects UN Trade Talks in Nairobi Charter Call
President Jomo Kenyatta called for a Nairobi Charter to create a new international economic order at the UN Conference on Trade and Development. He boycotted the opening, prompting an aide to read his welcome to about 3,000 delegates.
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Jomo Kenyatta
United Nations Conference On Trade and Development
Kenyatta
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
South Africa
Chile
Henry A. Kissinger
New cease fire in Beirut amid heavy clashes toll
Police report two killed and six wounded in Beirut during the night as artillery duels continued between Kamal Jumblatt's leftist Muslims and right-wing Christians. At least 36 killed and 50 wounded in mountain town fighting. port area battles push Tuesday totals past 120 dead and 160 wounded. PLA troops establish buffer zone downtown amid disengagement talks.
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Kamal Jumblatt
Palestine Liberation Army
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLA
Lebanon
Nerve gas antidote vials wash ashore in Coronado
Coronado police chief Arthur LeBlanc holds a vial of antidote as 203 vials of a potentially deadly drug wash ashore since Monday afternoon. Authorities investigate the incident and warn residents to avoid contact with the substance.
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Coronado
Calif
Arthur LeBlanc
Coronado Beach
Banks Warn Against Advertising Replica Money
Columbus Ohio AP report says banks saw long lines when $2 bills were reissued. Banking officials caution against advertising money as it can violate federal rules on reproductions of currency and stamps. The Treasury allows black and white educational or newsworthy prints under strict size limits to avoid forgery.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Bankers Association
Department of the Treasury
Department
Reserve Mining fined over $1 million for Lake Superior pollution
U S District Court ordered Reserve Mining Co to pay 1 million in fines to Minnesota and environmental groups for discharging taconite into Lake Superior. The company must halt dumping 67 000 tons daily and fund Duluth water filtration costs as city pursues final cleanup options and on land disposal talks continue.
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Reserve Mining Co
Lake Superior
U.S. District Court
Edward J. Devitt
Republic
Armco Steel Corps
State of Minnesota
Reserve
Duluth
Silver Bay
Minn
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Minnesota
License mixup settled in Cincinnati leasing dispute
Michael Albert Leasing Co. faced a tags mixup over license letters in Ohio. The Bureau of Motor Vehicles shifted policy this year causing 4,000 leased cars to have 1975 tags expire in April, prompting fines starting Saturday and about two dozen arrests to be handled.
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Cincinnati
Michael Albert Leasing Co. Inc
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
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Michael
Bureau
U.S. Postal Service
Middletown Weather Outlook With Showers Possible
A chance of showers is forecast tonight and tomorrow in the Middletown area with lows near the upper 50s and highs in the 70s. Yesterday's high reached 65 and overnight low 46. The extended outlook shows showers Friday and Sunday with fair skies in between.
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