Moro’s body found in Rome car after kidnapping
Italian police confirmed the body of former premier Aldo Moro was found in a red Renault parked near the Christian Democrat and Communist party headquarters in Rome. Moro, 61, had been kidnapped March 16 by the Red Brigades, who had demanded the release of jailed terrorists in exchange for his life.
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Rome
ANSA
Kidna
Aldo Moro
Christian Democrat
Communist
Moro 61
Christian Democrat Party
Red Brigade
Christian Democrats
Moro
Red Brigades
Italy
Communist Party
Via Caetani
Renault
Crime Alert 425-7700
Public notice urges calling 425 7700 to report crime or suspicious activities with guidance on when to contact police.
Global vaccine drive urged to immunize children by 1990
Joseph A. Califano Jr. called for a worldwide immunization campaign targeting all children against preventable diseases by 1990. He spoke at the World Health Assembly urging action as less than 10 percent of children in the developing world are immunized despite available vaccines.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Sisters Held Hostage In Torrance Jewelry Store Seizure
Two Redondo Beach sisters were held inside a Torrance jewelry shop by William John Dwyer a 29 year old former mental patient who fired sporadic shots as police negotiators and a SWAT team tried to free them seven women were taken hostage in total one woman was shot in the thigh while escaping and remained in good condition at a local hospital police and hostage teams worked to keep onlookers from danger and negotiate a safe release
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Torrance
Calif
Redondo Beach
William John Dwyer
Peter Herley
Herley
Dwyer
Foster
Joy
Mary Patton
Weather forecast notes clear night with mild temperatures
Tonight should be generally clear with a low in the mid forties. Wednesday brings sunshine and a high near 70. This morning's low was 55 after yesterday's high of 70. Nearly a half inch of rain fell yesterday. The extended outlook shows fair Thursday and Friday with a chance of showers Saturday. Highs in the 60s and lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s.
Barge Captain Rescues Flight 193 Passengers in Pensacola Bay
Passengers of Flight 193 escaped the Boeing 727 into fog and jet fuel slicks, aided by a construction barge whose captain pulled his crew to the wreck. Passengers described calm fear, improvised exits, and quick checks by divers and responders as fog hampered rescue efforts.
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National Airlines
Escambia Bay
Pensacola
Fla
Flight 193
Florida Marine Patrol
James Pfeiffer
Harvard doctors warn iodine treatment can emit high radioactivity
Harvard experts say radioactive iodine used to treat thyroid disorders can emit enough radiation to challenge air cargo limits. They cite a University of Michigan study showing family exposure can exceed safe limits, though patient contact risk remains small. They urge balancing medical benefits with tighter controls to avoid unnecessary radiation.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
University of Michigan
Jacob Shapiro
University
Dade Moeller
Environ
School of Public Health
American Journal of Public Health
Shapiro
United States
Michigan
Municipal workers strike halts Ashtabula city services
In Ashtabula Ohio 40 police officers and 104 sanitation street and sewer workers walked off at 7 a.m. demanding a 45 cent per hour raise. City officials say no funds exist. Firefighters remain on duty as negotiations are not scheduled. The dispute involves Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 26 and AFSCME Local 1197 in a city of about 25 000.
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Ashtabula, Ohio
Ashtabula
Fraternal
Order of Police
Lodge 26
Ashtabulah
The
American Federation of State
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San Leandro
Glenda McNease
Gift
Mobile
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Florida
Panhandle
Alabama
James Stockwell
Stockwell
Jack Barker
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