Carter dumps Singlaub over Korea withdrawal plan
President Carter ousted Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub, U.S. military chief in Korea, after Singlaub publicly criticized withdrawal plans. Singlaub refused comment. Brown ordered reassignment as White House cited policy breach but noted sympathy. Singlaub has 34 years service and could retire with pension.
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Washington
Carter
John K. Singlaub
South Korea
U.S
Pentagon
Singlaub
Korea
White House
Defense
Harold Brown
Brown
Army
Singlaub. Brown
Drought Ravages Southeast Crops and Water Supplies
The South faces a severe drought with crops burning in fields and water shortages affecting bathing drinking and firefighting. Officials warn rain is needed within weeks as cropland in Georgia Alabama the Carolinas and nearby areas suffers and fires threaten earlier than usual.
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Atlanta
South
Martin
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Bill Parham
North Carolina
Alternatives move to larger facility expand housing for girls
Glance inside describes Alternatives relocating from Tytus Avenue to a bigger S Main Street building. The move will allow two more girls to be housed and give participants more room to breathe. John Leach reports on page 35.
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Tytus Avenue
S. Main Street
John Leach
Crosby son’s charge dropped in Durango pool incident
Indecent exposure charges against Lindsay Crosby were dropped after officials found no one who was outraged or seriously alarmed. Crosby, 39, was arrested last month after a motel manager reported him swimming nude in a hotel pool with two women present.
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Durango
Colo
Lindsay Crosby
Bing Crosby
South Africa pledges to enforce Rhodesia settlement deal
In Vienna talks with Vice President Mondale and British officials, South Africa vowed to use its influence to ensure Rhodesia’s white minority government does not renege on a U S British plan to move Rhodesia toward black rule by 1978. The program centers on Lusaka talks with black leaders and possible commonwealth force involvement under British oversight.
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Washington
South Africa
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
John Vorster
Walter F Mondale
Vienna
Africa
Vorster
David Owen
Cape Town
Mondale Owen
Pretoria
Smith
Lonevn
Stephen Low
John Graham
Lusaka
Zambia
Low
Graham
Salisbury
Mozambique
Tanzania
Botswana
Angola
Kenneth Kaunda
Owen
Britain
Portugal
Smithxa
National Security Council
Foreign Office
London
Millionaire Mutts Grow Old on Florida Estate
In Deerfield Beach Florida Spot Danny Boy and 36 other heirs to a $16 million dog fortune live in a 200 acre estate. The dogs, last of 170 heirs from Eleanor Ritchey, are cared for under a 20 year will and funds now support Auburn University research.
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Deerfield Beach
Fla
Spot
Danny Boy
Florida
Eleanor Ritchey
Shakey
Lowell C. Mott
Century National Bank
Scott Small Animal Research Center
Auburn University
Auburn
Ala
Atlantic Coast
Fort Lauderdale
Warren Williams Williams
Mott
Heat and Humid Day With Storm Chance in Miami Valley
The Miami Valley faces hot and humid conditions with a 30 percent chance of thundershowers today and 40 percent tonight. Daytime highs reach mid to upper 80s while tonight’s lows dip to the mid-60s, offering some lawn and garden relief.
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Miami Valley
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Washington Post
Derrell Martin
Tampa, Fla
Tommy Irvin
South Carolina
G. Bryan Patrick
Florida Panhandle
Charleston
S.C
John
Ek. Bettis
Mike Davis
Houston
Xenia High School
Crosby Son
Williams
Ivan Frederickson
Hollywood, Fla
Frederickson
B. J. Horlein
Auburn Research Center
Ritchey Fund
Horlein
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