Coast Guard Cutter Cuyahoga Sinks After Collision
Divers search Chesapeake Bay for 11 missing Coast Guard crewmen after the 125 foot Cuyahoga collided with the 521 foot Santa Cruz I and sank in 57 feet of water. Eighteen rescued. four hospitalized at Patuxent River Naval Air Station. weather clear. vessel based at Yorktown with a crew of 29.
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Firestone recalls grow as tires staged for replacement
Firestone moves to replace up to 10 million Firestone 500 steel belted radials amid a major recall while Canada plans a voluntary recall of about 1 million tires. U S dealers prepare procedures over the coming days with free replacements for affected owners.
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Bradlee and Sally Quinn wed in Washington ceremony
Washington Post executive editor Benjamin Bradlee and staff writer Sally Quinn united in a civil ceremony in the capital with Katharine Graham Art Buchwald and others in attendance. Bazelon and Edward Bennett Williams witnessed the vows in a quietly announced Style section item.
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Worms get Drury in trouble
Actor James Drury faces charges in a Calhoun County stock fraud case linked to a worm farming scam. Nine indicted, including Drury and Marshall Renfroe. Prosecutors say Town and Country Sales Inc. solicited investors for worm starter kits worm bedding a franchise and a license to raise earthworms collecting about 600 dollars per victim.
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Graham cannot rate Pope yet says Graham
Evangelist Billy Graham says it is too early to tell if Pope John Paul II's election will help East West relations. He spoke after returning from an 11 day crusade to Poland and noted greater religious freedom there. He also said the church is growing rapidly in Poland and Hungary.
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Right wing extremist wounds self near Fukuda residence
In Tokyo a 38 year old Akio Hirasawa attempted hara-kiri with a meat knife at the prime minister's residence over the Sino Japanese Peace and Friendship Treaty. He was hospitalized after the self inflicted wound as police secured the area. A record 65000 police were mobilized for Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping's arrival to formalize the treaty.
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Takeo Fukuda
Akio Hirasawa
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Sunny Warm Weekend Forecast With Clear Tonight
The forecast calls for sunny breezy and warm Sunday with a high near 70 to 75 and overnight low around 45 to 30. No rain is expected. Monday brings showers with highs in the 60s. Tuesday and Wednesday bring cooler highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s to mid 40s.
Pope to address media in Vatican outreach drive
The Vatican plans a media audience as Pope meets the College of Cardinals and representatives from over 100 nations ahead of his investiture. Church reforms under Vatican II boost radio power and emphasize evangelization, viewing media as gifts from God and a key communication channel.
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Alaska Supreme Court reverses ruling on August primary
The Alaska Supreme Court overturned a lower court decision that voided the Aug 22 gubernatorial and Democratic primary results due to six incidents of malconduct by elections officials. Gov. Jay Hammond won the Republican primary by 98 votes over Walter Hickel. State Sen. Chaney Croft beat Ed Merdes by 255 votes in the Democratic race.
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Alaska
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Walter Hickel
Chaney Croft
Ed Merdes
Carter requests tax review over alleged underpayments
President Carter asks Georgia officials to review 1975 and 1976 personal property taxes amid ABC News claims he undervalued peanut warehouse gear. The network says higher federal figures would raise federal taxes, while lower local values would reduce local taxes, with about eight thousand dollars in questioned local tax.
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Looters warned as Beirut cease fire shakes under fire
Gunfire and grenade blasts followed the Beirut cease fire overnight along the green line dividing Muslim and Christian sectors. A Saudi commander warned looters would have their hands chopped off, though no casualties were reported. Saudi forces replaced Syrians at key Christian-area positions to stabilize the cease fire and extend Arab Deterrent Force operations.
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