American's trial to start Tuesday in Soviet Union
Crawford, a top International Harvester official, faces trial Tuesday in Moscow on charges of buying 20,000 Soviet rubles with American dollars at black market rates. He allegedly paid $8,500 for rubles worth about $29,600 at official rates, and he denies wrongdoing as the case strains Soviet American relations.
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Crawford
International Harvester
Ludmila Kiseles
Vladimir
Mobile
Ala
Kremlin
United States
Moscow
Letortevo
U.S
Malcolm Toon
Two women bound over to Warren County grand jury
Municipal Court Judge John Tracy bound Debbie Blount and Kelly Rossi over to the Warren County grand jury for alleged aggravated burglary and complicity to aggravated burglary in the Franklin Township residence burglary on August 19. Bond set at 10,000 for each.
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Franklin
Warren County Grand Jury
John Tracy
Franklin Township
Debbie Blount
Yankee Road
Middletown
Kelly Rossi
Burton Road
Norva L. Tipton
Dayton
James C. Boyd
Dallas
Texas
Kenneth W. Lane
Chinnati
Glindon Bo Mays
Bridge St
David M. Poteet
Walnut St
Licenses Renewed at Ohio State Fair in Columbus
About 825 drivers licenses were renewed and 170 non driver identification cards issued during a 13 day Ohio State Fair. Dean Sk. Dollison registrar explained licenses, valid four years, expire on the operator’s birthday and may be renewed up to 40 days before expiration or within six months after. Once expired, motorists are unlicensed to drive and risk penalties if stopped.
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Columbus
Oho
Dean Sk. Dollison
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Dolson
Collison
Robert Kennedy Shot in Los Angeles Hotel in 1968
The note recalls the assassination of Senator Robert Kennedy in 1968 when he was shot and fatally wounded inside a Los Angeles hotel, an event that shook national politics and memory.
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Robert Kennedy
Los Angeles
Carter Summit Gamble Tests Camp David Secrecy
President Carter opens the Camp David summit with Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin without assured breakthroughs. US strategists hope for narrowing gaps toward a peace settlement, while failure or success could shape Carter's political standing. The talks will be kept strictly secret for up to two weeks or more with limited daily briefings.
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Associated Press
Washington
Carter
Mideast
Egypt
Israel
Savid
Anwar Sadat
Menachem Begin
Jordan River
Camp David
Sadat
Maryland
Catoctin
Powell
Kennedy King slayings: loose ends linger in probe
House investigators tied to Kennedy and King cases seek answers to questions like a possible fourth Kennedy shot and pre murder meetings with anti Castro Cubans. Analysts say conspiracy talk fuels the probe though many loose ends lack legal impact.
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House
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Kennedy
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
King
Memphis
Tenn
Ralph David Abernathy
James Earl Ray
Illinois
Ray
FBI
Columbo
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