Ten personalities at issue in Ohio trial case
William Stanley Milligan, 23, of Lancaster, held at Harding Hospital Worthington since March 16, faces four counts of rape, three kidnapping charges, and three aggravated robberies. A competency hearing October 6 will determine if the fused personalities render him capable of standing trial, with doctors noting multiple identities and abuse history.
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Worthington
Ohio
William Stanley Milligan
Lancaster
Harding Hospital
George Harding Jr
Milligan
Franklin County Common Pleas
Jay Flower
Bernard Yavitch
Yavitch
Progress in Rail Talks Amid Standoff Over Strike
Washington AP unions reported progress in negotiations with Norfolk & Western to avert a government imposed end to a nationwide rail strike. Labor Department officials urged continued bargaining under federal mediation as the Carter administration weighs emergency options to restart trains and contain economic damage.
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Washington Monument
Washington
AP Union On Railroad Otiators
Sobaline. Wre
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
Norfolk & Western Railway
Labor Department
Donald
Smyth
James J. Reynolds
Carter
Labor
Kay Marshall
Marshall
Congress
BRAC
Spy trial jurors sworn in in Newark for espionage case
Sixteen jurors including seven women and nine men were sworn in to hear espionage charges against two Russians at the United Nations. The panel faced more than 100 questions on backgrounds to weed out prejudice toward communists or the Soviet Union. The jurors were moved to a hotel and will stay until the trial starts Friday with opening statements by attorneys. Judge Frederick Lacey led questioning of 150 prospects about views on Russia and dissidents. Defendants Valdik Enger and Rudolf Chernyayev, ages 39 and 43, are named in the case.
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Newark
United Nations
U.S
Frederick Lacey
Russia
Thon Lacey
Soviet Union
Valdik Aleksandrovich Enger
Rudolf Petrovich Chernyayev
Weather continues clear and cool with weekend showers
Tonight will be clear and cool with a mid 40s low. Friday promises mostly sunny skies and a high in the low 70s. This morning’s low was 48 after yesterday’s high of 80. A chance of showers exists daily Saturday through Monday, with weekend highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s.
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Saturda
Sinai Return to Egypt Ends Jewish Desert Dream
Israel voted to dismantle 18 Sinai settlements and return the peninsula to Egypt. Since 1967, settlers built Yamit and 14 farms as a security buffer and economic venture amid plans to populate the Rafah Salient. Sadat condemned the project as a personal affront, while Camp David framed the withdrawal timetable over the next two to three years.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Sinai Desert
Yamit
Mediterranean
Sinai
Egypt
Rafah Salient
Moshe Dayan
Gaza Strip
Ayan
Camp David
Peninsula
Trains Roll On Amid Strikes Against N W Rail Line
Trains continue to move through the area as page 9 notes a strike targeting the nation s seventh largest carrier N W. The union aims to pressure the company amid negotiations and industrial action.
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Union
N&w
Crime Alert Helpline Prompts Citizens to Call Police
A public notice urges residents to call the 425 7700 line to report crimes or suspicious activity. The advisory emphasizes prompt reporting to aid police response and public safety efforts.
Energy bill advances as gas price controls phase out
Congress backs a major energy bill after Senate approval of a 1985 deregulation of natural gas pricing. The measure, seen as middle ground by Carter, would lift most price controls by 1985, potentially raising costs for households from $20–$25 to as much as $100–$200 annually, with House action anticipated amid a fierce debate.
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Washington
Carter
Senate
Congress
Israel Moves Toward Peace Talks with Egypt After Camp David Vote
Israel's Knesset approves peace frameworks with Egypt and a Sinai withdrawal condition. Begin says negotiations could begin next week, with Egypt ready to resume talks in Ismatha or El Arish. Butros Ghali in Cairo notes delegations to meet soon as Sadat seeks progress on Camp David accords.
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Egypt
Camp David
Sinai Peninsula
Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Butros B. Ghali
Cairo
Ismatha
Suez Canal
el Arish
Sinai
Knesset
Israel
Sadat
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