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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 12, 1978

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Guerrilla Attack Opens Fire Near Mekhala in West Bank

Four Palestinian guerrillas attacked a Jewish settlement near Mekhala in the occupied West Bank but settlers killed one and repelled the others. Israeli troops searched for the remaining attackers as defense leaders visited the scene. The incident marked the first breach since a 1974 Beit Shean flare.

Tel Aviv Israel West Bank Uhe Isracii Arty Guerrilles Exer Weizman Army Raphael Eytan Lsrael Jordan River Jordan Beit Sheanim Israclis Mekhala

Soviets Attack Carter Human Rights Campaign

In Moscow Pravda condemned President Carter and his human rights push as hypocritical, accusing Washington of meddling in internal Soviet affairs and citing the Helsinki accord report. The piece also blasted Zbigniew Brzezinski and warned that Washington’s tough line risks a new Cold War confrontation.

Carter Moscow Soviet Communist Party Successiot Pravda Congress Soviet Union United States Washington U.S. Naval Academy Pravd U.S Zbigniew Brzezinski White House

Court keeps FBI surrender order on Socialist Workers files

The Supreme Court left intact an order for the FBI to disclose to Socialist Workers Party lawyers 18 informants files in a 40 million lawsuit. Justices refused to hear the government appeal that could have exposed Attorney General Griffin Bell to contempt.

Washington Supreme Court FBI Socialist Workers Party Justice Department Griffin Bell Thomas P. Griesa U.S. District Court New York Warren E. Burger Byron R. White Lewis F. Powell Jr The Socialist Workers Griesa

Graduation Shooting at Weymouth High School Stuns Class

Karim Thompson, 17, shot himself with a .22 pistol during South Weymouth High School graduation on the athletic field. He underwent surgery and remained in fair condition at South Shore Hospital. Principal Wilbur Stanton said the teen was popular and not a showoff, with no clear motive. Police noted Thompson cited national issues and a TV‑inspired line before the incident as classmates watched the ceremony continue.

Weymouth Mass Karim Thompson South Weymouth High School Thompson South Shore Hospital Wilbur Stanton Karim Stanton Francis Flaherty America Emerson College

CB Signals May Interfere With Heart Pacemakers

DETROIT AP A Maryland Marysville Ohio pacemaker user reports dizziness and heart irregularities when a neighbor broadcasts on citizen band radios. FCC officials say a nationwide study may be needed to explain possible interference affecting 250000 to 300000 pacemaker wearers and thousands of CB users after tests noted the device reacting to nearby transmissions.

Detroit Helen Hilderer Marysville Ohio Ama Merance McKinney FCC St. Paul

Skylab gets a temporary lease as Congress weighs rescue plan

Skylab’s orbit was steadied by a NASA led maneuver that tipped the station to reduce atmospheric drag. NASA and space officials push for a third shuttle flight in October 1979 to attach a 10000 pound teleoperator and lift Skylab to a higher orbit or deorbit it safely. Congress previously rejected a 20.5 million request, but may revisit if life extension proves possible.

Congress Robert Aller National Aeronautics and Space Administration House NASA Space Shuttle Skylab Pacific Ocean Subcommittee

Prayer vigil asked for comatose boy

AKRON Ohio AP doctors told Bob Fox all he can do for his comatose son is pray He asks others to pray too Brian 10 suffered a brain injury in an April 14 auto accident that killed his mother Marsha Fox 32 spent long hours at Akron Children's Hospital but returned to work to keep insurance bills exceed 30000 with 80 coverage Brian's 6 year old sister Terri was injured lightly Fox says he hopes Brian wakes up and keeps faith with his family

Akron, Ohio Bob Fox Fox Brian Green Marsha Akron Children’s Hospital Terri

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