Storm Amelia sinks shrimp boats near South Padre Island
Tropical Storm Amelia, born in the Gulf, weakened into a rainstorm near Brownsville Texas, leaving eight reported missing and sinking at least five shrimp boats. Six rescued after riding out high winds. three other seafarers found alive on a beached vessel. two regatta sailors listed missing then located safe. Coast Guard plucked 19 from wrecks and recovered debris from crippled vessels.
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Families survive storm near Brownsville and South Padre
In the gulf during Tropical Storm Amelia the Wagner family and the Fincher family faced 18 hours of danger after two boats the Lori Ann and the Frankie E. sank. Roy Wagner captained Lori Ann with relatives Johnny and John, while John Fincher led Frankie E. Both crews were found after a long search. The rescuers heard cries for help as the hulls overturned.
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Texas
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John Fincher
Frankie E
Amelia
Gulf
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John
Red Snapper
Coast Guard
South Padre Island
Vance to visit Middle East amid Sadat demands on land return
Secretary of State Vance will travel to Jerusalem and Cairo despite U S displeasure over Anwar Sadat’s demand that Israel return all land captured in 1967. Officials say the trip could help restart talks and salvage peace prospects while noting mixed Arab reactions and Saudi efforts for a new Arab stance.
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Anwar Sadat
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Moshe Dayan
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Damascus
Syria
Cuban handyman seeks freedom after seven day sea voyage
Ramon Estevez Cordova, 27, pulled from the sea near the Florida Keys, recalls using two inner tubes as a raft, paddled with ping pong paddles, dodged sharks and Cuban navy patrols during a 90 mile journey to reach the United States. Rescued by a pleasure boat off Key Largo, he was reunited with his foster sister Sonia Batista in Miami, crying at the sight of the American flag and declaring his escape from Havana. He endured hunger and seaweed meals, and feared German ships, preferring an American arrival.
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New York
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Key West
Rich heiress weds Russian clerk in Moscow ceremony
Christina Onassis married Sergei Kauzov in a 10 minute civil ceremony at Moscow's Central Palace of Marriages attended by 11 guests and photographers. They rode in a borrowed yellow car to the palace and plan a honeymoon at Lake Baikal.
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Christina Onassis
Aristotle Onassis
Sergei Kauzov
Kauzov
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Christina
Lake Baikal
Siberia
Onassis
London
Monte Carlo
New York
Institute of Foreign Languages
Communist Party
Joseph Balker
Los Angelse
Rhodesian claims hit 10 Mugabe bases in Mozambique raid
Rhodesian military command says it destroyed 10 guerrilla bases run by Robert Mugabe in Mozambique during a two day operation. Mozambique officials report 12 dead and 110 wounded in Manica Province and say a school was destroyed. A Rhodesian communique notes one minor casualty and claims the strikes achieved their disruptive aim.
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Robert Mugabe
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Zimbabwe African National Union
Maputo
Manica
Ndabaningi Sithole
Executive Council
Eliott Gabellah
Pieter K. van der Byl
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