Carter clinches Democratic delegate lead as Kennedy fights on
President Carter claimed a wondrous victory securing a Democratic delegate majority after eight final primaries. Senator Kennedy rejected quitting, winning five of eight including California, New Jersey, and Rhode Island, signaling a continued race to the Democratic convention. Carter offered a hand of friendship while Kennedy vowed to press on against Reagan.
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Tornado Toll in Grand Island Reaches at Least 35
Seven tornadoes struck Grand Island Nebraska causing at least 35 deaths, 129 injuries and about 100 buildings destroyed. Hospitals overflowed as utilities failed and fires broke out under scarce water supply. Governor Thone scheduled a helicopter visit to assess the devastation.
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Plane crash may have been murder attempt
In Neptune Township, a pilot William Fischer circled the home of Karen Wooley, then crashed his twin engine plane into the house, killing himself and sparking a fire that tore through the residence. Wooley, who had accused Fischer of assault and breaking in, and her son escaped with minor injuries. Police consider the event possibly a murder attempt or self-destructive act.
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Carter battles oil import fee vote as debt talks loom
Congressional leaders push to separate the oil import fee from an extended debt ceiling bill while signaling likely passage of fee repeal and debt measures. House and Senate debate a veto override amid White House lobbying. Carter clings to momentum after securing delegate lead, while Kennedy presses for a convention influence deal.
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Ayatollah Says Carter Hiding U S Wrongdoing In Iran
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini accuses President Carter of concealing U S wrongdoing in Iran and vows to pursue independence. Hostages enter eighth month in captivity as leaders urge transparency and reject external pressure. Ramsey Clark tentative mission supported by Bani-Sadr. Iran's parliament to decide hostages fate. Clark proposes U S commission.
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Gunmen attack Iraqi embassy in Rome
Two Arabic speaking gunmen entered the Iraqi Embassy in Rome and opened fire, killing one employee and wounding another. A timebomb left in a bag was deactivated minutes before detonation. A wounded intruder identified as Midhafar Bakr from Baghdad, with a second suspect arrested later.
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