Americans Evacuate 61 From Managua Amid War
In Managua 61 Americans mostly women and children were evacuated by a U S Air Force C 130 from the capital, with security tight and the location kept secret for future ops. Fighting raged as Somoza said 1,300 died in the current offensive, lifting total fatalities to about 4,300. Red Cross reported 12,000 housed at centers and 25,000 tons of food stockpiled but not enough for the displaced.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Panama Canal Zone
Canal Zone
U.S
la Prensa
Larry Pezzullo
Anastasio Somoza
National Guard
Esteli
Matagalpa
Leon
Somoza
Red Cross
Miguel Shibel
Ulrich Bedert
Geneva
International Red Cross
Windfall tax debate grows tougher for oil firms
The House Ways and Means Committee moves toward a stronger windfall profits tax on oil than Carter proposed, aiming for at least 10 percent higher levy. Dems hope a tougher tax eases political pressure as decontrol widens profits, while opposition from Carter aides focuses on production needs.
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House Ways and Means Committee
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Congress
Rory Carter
Charles Vanik
Ohio
Three Okay Refugees to be Resettled by Western Nations
The United States France and Australia agreed to accept about 1,000 Cambodian refugees to prevent mass repatriation by Thai authorities. U N High Commissioner Paul Hartling voiced deep concern over Thailand s new policy as roughly 40,000 Cambodians have already been sent back. Most of the 1,000 are ethnic Chinese and will go to a temporary camp in Buriram before resettlement. Thai leader Kriangsak Chomanan criticized the international response and said he would inform Carter and Waldheim. Embassy officers from the US, France and Australia and UNHCR officials were present in the border town.
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Thailand
United States
France
Australia
Cambodia
U.N. High Commissioner
Paul Hartling
U.N
Bangkok
Hartling
Buriram
Kriangsak Chomanan
Carter
Kurt Waldheim
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
Wall Street Gains On Prime Rate Cut By New York Bank
Stocks rose in heavy trading as Morgan Guaranty Trust shaved its prime lending rate from 11% to 11% immediately. The noon Dow gained 6.75 to 844.33, NYSE composite up 56 to 58.18, AMEX value index up 1.87 to 195.94, with 21.96 million shares traded. Retail sales declined 0.2 percent in May after a 1.1 percent drop in April, fueling speculation of a slowing economy easing inflation and rates.
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Morgan Guaranty Trust
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American Stock Exchange
Estate of Grayce L. Austin in Franklin County Kansas
In the District Court of Franklin County Kansas the matter of the estate of Grayce L. Austin deceased appears in probate. Proceedings cover estate administration and related filings from May 29 to June 12 1979.
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Kansas
Grayce L. Austin
State of Kansas
K.M. Parmely
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