Explosions At Atlanta Day Care Kill Four and Aide
In Atlanta the Gate City Day Care blast killed four toddlers and a worker, with a cast iron boiler explosion ruled accidental. Crowds blamed a bomb or the Ku Klux Klan amid fears tied to unsolved child killings, while investigators cited steam pressure.
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Atlanta
Lee P. Brown
Gate City Day Care Center
Brown
Ku Klux Klan
Bowen Homes
Atlanta Gas Light Co
Jim Tate
Kimberly Carroll
Tory
Grady Memorial Hospital
Andre Stanford
Leroy Smith
Maynard Jackson
Talks Continue as Egypt and Israel Await November Summit
Washington AP reports renewed talks on Palestinian autonomy between Egypt and Israel with no progress seen before a U S summit after the November elections. Linowitz hosts a two day session to keep hopes alive for a future plan granting Palestinians a larger voice while statehood remains ruled out for five years. Negotiations touch land policy in the West Bank and Gaza and settlement pace, with a possible post election summit involving Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin.
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Washington
Egypt
Israel
U.S
Sol M. Linowitz
Carter
Anwar Sadat
Menachem Begin
Sadat
Kamal Hassan Ali
Linowitz
Josef Burg
Ali
Burg
Jerusalem
State Aid Called Bounty On College Students
Kansas lawmakers questioned rising higher education enrollments while public school enrollments fall. A report shows 138,590 students in state colleges this semester, up from 134,461 in fall 1978, despite Ottawa University not counted. Sen. John Chandler warned state aid tied to enrollment effectively creates a bounty on students as high school graduate numbers dip.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Legislative Educational Planning Committee
Ottawa University
John Chandler
R-Holton
Chandler
Edwin J. Walbourn
Kansas Association of Community Colleges
Kansas Board of Regents
Ottawa
Washburn University
Haskell Indian Junior College
Bible Colleges
Commission Pushes Use Of Gasohol To President
The National Alcohol Fuels Commission urged President Carter to take steps to boost gasohol use in federal vehicles. The group noted only 4 percent of last year’s 340 million gallons for federal fleets was gasohol, pressed for clearer procurement rules, and called for expanded federal market commitments amid a broader push to reduce dependence on imported oil.
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Carter
Thuse
Senate
National Alcohol Fuels Commission
Commission
Congress
U.S
Agriculture Department
Energy Department
Alcohol Fuels Office
Birch Bayh
Robert Roe
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Henry Bellman
R-Okla
Bob Dole
Frank Church
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Mark Hatfield
Ore
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Exall Drugs
John Reynolds
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Karen Martinez
Dennis L. Smith, D.D
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Schwarz Pest Control R.R
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Dixon’s
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Matney Chiropractic Office
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Brockways Chiropractors
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Chiropractic Orthopedics
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