Elvis Presley depicted as broken by Soviet press
The Soviet Literary Gazette calls Elvis Presley a broken man and symbol of America’s exploitation, noting he is wealthy yet discarded as fashion shifts. Gerald Ford plans to visit Israel next spring at Begin s invitation. The dollar’s slide triggers calls for U S action and a Beersheba market bombing wounds 28.
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Begin
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Carter admin weighs new arms sales to Egypt and Sudan
Washington officials say new situations and requests prompt consideration of expanding arms sales while noting potential effects on U S Soviet relations. The move comes as Carter aides defend policy amid ongoing diplomacy and security concerns.
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Soviet Union
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Physician appeals Texas Supreme Court in second wife's property dispute
Corpus Christi physician Dr. L D Bounds wins right to appeal lower court rulings on granting his second wife’s children property. Bounds was convicted of negligent homicide in the shooting death of Robbie Morris Caudle Bounds. The Texas Supreme Court agreed to hear the appeal on Wednesday.
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Santa Barbara Fire From Kite Sparks Vast Destruction
A kite blown into 16,000 volt lines sparked a Santa Barbara brush fire. The 740 acre blaze destroyed 385 homes or damaged others, displaced 3,000 people, caused $50 million in damage, and injured 22. Gov Brown declared an emergency and National Guard troops aided firefighting efforts as evacuations continued.
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Yarbrough Resists Cameraman at Houston Home
KHOU-TV reports cameraman George Ellis tried to photograph Justice Donald B. Yarbrough at his Houston residence Wednesday. Yarbrough allegedly grabbed and kept the equipment. The Yarbrough home recently sold for $125,000 as noted by a Houston real estate agent.
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Demons Drive Dallas Attorney to Kill Daughter
Garland Texas AP A 44 year old Dallas attorney Van E Ballew screamed about demons as he slashed and stabbed his daughter Julie Ann Ballew 17 and attacked his wife seriously injuring her He was jailed on murder three counts of attempted murder and aggravated assault A 19 year old Waco girlfriend was beaten but not seriously injured The daughter was found dead in her bedroom around 2 am The wife remained in serious condition A seven year old boy and a 19 year old woman were also subjected to attacks before officers subdued Ballew The suspect cried Jesus save me Get these demons off me The case involves a string of brutal assaults with a kitchen knife and a bed slat The incident prompted police to file multiple charges and detain Ballew without bond
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Julie Ann Ballew
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Don Ashlock
Waco
Ashlock
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Major fire at Gulf Oil facility in Liberty Texas
A major fire and several small explosions broke out at Gulf Oil Co bulk storage in Liberty southeast Texas. The main building and a tank truck burned while nearby residences were evacuated. A firefighter sustained a minor injury as mutual aid from Port Arthur and Sabine-Neches Chiefs Association units were alerted.
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New Controversies Open Over Welfare Reform
Washington AP Califano opposes cutting welfare for tenants of subsidized housing citing political battles. Two new disputes arise from his 60 page reform plan as Carter plans a Aug 4 unveiling. Mayors press for clearer guarantees of federal welfare cost assumption.
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Fifth stoppage for Alaska oil pipeline sparks federal order
North Slope crude bound for the trans-Alaska pipeline faced its fifth halt 15 miles from Valdez after federal officials cited 14 questioned welds deemed faulty. Alyeska contests the ruling, saying welds are sound, as oil waits in Keystone Canyon en route to storage. ARCO Juneau and Sohio Intrepid prepared to transport oil to Cherry Point and California respectively.
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Associated Press
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