Mountbatten Funeral Draws Royal Family In Landmark Ceremony
In London under extraordinary security against IRA threats, Earl Mountbatten’s coffin was carried to Westminster Abbey for a solemn service attended by Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, Prince Charles, and other royals. Police deployed 5,000 officers, with sharpshooters on rooftops and checks for missing passes as crowds watched in silence.
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Worries mounting in home industry
Washington economists warn of rising interest rates squeezing housing. While some forecasters fear a sharp drop in starts and jobs, others expect a softer impact with a rebound next year. Comparisons to the 1973 75 downturn shape cautious optimism.
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Escapee arrested in Georgia tied to Lincoln death
Georgia prison escapee Farris Delong Kellar, 41, suspected in Leroy W. Dorman's Lincoln death, was arrested in the Atlanta area after an armed robbery. Lincoln detectives plan extradition. Kellar is held in Jackson Georgia. he faces warrants in Dixon Illinois, Pasco Washington, and Sioux Falls South Dakota.
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Talks on New Border Crossing Between Juarez and New Mexico
Mexican and U S representatives will study a feasible new border crossing at Anapra New Mexico as the New Mexico Border Commission reconvenes in Juarez Mexico with more than half of the 160 delegates from Chihuahua Mexican officials. U S planners and a forming Mexican committee will address border trade and cooperation. Construction on an international industrial park near Columbus New Mexico is set to begin in January enabling a twin plant operation on the border to streamline cross border parts and product flow.
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Sinai Monastery Return Pact Announced Ahead of Schedule
Egyptian President Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Begin expected to announce Israel’s agreement to return Mount Sinai and Santa Katarina Monastery to Egypt in November, two months early, but no clear progress on Palestinian autonomy terms at the eighth summit.
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World and books and talks on Middle East peace in 1983
The United States urged support for movements recognized by the OAU in southern Africa while opposing direct aid to liberation movements. Klaus Saur plans to publish a massive British Library catalogue for 1975 to 1984 at 19 800 dollars, with inflation and sales needed to recoup costs. Israel and Egypt discuss Palestinian rights amid talks with President Carter’s shadow. no clear breakthrough.
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Triple crash injures women in Mexico City rainstorm
In Mexico City a rainstorm caused a car skid injuring driver Zelma Meyer Chilned, 72, her maid, 23, and Red Cross volunteer Celsio Garcia Lopez, 20. A Red Cross ambulance and a police helicopter both crashed during the responses. all three victims later left a Red Cross center with only bruises and cuts.
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Tuna fish war shifts to Vancouver court
The tuna dispute moves from BC seas to a Vancouver court where 11 American skippers face trial November 20 for illegal fishing and unlawful entry after boats were seized by Canadian patrols. Bonds of 5000 dollars each were set, with Canada insisting it has jurisdiction over migratory tuna within 200 miles.
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Non-Aligned Summit Sees Bitter Debate Over Cuba Policy
At the sixth Non-Aligned Movement summit in Havana, U S charges that Castro steers NAM policy sparked heated talk. Jamaica's Manley defends Castro while Tito admonishes siding with blocs, as Arab leaders focus on Middle East issues and Sadat.
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Boy delivers Bible to President Carter in Tampa
Mike Goff and his five foot boa constrictor Sneaky Snake visited President Carter in Tampa on Thursday. They traveled 30 miles in the rain hitchhiking with the snake in a zippered bag to deter a would be attacker, his mother Dee Goff said.
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