Bell Said Carter's Choice for Attorney General
Plains Georgia Reuters report notes president elect Carter likely to name Griffin Bell as attorney general in a Monday announcement. Bell, a former Fifth Circuit judge, discussed but did not confirm the post. Senate aide Russell Long urged action to bolster the economy. Carter aims to balance civil rights and Washington experience in early appointments.
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Brezhnev Celebrates 70th Birthday at Kremlin Ceremony
Brezhnev marked his 70th birthday in the Kremlin's Yekaterinsky Hall with a ceremony attended by leaders from eight Communist countries. He praised Soviet foreign policy for high global prestige and outlined aims including disarmament and tension relaxation. He received multiple honors, including the Order of Lenin and a ceremonial sword.
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Gillmore Back On Death Row In Utah
Condemned killer Gary Gilmore, who attempted suicide to speed his execution, was returned to a prison infirmary after hospital treatment. He awaits a firing squad date set by a judge, as authorities report his condition and diet resumed.
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Florida Keys Memorial suspends three doctors
Florida Keys Memorial Hospital suspended Dr Karl M Davidson Dr John Buckner and Miguel Eisen for 90 days after a closed hearing objecting to their public comments on patient care standards. Two patients were denied admission while awaiting x rays and a scheduled shoulder surgery.
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John Buckner
Miguel Eisen
Miami
Florida Keys Memorial
Baker weighs challenge for Senate minority leader
Nashville Tenn Howard Baker telephoned GOP senators over the weekend to gauge a bid against Sen Robert Griffin for Senate minority leader The conservative wing led by Sen Barry Goldwater withdrew saying he could not tally 12 to 14 votes Baker would run only if he believes he has a shot End note indicates Goldwater’s withdrawal and Griffin’s position as assistant Republican leader
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Prison Inmate Escapes from Eglin Facility
Federal prison authorities are searching for Lansing E. Broadhurst 11 who fled the Eglin federal prison after being reported missing at 8:30 p.m. Sunday. Broadhurst, 30, stands five feet ten inches, blue eyes, blond hair, medium build, last seen in denim clothing and serving a three year term for heroin sales.
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Coast Guard Sees Possible Safety Rule Violation in Tanker Blast
A massive explosion aboard the 38,000 ton Liberian registered tanker in Los Angeles harbor left multiple dead or missing and dozens injured. The Coast Guard said it could speculate that someone violated a safety rule during bunkering.
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Peróns Body Laid to Rest in Buenos Aires Cemetery
Former President Juan Peron was laid to rest at the Chacarila cemetery in downtown Buenos Aires after a public transfer from Olivos. The procession, guarded by heavily armed plainclothes officers, moved at 7:30 a.m. in drizzle from the presidential residence to the gravesite, where he was placed in the tomb of Tomas Peron, his paternal grandfather.
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Obscenity Case May Ban Playboy in Rapides Parish
Ed Ware Rapides Parish District Attorney will argue in 9th Judicial District Court that four magazines including Playboy are offensive to the community and should be banned. Playboy Gallery and distributor lawyers will defend. the case hinges on the Carter Interview in the November issue triggering a broader purge of magazines.
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Israel's Labor government ejects three right wing ministers
In Jerusalem the Labor led cabinet ousted the three Religious Party ministers and risks losing its majority over the Kadum West Bank settlement dispute near Nablus. Rabin weighs an interim government or early elections as Likud calls for a no confidence vote.
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United Torah Front
Plains Gains New 15-Foot Christmas Tree
The town of Plains, Georgia, installed a 15 foot cedar in front of Billy Carter’s gas station with glittering ornaments and multicolored lights. A beer can tops the tree as tourists watched the ceremony. Police search for culprits who toppled a plastic tree in Main Street park earlier.
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Midwest Drought Strains Farms Across Plains and Canada
A year long drought cripples Kansas Missouri Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and the Dakotas with wells and ponds shrinking. Farmers drive hours for water amid long lines while haulers work nonstop to meet demand. Relief seems distant as forecasts warn of soil loss from runoff and a lack of snow or rain to replenish supplies.
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