Three Die and 15 Missing in Baltimore Hotel Fire
A four story downtown hotel used as a residence for transients and elderly people burned for four hours. At least three people died and 30 were injured, with 14 of 74 guests unaccounted for as investigators probed the blaze. Thirteen firefighters were among the injured. Many fled from upper floors as flames raged.
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Energy Department Bill Faces Senate Action This Week
Senate Hour considers Carter energy plan amid clashes over price authority. A compromise features a price board with presidential veto and federal agency absorption. Senate strip mining rules differ from House, offering exemptions for small producers and limited arid valley protections. House hearings on energy tax proposals proceed alongside budget ceilings and youth employment measures.
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Bold Mother Ends 26 Hour Siege With Daring Escape
In Youngstown Ohio FBI agents used humor and a brave mother to end a 26 hour bank siege. Clara Blair aided by tossing her children to agents below while hostage taker Archie Nelson negotiated for money and freedom. Police reported no further injuries among hostages including Isaac Danielle and a neighbor boy.
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Thief Entry At Savannah Concert Stalls Cash and Jewels
Police said thieves used a pass key to enter motel rooms after a Savannah Civic Center concert. Tour manager Jen Kekerman reported $6,000 in cash and $27,000 in checks stolen from his briefcase, with $2,000 in jewelry and smaller cash and valuables missing from other band members.
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Survey Finds Public Tired Of Food Health Claims
A U S survey for The Calorie Central Council shows 69 percent of adults aged 18 to 99 are tired of government messaging that all they eat is unhealthy. Only 4 percent say the government protects citizens from big business, while 2 percent support government action, with a national telephone sample of 658 respondents weighted toward women.
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