Murder suspect captured in Ort. 22 slaying tied to Kuliks
Elsie Kulik and her husband Alex were arrested in San Diego after a 3 am raid, charged with murder and conspiracy in the October 22 Newport Beach restaurant killing of Steven Rowan. Six co defendants remain jailed while one suspect stays at large. Prosecution links Kulik group to a Bevan murder in Huntington Beach and a kidnapping motive. A separate note covers weather rainfall forecasts for Northern California.
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Elsie Kulik
Fountain Valley
San Diego
Newport Beach
Kulik
Bovan
Evansville Aces plane crash kills team members in Indiana
A charter flight carrying Evansville Aces basketball players and staff crashed into hillside near Evansville after departing Gross Regional Airport for Nashville. Witnesses described a rapid descent through fog, with four survivors reported. Bodies removed to a temporary morgue and later to area funeral homes as classes were canceled and memorials planned.
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Patrick Alvey
Metra
Beechcraft Corp
Alvey
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Evansville
John Ed Washington
Walter Thomas
Washington
Mark Sandy
Southern Miinsis University
Carbondale
Sandy
Community Center
Evansville Aces
Aces
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Jim Byers
Nashville
Murfreeshoro
Middle Tennessee State University
Bobby Watson
Newburgh
Ind
Charles Shike
Bob Hudson
Greg Knipping
Marv Bates
WUEV
Nationwide farmers strike strains food processing sector
A nationwide strike by American Agriculture aims to force Congress to guarantee 100 percent parity for farm prices. Some independent truckers back the action, but numbers are unclear. Dairy regions show weak support as dairy farmers sell well below parity. A Fayetteville tractorcade tied to President Carter’s nephew’s wedding adds political tension amid uncertain Begin visit. Unadilla and other towns report early organizing, while pre strike grocery buys occur in several states.
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American Agriculture
Congress
Wisconsin
New York State
Fayetteville
N.C
Carter
Menahem
Ellis Starling
Unadilla
Marvin Jones
Talks Begin as Egypt Israel Meet for Cairo Peace Bid
Cairo talks open at the Mena House near the Great Pyramid with Sadat pressing for an Arab led peace process and a comprehensive settlement including Palestinian rights. Delegates from Egypt Israel and invited parties, plus U.S. and U.N. observers, meet behind closed doors to push for tangible progress amid longstanding 29 year conflict.
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Af Mena House
Cairo
Giza
Sadat
Jerusalem
Ahmed Esmat Abdel Meguid
Eliehu Ben-Elissar
Israel
Meguid
Ben-Elissar
Meguld
U.S
Alfred L. Atherton
Begin
Tsrael
Great Pyramid of
Cheops
Mena House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Chiang Kaishek
U.N
Begin on way to meet Carter as Sadat hails trip
Prime Minister Menahem Begin left for the United States ahead of the Cairo peace conference. He said he would present suggestions tied to a Middle East ice making process and noted issues affecting peace. Sadat called the trip a positive development and optimistic about near-term peace.
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Israel
Soviet Union
Syria
Jordan
Lebanon
Menahem Begin
Tel Aviv
United States
Carter
Middle East
Theraeli
Meir Rostine
Foreign Ministry
Avrahim Tamir
Meguid
Sadat
Cairo
Mideast
Begin
Anwar Sadat
NBC
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