Carter backs Wallace Senate bid. DeCrow to tour Europe
Billy Carter said he will campaign for Alabama governor George Wallace in his U S Senate race. The White House confirmed President Carter had no comment on Wallace's support from Carter. Karen DeCrow will lead a 17 day American Express tour of Sweden Ireland and Denmark to compare gender roles with the United States. Sheik Abdul Mutalib al Kasemi toured Lapland for the midnight sun before OPEC talks in Stockholm. Prime Minister Andreotti planned a July visit to Washington. Adela Holzer faces a 127 count indictment in New York over alleged securities fraud tied to the Broadway musical Hair. Paige Dana Smith, 25, the Death Row prisoner’s wife, faces sentencing for accessory to a felony. Princess Alla of Jordan wed former intelligence officer Nasser Wasi Mirze at Hashimiyah Palace near Amman.
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Billy Carter
Alabama
George Wallace
Dn Wallace
U.S. Senate
Carter
Pentise
Mich
Senate
Wallace
Jim
Billy
Karen DeCrow
National Organization of Women
American Express
United States
Me DeCrow
Syracuse
Thevil
Kuwait
Lapland
Stockholm
Foreign Ministry
Abdul Mutalib Al-Kasemi
Kiruna
Arctic Circle
Stockhalmn
Adela Holzer
New York
Atty
Louis Lefkowitz
Holzer
Spain
Indonesia
Edgar Herbert Smith Jr
New Jersey
Paige Dana Smith
Smith
Alla
Jordan
Nasser Wasi Mirze
Intelligeence
Hashimiyah Palace
Amman
Hussein
Liddy to Return Home After Parole
Frances Liddy prepares a clean home for Gordon Liddy’s release on September 7 after 52 months in prison. Five children aged 13 to 18 will resume family life in Oxon Hill Maryland as Liddy, once linked to the Watergate burglary, reads family letters and plans roles in the Washington area.
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G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Frances
U.S. Parole Commission
Watergate Complex
Richard Nixon
Allenwood
Gordon
Tom
Washington
St. Alban’s School
Talib
Wage Hike Ends 12 Day Harbor Strike For ILWU Local 63
Striking Long Beach and Los Angeles harbor office workers vote 50 10 25 to accept a three year contract raising wages and benefits by about 36 percent over the term. The agreement follows an 11 hour bargaining session led by mediator Al Perisho at the Long Beach Harbor Department with new ILWU president James Herman present.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Doe Argento
Marine Clerks Local 63
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Long Beach Harbor
al Perisho
James Herman
ILWU
al Staight
Newport Beach
Argento
Embassy protests attack on CBS reporter in Moscow
The U S Embassy filed a protest with the Soviet Foreign Ministry over Tuesday’s assault on CBS Moscow correspondent Bernard Redmont and German cameraman Kurt Hoefle as they filmed a Soviet beer garden. The two assailants tried to smash the camera and wrestled over a tripod but caused no injuries. US sources said the protest charged an attack on an American citizen and a journalist in the line of work. Also reported were labor strikes in Long Beach and Los Angeles port and lumber newsprint disputes with contracts covering wages and benefits worth about 198 cents per hour over three years.
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Moscow
U.S
CBS
Bernard Redmont
Columbia Broadcasting System
Kurt Hoefle
Hoefle
Redmont
Riverside murder case seeks hearing delay
Riverside County public defender Malcolm MacMillan said he will try to delay Friday's preliminary hearing for Patrick Wayne Kearney and David Douglas Hill to mid August to file motions challenging search warrants. Bail is 500000 each. The hearing will decide if they face trial for the deaths of Arturo Marquez and John Otis LaMay.
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Riverside
Riverside County Public Defender
Malcolm MacMillan
Patrick Wayne Kearney
David Douglas Hill
Hell
Earh
MacMillan
Hill
Kearney
Hughes Aircraft Co
Daniel Bakalski
Phillip LaRocca
Arturo Marquez
Oxnard
John Otis LaMay
EL Segundo
Superior Court
Broom Named Public Affairs Chief for Philadelphia Papers
William Broom of the Independent Press Telegram Washington bureau is named director of public affairs for the Philadelphia Daily News and Inquirer. A former I P T editor, he has been Ridder Newspapers bureau chief in Washington since 1971, covering the White House and Congress. Bob Boyd will become bureau chief of the combined Knight Ridder Washington operations.
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Independent Press- Telegram
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
The
Daily News
the Inquirer
I,pt
Broom
Ridder
I.P-1
White House
Congress
Knight Washington
Bob Boyd
Knight
Washington
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Hound Dog
Slaight
Standard Fruit Co
International Transportation Service
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Ed Fox
International Union of Operating Engineers
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