Pair charged in attempt to trade baby for Buick
A Wichita couple Mitchell Coster and Vickie Coster were arraigned on child neglect charges after a three-man surveillance team observed a plan to trade their month-old daughter for a 19 Buick. Bond set at 500 dollars. The children were placed in juvenile custody and a Sedgwick County Juvenile Court hearing was scheduled.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
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Vickie
Sedgwick County
Government to copy family shopper in food buying policy
The Office of Management and Budget announced a revamp of the 3.5 billion federal food purchasing program to imitate a family shopper. USDA will publish price standards while a new management system sets food specifications and inspection for all agencies to curb abuses and save taxpayers hundreds of millions.
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Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Bert Lance
Uncle San
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USDA
Lester A. Fetlig
Sendite
Ers
Governent
Oil arrives to cheers in Valdez
Oil reaches Valdez marking the end of the Trans Alaska Pipeline's maiden run. Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. President William Dardh praised Alaskans for completing the controversial project after a 38 day voyage from Prudhoe Bay. The ARCO Juneau will ship oil to the west coast as storage tanks fill.
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North Slope
Maskan
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
William Dardh
Anchorage
Prudhoe Bay
Jim Pulis
ARCO
Major quake rocks Solomons near Bougainville coast
An early morning 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck the Solomon Islands region, with the quake centered off the south coast of Bougainville about 360 miles northwest of Guadalcanal. The U S authorities reported no immediate casualties or damage.
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Pacific Ocean
National Earthquake Information Service
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Hie
Bougainville
Solomons
Guadalcanal
Honiara
Kent State protesters arrested at Blanket Hill site
Sixty one protesters assigned to a planned campus annex near Kent State University hill were arrested after attempting to reoccupy the area. As court-ordered work began, earthmovers moved in while guards watched, and demonstrators linked arms and faced police escort. Alan Canfora, wounded in 1970, outside the fence said the struggle continues.
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Kent State University
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Portage County Sheriff's Deputies
Ravenna
Gordon Ames
Annex
Alan Canfora
Carter orders steps for Park testimony in Korea influence probe
President Carter has ordered special steps to obtain testimony from South Korean lobbyist and rice dealer Tang sun Park in the Capitol Hill influence buying inquiry. Rex Granum said the move stems from Attorney General Griffin Bell and that details are limited due to the probe’s delicacy. Park, living in England after leaving Washington, may be questioned in the United States or abroad as diplomatic channels with South Korea proceed.
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Carter
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White House
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Park
United States
England
Washingto
Bell
South Korea
Fire roars through Cleveland National Forest burning 1000 acres
A Thursday fire in the Tin Mine and Hagador Canyon area west of Corona swept across Riverside County, scorching over 1,000 acres. About 70 Corona families evacuated as 900 firefighters backed by five helicopters and seven retardant burn crews fought shifting winds. 400 citrus and avocado trees and two small buildings were damaged with no injuries reported.
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Centrol
California
Cleveland National Forest
Riverside County
Corona
U.S. Forest Service
Tin Mine Canyon
Hagador Canyon
Forest Service
Secret plan offered to Sohio on Port of Long Beach terminal
Washington reports a proposed compromise to allow the Sohio Alaska oil terminal at the Port of Long Beach. ARB chairman Thomas Quinn called it creative and interesting. Dr. Donald Bright outlined the plan in Cleveland with FEA official Doug Nabinson. Bright said Sohio showed interest and would review, hoping for a definitive package. The timing is urgent to keep the project alive.
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Port of
Jong Beach
Sohio
California Air Resources Board
Independent
Press- Telegram
Thomas Quinn
ARB
Donald Bright
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Soho
Bright
Quinn
Sohia
Energy czar backs Sohio Alaska terminal in Long Beach
Washington Bureau Dr James Schlesinger, energy czar for President Carter, told California Air Resources Board chairman Thomas Quinn that the federal government wants the Sohio Alaska oil terminal built in Long Beach if air pollution and natural gas problems can be solved. He said he would decide whether those problems are solvable. Quinn said Schlesinger appeared inclined to approve the project if conditions are met.
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James Schlesinger
Carter
California Air Resources Board
Thomas Quinn
Long Beach
Schlesinger
Quinn
White House
Vance doubts progress on Middle East peace conference
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance warned he may not finish arranging a Middle East peace conference during his upcoming two week trip to five Arab nations. He noted optimism in Washington but said outcomes remain uncertain and that failure could lead to further talks at the United Nations General Assembly in September. He planned to test whether the PLO accepts Israel and would carry his own proposals.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Middle East
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Vance
U.N. General Assembly
Ance
Palestinian Liberation Organization
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Menahem Begin
Egypt
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Saini Arabia
Peer Pressure Fuels Teen Drug and Drink Problems
The article flags peer pressure and modern life stresses as the main pull factors driving teens to drugs and alcohol, highlighting leisure as a contributing aspect and noting the persistent teen vulnerability as public concern.
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Leisure
Weather Tonight and Saturday in L B Area
Tonight and Saturday the weather remains fair with light winds. High temperatures around 95 in the valleys, 85 in the mountains, and 63 in the deserts with no precipitation expected.
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