Mustachioed intruder targets judge's Las Vegas home
Police seek a mustachioed man who tied Nevada Supreme Court Judge John Mowbray's wife and robbed the residence. The attacker forced entry after knocking, tying Mrs. Mowbray with an extension cord and fleeing with about $300 and a pellet gun from an upscale Las Vegas neighborhood. The case adds to a string of local home invasions.
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Meir warns Soviet Jews flow may continue despite camp closure
Premier Golda Meir said she expects continued emigration of Soviet Jews through Austria even after Vienna will shut Schoenau transit camp 76 miles south of the city. Kreisky pressed for UN relief agency to run the camp, a plan Meir dismissed as unlikely. Dutch offer to take over routes discussed. analyses note possible Kremlin noncooperation. In Beirut, three suspects charged in passport forgery linked to the weekend raid on the Israeli team. Also in Lubbock, nine Texas Tech staff and students hospitalized after drinking coffee made with duplicator fluid.
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Atlanta runoff looms as Maynard Jackson edges Massell
Vice Mayor Maynard Jackson, 35, won 47 percent with 47 041 votes to mayor Sam Massell 19 760, forcing an Oct 16 runoff. Jackson, Ford Foundation scholar, touted crime reduction and safer streets while Massell touted transit fare cuts and a new sports complex.
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Senate OKs 1.2B foreign aid in sweeping revisions
The Senate approved 1.2 billion in overseas aid in a 47 46 vote, the lowest in 21 years, agreeing with the House to refocus spending on food health and education over projects like dams and steel mills. It also barred aid to Chile until human rights improve and prohibited funding for abortions. The bill moves to conference with a 1.6 billion economic and 1.1 billion military aid House version.
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Russians rescue officer after fall overboard near sea
The Navy reported Ens. Michael R. Long of San Diego was rescued by a Russian trawler after falling from the USS Blueridge during a South China Sea exercise last Friday. He was on watch when he toppled into the water about 150 miles southwest of an unspecified location.
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Sailor Plucked From Sea After Eight Hours In Cold Water
A sailor from Manila named Long was rescued after eight hours in the sea when a Russian trawler Kurso graph recovered him about eight hours after he fell overboard. An eight hour survival without a life jacket was reported as search efforts by 18 Navy ships and several aircraft continued until Monday with the U.S. Embassy in Moscow notified of the rescue.
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