Germany mourns Schreger as terrorism fight urged
West German President Walter Scheel led national tributes for industry leader Hanns Martin Schreger, slain after a September kidnapping by the Red Army Faction. Scheel urged nations to adopt anti terrorism covenants while officials vowed tighter embassy security and German industry leaders joined in mourning.
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Carter weighs trip to Saudi amid energy bill delay
President suggests he may cancel the Saudi Mideast visit if Congress stalls energy legislation while talks with Saudi leaders focus on oil prices and Middle East peace. Discussions include a proposed $1 billion sale of 60 supersonic fighters and balancing U S Saudi ties amid regional influence.
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Defense
Harold Brown
FIA
S&Ls raise prime home mortgage rate to 9 percent
Three large savings and loan associations including Gibraltar Savings and Great Western Savings raised their prime home mortgage rate to 9 percent on Monday, amid higher money market rates and strong loan demand. American Savings of Beverly Hills offered loans at 9.4 percent. The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco boosted its rates for S&Ls by a quarter of a point, elevating S&L borrowing costs to 7 percent to 7.5 percent.
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La Canada Coed Named Rose Queen for Tournament
La Cañada student Starla Lynn Caron, 18, was named queen of the 4th Tournament of Roses. She and six princesses will preside over the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl football game in Pasadena on January 2. Caron is a 5 foot 7 Brunette attending La Cañada High School and Pasadena City College and is trained as a dental assistant. She pursues photographic arts acting and writing and hopes to publish a magazine someday.
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Youth admits mass casualty slayings in Brunswick Ohio
An 18 year old Miami University student admitted fatally harming his mother Sue Ellen 49 father Donald 41 and brothers Brian 16 and Russell 9 with a baseball bat and setting the home ablaze with gasoline. Police say the motive remains undisclosed as investigators hold the teen on four counts of aggravated murder.
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Medina County
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Michael
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Russell
Narson
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Desert pursuit ends with cocaine drop and air smuggling raid
Authorities continued searching the desert for packets of cocaine believed dumped from a drug-running plane during a chase that wounded a passenger with a shotgun blast. Pilots Ramirez and Woodbeck were arrested after landing at Palm Springs, as investigators tied the event to a four month smuggling ring involving marijuana and cocaine from Mexico.
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James Weil
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Victorville
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San Bernardino County
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Woodbeck
Ramtree
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Myers Reflects On Leaving Congress After Public Life Strain
Former congressman Myers discusses the toll of public life on his family, noting less time with his wife and long hours. A mechanical engineer by training, he recalls his political rise from local office to the state legislature and Congress, vowing not to seek another office after serving.
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University of Cineinnnati
University of Pittsburgh
House Senate panel fells gas guzzler ban effort
The House Energy Committee voted to kill a proposed ban on producing gas guzzlers including station wagons ambulances and hearses. Senate conferees signaled support but the House’s large rejection halted the measure. President Carter warned of delays if Congress stalls on energy legislation.
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