Jane Doe ailing teen found near Chicago in brutal death
Jane Dot, a 17 year old blonde found beaten near a Chicago road, died after a skull fracture. Resurrection Hospital received hundreds of calls from parents across a dozen states as investigators fielded thousands of inquiries about a missing daughter. Hospital workers and community members mourned her, while authorities pursued leads in a case described as pitiful and perplexing.
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Prince Charles to visit Atlanta during Oct 2 stay
Georgia officials report Prince Charles, 28, will arrive in Atlanta from St Louis early Oct 2. A dinner at the governor’s mansion will follow, where he will stay. Mothers seek meetings with the prince as his arrival stirs social interest in the state capital.
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Knievel kin to attempt 112 foot car jump in Eugene
Nic Knievel, 37, formerly a quiet Eugene auto dealer, will attempt a 112 foot leap in a mini racing car this Sunday in Eugene Oregon. If successful he says he will seek larger cities and longer jumps.
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Bush heads to China on three week unofficial visit
President George Bush travels to China for a private unofficial trip lasting about three weeks as a guest of the Chinese People’s Institute on Foreign Affairs. Barbara Bush accompanies him on the visit, described by Fostlay. In Ottawa, King Baudouin jokes about emigration and a Flemish casino wheel predicts misfortune for him and Queen Fabiola. Ford returns to Omaha to dedicate a park and deliver lectures at the University of Nebraska. Ruth Carter Stapleton draws British press attention for her appearance and praise of her brother.
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Omaha
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Daughter of Bolles judge shot in Tucson apartment
The murder trial of James Robison and Max Dunlap over the 1976 car bomb death of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles was paused after the judge’s daughter Lynn Thompson, 24, was found dead from a self inflected gunshot wound in her Tucson apartment. Autopsy pending to confirm cause.
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Egyptian Fahmy Sees Geneva Peace Conference Feasible
Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy told Secretary Vance and President Carter he believes a Geneva peace conference can be convened before year’s end if all parties work hard. He stressed optimism about achieving the target, while Israel’s Dayan voiced cautious support but opposed a Palestinian delegation or a Palestinian state, as Syrian and Jordanian ministers prepared to visit.
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