WHEO's in News Detroit Candidates Plan Nov 16 Wedding
Detroit lovers Robert Law and Teresa Gillis, both Republicans vying in separate Michigan Legislature races, face a potential live-in districts decision from voters on November 5. If elected, each must maintain a residence in his or her district, possibly housing in two places.
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Robert Law
Teresa Gillis
Michigan
Law
Josephine D. Hunsinger
Miss Gillis
Michael J. O'Brien
Kiwanis Peanut Day Sale Touts 500 Clubs
Little Miss Peanut Bobo of Chicago’s Lincoln Park Zoo attracts Audrey Rotblat seven as Kiwanis Kids’ Day Peanut Sale promotes Friday fundraising across some 500 Kiwanis Clubs nationwide for youth projects. In other notes, Reagan mails political appeals, Pat Brown rebuts, and UK incidents involve explosives scare and an elderly-hero escape from a gunman.
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Chicago
Lincoln Park Zoo
Audrey Rotblat
Kiwanis
King Carl Gustaf Escapes Car Skid At Swedish Grand Prix
In heavy rain at Gellerasen track Karlskoga Sweden King Carl Gustaf tests a BMW CSL and skids off the curve twice. He exits smiling and insists on another perfect lap before helping push the car back and driving at lower speed. The king, a known car enthusiast, owns a Mercedes and a Porsche. Also Jacqueline Onassis named Lambs club director becoming the second woman member in the century old group.
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Hondurans Battle Over Airlift Food After Fifi
Thousands of starving Hondurans fought for food dropped from helicopters while volunteers used dogs to find corpses left by Hurricane Fifi. Officials estimate 7,500 to 8,000 dead and over 100,000 homeless as aid pours in from neighbors and foreign nations.
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Honduras
Eduardo Andino
National Relief Committee
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Wii
Pela
Caribbean
Andina
el Salvador
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Choloma
San Pedro Sula
Hurricane relief efforts lag as Honduran victims seek aid
In Los Angeles a Honduran Consulate spokesman urged more food, money, and blood for Fifi victims while clothing has reached capacity. About 100 inns of supplies are staged for flight to Honduras once fuel funds are raised. Governor Reagan granted California Air National Guard aid conditional on State Department approval. A Foundation for Airborne Relief Stratofreighter will transport donations. MOSES LAKE Washington Concorde to test de icing gear at Grant County Airport in November, airport manager says.
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Honduras
Ronald Reagan
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Wash
Grant County
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Indictment of Southland housing fraud ring targets brokers
A federal grand jury in Los Angeles indicted 10 people from Lomita Long Beach Inglewood Pomona Culver City Santa Ana and Los Angeles over FHA and VA loan fraud in the federally insured housing industry. Agents say brokers used false loan applications and misrepresented buyers finances to obtain government mortgage insurance and loan guarantees.
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Henry J. Norman
Lomita
Joan P. Norman
Long Beach
Leroy Patton
Thomas K. Donnell
Inglewood
Tom B. Jones
Pomona
Lemuel 4. McDonald
Culver City
Robert K. Jackson
Charles Berg
Santa Ana
William Edward Barker
Fullerton
U.S. Atty
Terry W. Bird
Justice Department
Southland
Bird
Leary Denied Parole by California Authority
Timothy Leary, once called America's high priest of LSD, was denied parole in a closed session by the California Adult Authority. A July 1975 review was scheduled, citing his long drug history and prior escape. Leary is held by federal authorities at an undisclosed location amid links to revolutionary groups and escape activities.
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Phil Guthrie
Leary
Asia
Guthrie
Weatherman Underground
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San Luis Obispo
Europe
Israel jets strike again in Lebanon
Israel jets bombed Palestinian targets in southern Lebanon less than seven hours before Yom Kippur. Reports from Sidon said no Palestinian guerrillas were killed or wounded. Plants were destroyed and woods set ablaze as strikes followed Tuesday’s actions. Lebanese sources linked raids to a general Israeli alert ahead of the first anniversary of the surprise Arab attack on Sinai and the Golan Heights.
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