Raiders kill three Israeli soldiers in Golan Heights raid
Arab guerrillas from Syria attacked the Ramat Magshimim settlement on the Golan Heights late Thursday night. Three 19 year old sergeants died at point blank range, four students were wounded, and attackers fled as Israeli troops sealed the area amid bomb shelter evacuations.
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RHS wind generator tower rises at Roswell High
Roswell High School students and staff build a 61 foot Savonius rotor tower donated by the police department to power a future greenhouse. Project aims include solar and wind energy education with an April completion target and appeals for donations and materials.
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Reagan says Democrats back his political philosophies during campaign
Ronald Reagan, on day two of his presidential bid, claims many Democrats also support his ideas. At a press conference he notes California’s 3 2 Democrat majority and cites his governorship wins. Senator Percy calls the nomination a potential disaster for Republicans in November.
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Reagan to seek GOP nomination with VP pick caveat
Reagan announced Thursday he will challenge Ford for the Republican nomination. He departed for Charlotte with stops in Chicago and a rally in Los Angeles. He said a vice presidential pick should share the president's principles and carry on those policies.
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Kennedy daughter splashes photographer in London incident
Caroline Kennedy threw water at freelance photographer Mike Davies amid a pursuing group outside Sothebys in London. The Daily Express published photos of the splash and run scene and noted she cancelled her 18th birthday party due to press coverage of her social life.
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Early attack on Reagan tests stretched Secret Service
The Secret Service, already protecting 10 14 presidential candidates, faces strain after two Ford and Reagan attacks within three months. Agent Bob Newbrand says manpower is thin as 12 nominees grow to protect, amid a Miami Reagan handshaking incident where Michael Lance Carvin 20 of Pompano Beach wielded a toy pistol. Carvin faces intimidation and assault charges.
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Fire blamed on wiring in Las Cruces mobile home death
In Las Cruces a mobile home fire killed a 4 month old girl identified as Bobby Dawn Black. She died at Memorial General Hospital after responders found her dead on arrival. Parents Jimmy and wife were treated for smoke inhalation.
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