Two Face Charges In Tot's Deaths
In New York two people faced homicide charges in the Christmas Eve disappearance and deaths of Candy Cunningham four and Rodell Mackall two. The mother Debra Mackall and her boyfriend Alfred Forte were to be booked after nude burned bodies were found in a Narlem vacant lot. Police said exact causes were unclear and described the long search across Queens with helicopters and dogs.
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UPL
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Flushing
Queens
Retirees Face Growing Pension Boosts Amid Inflation
Retirees see ongoing bonuses tied to the Consumer Price Index raise by 2 percent for three months with a 1 percent kicker since 1969. Officials warn permanent, compounding increases will raise future taxpayer costs if inflation stays high. The Ford administration studies possible changes to the federal pension system to address rising outlays.
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Ford
San Diego Emerges As Hot Market For Mercenary Recruiting
The San Diego area, home to Camp Pendleton and major Navy commands, is described as a leading hub for recruiting surplus specialists into private firms and paramilitary work. The report notes large numbers of Americans hired for overseas and internal security roles, with firms advertising through private contractors and confidential embassy arrangements. Potential markets include Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia influenced by the postwar demand for explosive experts and related skills.
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Latin America
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Southeast Asia
James A. Scott
el Karhas Enterprises
Anaheim
Cail
San Francisco
Egyptian Journalist Links Khadafy to Oil Cartel Raid
A leading Egyptian journalist accuses Libyan Col Moammar Khadafy and a Palestinian extremist group of masterminding an attack on the headquarters of the world oil cartel. He also claims the terrorist known as Carlos was paid millions to lead the raid.
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Maid of Cotton Pageant Opens In Memphis
Contestants from 10 cotton producing states travel to Memphis for the 38th Maid of Cotton Pageant. They will take part in luncheons photo sessions rehearsals and other festivities Monday and Tuesday before the finals at 6 pm Tuesday.
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Memphis
Tenn
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Ex Nazi Kutschmann Found in Argentina
Argentine magazine Gente reports locating Wailer Kutschmann, a Nazi war crimes suspect who vanished after being found working in a Buenos Aires light bulb factory. He was traced to Miramar, 280 miles south of Buenos Aires, aged 61. Wiesenthal accuses him of organizing executions of civilians in German occupied Poland.
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UPI
Wailer Kutschmann
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Kutschmann
Miramar
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Simon Wiesenthal
Poland
Kissinger Arrives in Jamaica for Week-Long Vacation
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger touched down in Kingston for a week at Sir Harold Mitchells Prospect estate east of Kingston. He travels with his wife Nancy and son David, greeted by Jamaican Secretary of State Dudley Thompson and possibly meeting Prime Minister Michael Manley during the stay. American Ambassador Summer Gerard noted the potential rendezvous during the holiday.
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Harold Mitchel
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Summer Gerard
Michael Manley
Musicians Get Wage Offer From Mediated Pact
Kansas City report says the Philadelphia symphony’s governing board approved a compromise contract proposal from a labor mediator to resolve the wage dispute with striking musicians. The plan, submitted by St. Louis arbitrator Rev. Leo C. Brown, aims to end the strike.
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Kansas City, Mo
The
Philh Association
St. Louis
Leo C. Brown
Bomb Found Behind Travel Agency at Willow Springs Center
Willow Springs police evacuated 33 stores at Old Willow Shopping Center on Friday after a caller warned of a bomb set to explode in 30 minutes. Officers found an unexploded metal device behind the travel agency, wrapped in tape with a wire protruding, at 8:15 p.m. No injuries were reported.
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Willow Springs
Old Willow
Michael Corbitt
Action Line readers confront scams and weight loss myths
A reader complains of a scam artist in Laredo, seeking refund for lost money and valuables, and Action Line urges reporting to authorities. In a second query a teen asks how to lose weight. guidance emphasizes medical consultation and warns against miracle products with a brochure offer from the Consumer Information Center and FDA.
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Dept
Pueblo
Cal
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