Baker Named Leader in Senate After Close Victory
Senator Howard Baker of Tennessee said the honeymoon between President elect Carter and the Republican minority would last about 60 days as he urged cooperation yet warned of upcoming confrontations. He noted 37 Republicans and 63 Democrats, predicted few cabinet hurdles but two or three rough spots for confirmations, and recalled defeating Robert Griffin 19 to 18 to become the Senate minority leader.
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Zaklan Couple Grandparents of Oregon's First 1977 Baby
Mr and Mrs John Zaklan former Sandpoint residents are proud grandparents of Oregon's first baby of 1977. Their granddaughter was born at 12 02 am Saturday. Parents are Mr and Mrs Pat Zaklan of Springfield Oregon.
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Judge denounces threats in witness coercion case in Brooklyn
UPI reports Judge Jack B. Weinstein denounced threats to jail witnesses as Nazi totalitarianism. The feud with U.S. Attorney David Trager centers on a sentence reduction for James Santamaria who bribery and 1971 72 truck hijackings. Santamaria testified or risked harm.
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Milwaukee Fire Kills Five Children in Attic Bedrooms
A Milwaukee house fire killed five children aged 8 to 13 and left another child with burns over 85 percent of his body. The blaze started in stuffed furniture in a second floor television room and spread to upper bedrooms. Police and fire officials identified victims Forest Brown 8 Leon Brown 10 Jacqueline Brown 9 La Verne Brown 35 Brenda Brown 13 and Charles Edward Brown 11 who is in critical condition at St Mary's Burn Center. The father Charles Brown slept on the first floor with two younger sons.
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Mao Widow Accused of Instigating Shantung Attacks
UPI reports from Chinese radio allege Chiang Ching and three Gang of Four members instigated counterrevolutionary actions in Shantung. Broadcasts cite incidents dating back to 1967 through last year, including assaults on PLA and militiamen and chaos in Qingdao and other cities.
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McCabe Visits Kenyan On Goodwill Tour
Navy Electronics Technician Third Class Robert D McCabe Jr from Idaho served aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Claude Ricketts in a task group visiting Mombasa Kenya for a four day goodwill tour. The mission involved two carrier ships two Marine aircraft squadrons and about 2000 sailors and Marines on a Kenyan government request.
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Card Of Thanks From Blanche Thurlow
Blanche Thurlow expresses gratitude for the sympathy and flowers received after the loss. She acknowledges the support from friends and neighbors and extends thanks to those who helped during the illness and funeral arrangements.
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Hamilton Fitzpatrick announce engagement
Myr and Mrs Rhinet Hamilton Sandpoint announce the engagement of their daughter Dian Lynnn to George FC Fitzpatrick son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Fitzpatrick Sandpoint. The couple plans a February 26 wedding at the First Baptist theater with details forthcoming.
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Two Die From Soft Drink Bottles
Police report two Japanese men died after drinking poison laced soft drinks found in public telephone booths. Investigators launched a nationwide hunt for the killer as they investigated possible suspects and related leads including a third bottle recovered and the victim Hiroshi Sugi Mara, an unemployed laborer.
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