Uncle Lorne Arraigned in Connecticut Mass Slaying
Foster brother Lome Acquin 27 faces arraignment in Waterbury Superior Court for the killings of Mrs Cheryl Beaudoin 29 and her seven children ages four to twelve plus six year old niece and the arson of their rural home. Autopsies cite stab wounds and head injuries. funeral services planned in Prospect for the Beaudoin family and the aunt.
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Andrew M. Nibley
Waterbury, Com
UPI
Lorne
Connecticut
Lome J. Acquin
Waterbury Superior Court
Cheryl Beaudoin
New Haven
John R. Williams
Acquin
Egypt Orders End to Libya Attacks as Mediators Seek Truce
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat ordered six days of border fighting with Libya halted while Arab mediators work toward a truce. Libyan officials claimed they repelled invading paratroopers at Jaghboub and three Egyptian officers were captured.
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Libya
United Press International
Anwar Sadat
Arab Revolution
Jaghboub
Cairo
Egypt
Agency
Today
Jaghoub
Sadat
Weekend News Digest Highlights Global Tensions And Science Finds
Reports detail utility fuel adjustment costs raising bills by billions since 1974 with consumer groups pressing state regulators. FDA import inspections rued as GAO urges enhanced data. Archaeology near Sarasota unveils 6 000 to 7 000 year old remains. Cardin debuts pret a couture in Lyon. Greece faces Democratic rule with Cyprus debate and Olympic Airways strike. Etna volcano activity eases but continues emitting ash and rocks.
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Congressional Research Service
Edmund Muskie
Dmaine
Lee’ Metcalf
Dmont
Dancers Fight New Law Over topless ban in Buffalo area clubs
About 100 dancers and 24 club owners in the Buffalo area vow circuit court challenge to a state law banning exotic dancing in liquor licensed venues. Attorney George P. Doyle seeks a restraining order as the measure takes effect at midnight Wednesday. Dancers argue the issue is economic security and First Amendment rights.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPD
George P. Doyle
Doyle
U.S. District Court
Williamsville
Donna Miller
Miss Mitler
Proxmire awards Golden Fleece to U S Postal Service
Sen William Proxmire grants the Golden Fleece of the Month to the U S Postal Service for an ad campaign to boost first class mail. He cites a $3.4 million spend plus $775,000 testing the campaign as taxpayer waste amid a 1976 deficit of $1.2 billion and a projected $24 billion for the next year.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
D-Wis
U.S. Postal Service
Postal Service
Proxmire
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Palestine Liberation Organization
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Adel Abdel Salam
Ibrahim Dassouki Chaaraoui
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Sarasota
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National Geographic Society
Little Salt Spring
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Clausen
Lyon
France
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Paris
Cardin
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Greece
Greek Communist Party
Cyprus
Constantine Caramanlis
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