Last escapee recaptured at Brushy Mountain prison
The last of the inmates who fled Brushy Mountain State Prison with assassin James Earl Ray was recaptured in Brushy Mountain Tennessee authorities said Douglas Shelton 32 was taken into custody with few details released by the corrections department.
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Brushy Mountain
Tenn
Brushy ‘Mountain State Prison
James Earl Ray
Tennessee Corrections Department
Douglas Shelton
Moluccans Hold Masses for Martyrs in Assen
More than 5,500 South Moluccans across the Netherlands attended funerals in Assen for six Moluccan terrorists killed during a train raid that left 51 hostages. Mourners filled the Moluccan Evangelical Church and the square outside to honor the five men and one woman killed in the weekend assault.
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Assen
Netherlands
Holland
Doctors warn OTC sedatives risk cancer links, urge tests
Two physicians testified to a congressional subcommittee that several non-prescription daytime and nighttime sedatives sold in drugstores may contain a cancer linked ingredient in animals. They urged further safety testing before sale continuation.
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Washington
Congressional
Toth barred from leaving Soviet Union by authorities
Soviet officials detained Los Angeles Times correspondent Robert C. Toth for over four hours and barred his departure while informing the U S Embassy he faced a probe into collection of secret information. The note from the Soviet Ministry prompted the interrogation and travel restriction.
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Moscow
Los Angeles Times
Robert C. Toth
Soviet Union
U.S
Toth
Carlier
Girl Scout Tent Murder Suspect Attacked Camp Awakens
Locust Grove Oklahoma reports a 12 year old girl sleeping in a tent at the same camp where three Girl Scouts were killed says she was awakened by screams in the night. Terry Tennarit of Stillwater was in a separate tent unit from the victims.
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Locust Grove
Okla
Terry Tennarit
Stillwater
Weekend heat eases with 102 and 100 degree highs
Forecast shows sunny today through Wednesday with breezy afternoons. Highs along 102 today and about 100 on Wednesday, overnight lows near 70. Details on page four.
Energy plan setback as House backs Clinch River reactor
The House Science and Technology Committee voted 19 to 11 to continue work on the Clinch River breeder reactor near Oak Ridge Tennessee and to begin $150 million construction, despite Carter's request to cancel. A Downey amendment to end the project was defeated 17 to 11. Senate leaders debated gas deregulation as Schlesinger defended the administration plan amid criticism of overestimated plant shifts.
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Washington
House
Carter
Capitol Hill
Tion
Senate
Clinch River
Oak Ridge
Tenn
House Science and Technology Committee
Congress
Thomas J. Downey
D-N.y
Howard Baker
White House
James R. Schl
Energy and Power
House Committee
Schlesinger
Schlesinge
Family faces deportation while seeking permission to bring son home
John and Teresa Olejniczak fight deportation to stay in the United States until they can obtain permission to reunite with their nine year old Polish son living abroad. Their American son Peter, born in 1974, is three. The Progress newspaper notes a new weekly feature The Collector's Corner drawing antique buffs locally and from California and Nevada.
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John
Teresa Olejniczak
U.S
Peter
Corners
Scottsdale
California
Nevada
Polish couple fights deportation amid U.S. visa maze
Olejniczak and his wife Teresa face deportation for their son Bartek while their lives hinge on a stalled waiver and tangled rules. He lost an ASU grant after staying in the United States, works as a Chandler mechanic, and awaits a permanent status ruling after past appeals to Congress and Presidents.
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Poland
Olejniczak
Zielona Gora
U.S
Arizona State University
Chandler
East Phoenix
University Drive
Tempe
Peter
State Department
United States
U.S. Department of Commerce
Ford
Carter
Olejniczaks
Sam Steiger
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Bartek
Warsaw
Immigration Service
Commerce Department
Scottsdale School Board to consider Ranch boundary changes
The Scottsdale School Board will discuss elementary boundary shifts in the McCormick Ranch area on Wednesday. Modifications from McCormick Ranch residents may be presented. The plan realigns 18 Palo Viento I and II students from Kiva to Pueblo next fall with bus option. other Rancho students face choices between Mohave Cherokee and Pueblo with transportation.
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McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale
Nenepee
44Th St
Palo Viento I
Pueblo
Scottsdale School Board plans budget vote Wednesday
The 1977 78 budget could lower the district tax rate by about 1 cent with an estimated rate of 5.62 per 100. Officials project an 18 cent apportionment change and a total budget of 42,940,604 up from 41,891,621. About 1 million is set for teacher raises. meeting starts 7 pm at the Asti Convention Center.
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Scottsdale
Kearney
BIA to appraise Pima right of way on Salt River lands
The Bureau of Indian Affairs plans an appraisal of Salt River Indian lands east of Pima Road from Doubletree Ranch Road to McDowell Road for possible right-of-way compensation. About 30 appraisers were sent to the Salt River tribal council for review, with a decision expected after council input.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Salt River
Pima Road
BIA
Ed Whelan
Salt River Indian Reservation
Pima
Doubletree Ranch Road
McDowell Road
Whelan
Scottsdale
Antone
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James Johnson
R-Corp
House Appropriations Committee
Story
Leery
Aryield
Millbet
Harry ‘Patrick
Lee Roy Patterson
Western Kentucky
UMW
Girl Scout
Jim Thomson
By David Lucas
John Jejniczak
Ole-La-Nee-Chek
Teresa
West
East
Ain End Boa
Pam
Asti Vention Center
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