Long Beach Woman Killed Near Laundromat
A woman in her early 20s was shot and killed Wednesday night near a Long Beach laundromat at Wright Avenue and Railroad Street. Coroner Ed Little withheld identity. Long Beach Police declined comment. Autopsy planned for Thursday at Gulf Coast Community Hospital.
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Nation prepares for nationwide farmers strike
Walsh Colorado family loads the car with groceries as the nationwide strike begins with pickets and blockades. Towns shut down in sympathy as tractors halt grocery warehouses. Police report an 11th Hillside Strangler victim found in a downtown Los Angeles vacant lot.
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Soviet economy emphasizes heavy industry in 1978 plan
The Soviet Union unveiled a spartan economic program focusing on heavy industry with some improvements for the average citizen in the 1978 plan. Page B-9.
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Still Shining: Watson sisters sustain Harlem roots in Washington
Barbara and Grace Watson grew up among Harlem’s black intelligentsia in the early 1920s and half a century later remain prominent in Washington society. The piece notes their enduring influence and ties to their origins.
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State plays USM on first basketball night at Coast Coliseum
Gulfport star Ray White will debut before home fans as Mississippi State faces Southern Miss in the first basketball game at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum Monday night.
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Partly Cloudy Warm Weather Outlook South Mississippi
Partly cloudy weather is forecast for South Mississippi with a high near 70. The page notes maps and details on Page A-13 with sections for Amusements, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, State and Local, Shocks, and Want Ads.
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Cairo Hosts Historic Talks Between Egypt and Israel
In a landmark move, Egypt and Israel begin formal face-to-face talks in Cairo to explore a broader Middle East peace settlement. Delegates, backed by the United States and United Nations, seek groundwork for a possible future Geneva conference despite opposition from Arab leaders and the Soviet Union.
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Park agrees to deal for testimony in Capitol Hill case
South Korean businessman Tongsun Park has agreed to drop bribery charges in exchange for testimony in the Capitol Hill influence buying inquiry. Park would return to the United States likely after the new year to testify in trials if immunity is granted and indictments are cleared.
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Union Leaders Prepare for Ingalls Talks
Union leaders representing more than 16 000 workers plan initial talks with Ingalls Shipyard management over a new contract before the yard closes for Christmas. With the current contract expiring in January unions prepare proposals for study during the holidays prior to negotiations after workers return January 2. Ed Lowe of the Metal Trades Council says proposals may be presented by mid next week and no details will be released until talks convene. A union source says IBEW Local 733 submitted its proposal before the holiday break.
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