Israel Rejects Strauss Proposals on 242 Amid Mideast Tensions
U S envoy Robert Strauss faced his first setback in the Arab Israeli dispute as Israel rejected all proposals for changes to Security Council Resolution 242 and Egypt voiced questions. Begin and Sadat met Strauss during a three day visit as the U N debate on the Palestinian issue looms. In Beirut a car bomb killed seven in Achrafiyeh amid suspected Christian rivalries. Young resigns sparks U S division over PLO engagement and Israeli policy.
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Naples Octuplets survive early crisis a sign of slight improvement
Doctors in Naples report a slight improvement in the condition of surviving octuplets born to Pasqualina Chianese at St. Pauls Hospital. Three baby girls Silvana Anna and Valentina show better skin color and no recent breathing problems while remaining in incubators.
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Naples
Italy
Salvatore Jannuzzi
St. Paul’s Hospital
Silvana
Anna
Valentina
Pasqualina Chianese
Chianese
59 Arrested for Drugs at Chicago Concert
AP reports 59 people were arrested in a drug sweep at Comiskey Park during a Chicago Jam II concert. About $10,000 in drugs were bought by undercover agents as 20,000 to 30,000 teens and young adults attended. 27 charged with selling drugs, 32 with possession. city drug unit deployed.
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Comiskey Park
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Somoza Arrives in Paraguay on Temporary Residence Visa
Ousted Nicaraguan leader Anastasio Somoza and his family arrived in Asuncion Paraguay and were granted 90 day renewable temporary residence visas, confirmed by Interior Minister Augusto Sabino Montanaro. Somoza fled Nicaragua last month aboard a Paraguayan jetliner, joining former exile figures who have sought asylum in Paraguay.
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Quakes Shake Pakistan Mountains Across Region
Earthquakes rattled Pakistan mountains and the USSR Afghanistan border region with readings from 5.6 to 6.7 on the Richter scale. No damage or injuries were reported while authorities noted the Hindukush tremor was centered high in the range and the Hagfors Observatory cited a deep event along the border area.
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Sweden
Southern Ilinoisan address and delivery notice details
Public notice text lists office addresses in Carbondale and Herrin with carrier and mail subscription rates, delivery days, and a box for address changes. Also provides phone numbers and a mail address for subscription services and circulation inquiries.
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Carbondale
Ill
16Th
Herrin
Khomeini declares all-out war on Iran Kurds
Ayatollah Khomeini orders mobilization against Kurdish rebels in Iran. He bans their political party and arrests leaders as Kurdish districts report incidents while Kurdish groups seek foreign aid. The conflict escalates with executions reported and Kurdistan's border with Iraq sealed. The Kurdish population, around 4 million in western Iran, faces intensified government action.
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Ous
Islamic Revolutionary Council
Iraq
Turkey
Carter says Young to serve as UN ambassador with restraints
President Carter declares UN Ambassador Andrew Young will operate during the rest of his tenure with restraints amid pressure to speak freely. He sees no official role for Young in a future administration and does not know who would replace him, noting Dick Clark as a highly qualified option.
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Iowa
Carter to host two hour call in TV program
President Carter plans a live two hour broadcast from the White House on Saturday October 13 to answer questions from citizens. The NPR produced program will air at 1 p.m. Eastern and be carried on most NPR member stations. Citizens were urged to mail their contact details to Ask the President Washington DC.
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Murder suspect arrested near Illinois State Fairgrounds
William Gautney, 57, was arrested near the Illinois State Fairgrounds on a bus after being sought in Nebraska for the 1975 killings of two boys missing since August 30, 1975. Lincoln authorities charge him with involvement in the disappearances of Jon Simpson and Jacob Lurber.
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Jon Simpson
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