New details emerge in Quinlan case over possible assault
Court papers in Rock Island Illinois reveal a head lump and bruises on Karen Anne Quinlan the night she was admitted to hospital. Investigators seek whether a pimp and an older woman from a massage parlor were involved and if barbiturates and tranquilizers found in her blood came from foul play. The case remains tied to her vegetative state as New Jersey fights over disconnecting life support with a hearing set for January 26.
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Court papers reveal grand jury summons in Quinlan case
New Jersey judge issues summons in Illinois filed papers as William Zynot testifies before a Sussex County grand jury examining the Quinlan case. Investigators note Zywot, 22, was with Karen Quinlan during April in a rural bungalow and at a bar before she lapsed into a coma.
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Cease-fire falters in Lebanon civil war battles flare
In Beirut Tripoli and five villages fighting erupts as Christians and Muslims clash amid the 15th cease-fire near collapse. Gunmen seize a fertilizer ship in Tripoli and demand flour for the poor and wage increases at a cement factory owned by Lebanese owners allied with the Phalangist party. Rocket fire hit four Beirut suburbs and the banking district while the cease-fire holds in the hotel district and Jewish quarter.
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Islands refueling spot for Cuban troops to Angola
The Caribbean island of Barbados has quietly become a key refueling stop for aircraft ferrying civilian-dressed Cuban combat troops to Angola. The Miami Herald quotes reliable Barbadian sources noting Russian Tu-134-like transports and British Britannias used in the operation.
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Argentine to Hold General Elections on October 17 1976
President Isabel Peron announced general elections for October 17 1976 following a cabinet meeting. Voters will choose the president and vice president as well as congressmen, governors, provincial legislators, and mayors and councilmen.
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Juan D. Peron
East German crew convicted in Leipzig crash
The three surviving crewmen of an East German charter plane crash near Leipzig in September were sentenced for negligence. The pilot received five years, the copilot and navigator three years each, and a ground radar controller four years, as reported by ADN.
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Jar Prices From 49 to 99 Cents Noted
A market listing shows jars priced 49 cents for small items and 75 cents for a 32 ounce jar, with a 75 cent and 99 cent rate for other jars. The note reflects basic price points for household canning jars.
Iran rejects Kissinger claim on oil nations burden
Iran's Interior Minister Jamshid Amouzegar told a conference that the industrialized West bears the main responsibility for aiding poorer nations, countering Kissinger's assertion that oil producers must shoulder most of the burden amid the energy crisis. The exchange highlighted ongoing tensions at the international economic cooperation meeting.
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Kissinger Says U S Canadian Ties Are Excellent
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger told reporters relations with Canada are excellent but avoided commenting on remarks by Ambassador William Porter that drew Trudeau’s criticism. A Canadian spokesman said Kissinger had told Foreign Secretary Allan MacEachen Porter was not authorized to speak. Kissinger said Porter was misquoted after a Saturday meeting with ten journalists.
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William Porter
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Jacques Roy
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Allan MacEachen
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Canada
Walker Endorses Four In Illinois Primary Slate
Governor Daniel Walker announced support for four Democratic candidates in the March 16 Illinois primary. He framed the group as his team, backing Joanne Alter for lieutenant governor state Sen. Vincent Demuzio for secretary of state Ronald Stackler for attorney general and Roland Burris for comptroller, challenging the regular party process.
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Chicago Metropolitan Sanitary District
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Carlinville
Ronald Stackler
Roland Burris
Ford warned on strike veto in construction industry
Labor Secretary John T. Dunlop warned of un mitigated hell in the construction industry next year if President Ford vetoes a bill expanding picketing rights for building trades unions. He denounced opponents arguments as preposterous and ridiculous claiming it would trigger more strikes.
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