Hostages kill gunman during Subic Bay bank siege
Filipinos held hostage by a gunman at a Subic Bay bank took action after threats to burn a pregnant woman. The captors overpowered him, shot him, and he died two hours later at the base hospital. Marines secured the scene as authorities investigated the shooting.
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Rommel Corro
Subic Bay, Philippines
U.S. Naval Base
Subic Bay
Sherman
U.S
Yee
West Genesee plans teen mother program at Camillus
The West Genesee School District bets a new Y MED program will aid pregnant teens from several districts. It will use two third floor classrooms at Camillus Elementary with separate entry and a one year 80000 grant from CETA. Critics fear impact on younger students and question site choices and cost.
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Ezra Greenhouse
Camillus
West Genesee
John Maddock
Walter Moores
Comprehensive Employment and Training Agency
CETA
Dr. Moores
Syracuse
Washington Irving
Marcellus
Baldwinsville
Westhill
Jordan-Elbridge
Sailway
Moores
Maddock
Albany
West Genesee School Board
Amboy
Boces
Fairmount Corners
Amboy School
Jan Porter
Camillus Elementary
Snowfall Forecast and Weekend Weather Outlook
A trace to two inches of snow is expected tonight with low temperatures around the mid 20s. Skies stay mostly cloudy tomorrow with light snow possible and highs near 40. The extended outlook shows showers or flurries Saturday and a chance of snow on Christmas Day. Daily lows and highs stay in the 30s.
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Hancock
Princess Anne's Baby Peter Phillips Christened at Buckingham Palace
Master Peter Phillips, born 37 days earlier at St Mary's Hospital London, was christened in Buckingham Palace's music room in a 20 minute ceremony attended by royal and commoner elders. The Archbishop of Canterbury led, with Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Anne present. Peter cried throughout the service.
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London
Anne
Peter Phillips
Buckingham Palace
British Safety Council
Peter
James Tye
The
Safety Council
Canterbury
Donald Coggan
Shepherd
Elizabeth II
Master Phillips
St. Mary's Hospital
Mark Phillips
Gloucestershire
Gatcombe Park
Princess Alice
Countess of
Peter Mark Andrew Phillips
Princess Anne
Cairo peace talks pause after first phase
The Cairo peace conference suspended work after a 50 minute session amid ongoing disagreements. Israeli chief delegate Ben-Elissar said areas of dispute are defined and the next move hinges on Sunday talks between Begin and Sadat. Pope Paul VI urged all parties to pursue a just lasting Middle East peace.
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Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Eliahu Ben-Elissar
Menahem Begin
Egyp
Lian
Anwar Sadat
U.S
George Sherman
Morsi Saad al-Din
Begin
Sadat
West Bank
Jordan River
Ismailia
Ezer Weizman
Carter tax plan seen as reasonable start for economy
President Carter proposes a 25 billion tax cut aimed at economic stimulus with larger relief for those earning 10 000 dollars or less. Congress views the plan as in the ballpark of recommended steps but likely to evolve during debate led by Ullman Long and Muskie.
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Washington
Carter
Capitol Hill
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Senate Budget Committee
Congress
al Ullman
D-Ore
House
Ways and Means
Ullman
Russell Long
Senate Finance Committee
John Steen
Long
Muskie
Gerald R. Ford
Whartons to Move Into State Chancellor Residence
Albany AP report says Clifton Wharton Jr. and his wife Dolores will relocate to the chancellor's residence. Dolores initially criticized the Marion Avenue Chancellor's House as inadequate but later stated they plan to move in. They cited cost concerns amid tight economic times.
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Albany
The
State University
Clifton Wharton Jr
Dolores
Chancellor
Marion Avenue
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