Libyan claims five Egyptian planes shot down in Tobruk raids
Libyan state reporters said Egypt launched air strikes against Tobruk area bases and other Libyan targets but Libyan defense downed five Egyptian planes. Cairo denied raids, calling the claims imaginary. The border clash followed days of fighting and a Libyan claim of near Kaara and Al Kufra air attacks.
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Associated Press
Libya
Egypt
Tobruk
Cairo
Arab Revolutionary News Agency
ARMNA
Mediterranean
Kaara
Musaid
Oasis
ARNA
al Kufra
Palestinian Liberation Organization
P1o
Yasir Arafat
Middle East
al Adam
Brown in Korea negotiates balance after troop withdrawal
U S Defense Secretary Harold Brown arrived in Seoul for bargaining with South Korea over President Carter's plan to pull out all 33 000 U S ground troops from Korea The Seoul government seeks aid to maintain a military balance with North Korea by the withdrawal deadline. Brown said talks will affirm U S intent to keep strong forces in Korea and the western Pacific and to determine measures to maintain the balance.
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Seoul
South Korea
U.S
Harold Brown
Carter
Korea
Brown
United States
Western Pacific
North Korea
Kimpo International Airport
Rifleman Kills Four in Bar In Klamath Falls
A gunman fired on patrons at Uncle Albert's bar in Klamath Falls Oregon during the early hours injuring two more and killing four. Dewitt Henry a former bouncer was wounded after a police chase ending with a crash and shootout.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
UPI
Dewitt “Dee
Charles Henry
Uncle Albert's
Henry
Andrew L. Walker
Medford
Carrol Ann Seater
Gary L. Anderson
James L. Trueman
Kodiak
Alaska
Bly
Ken Cooper
Mike Spencer
Cooper
Freighter Leland J. Dean Sinks Off South Carolina Coast
A 640 foot freighter with 30 crewmen aboard sank today about 00 miles off Charleston. The ship, named Leland J. Dean, was a tanker registered in Wilmington Delaware. Coast Guard aircraft and cutter Papau rushed to the scene. Further details were not available.
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Miami
Charleston
Coast Guard
Foster brother charged in Beaudoin family killings
Prospect Connecticut authorities charged 27 year old Lorne Acquin with nine counts of murder for killing Cheryl Beaudoin her seven children and 6 year old niece in a burned Prospect home. Acquin who had lived with the Beaudoin family was held on 250000 bond awaiting arraignment.
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James F.smith
Conn
Connecticut
Frederick Beaudoin
Lorne J. Acquin
New Haven
William McCasland
Acquin
Cheryl Beaudoin
Beaudoin
Patrick
Frederick
Marion Beaudoin
Acquia
McCasland
Lorne Acequin
Beaudoin Home
Laverphois
Lorne Acquin
Bethany
Record Low Ties 1923 Benchmark at Hancock Airport
Early morning 6 15 am temperature dipped to 50 degrees tying the tous standard from 1923 set at Hancock Airport. Tonight Syracuse sees partly cloudy skies near 60 while tomorrow brings increasing clouds and a high of 80 with a 50 percent thunderstorm chance.
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Hancock
Syracuse
Baseball Player Speaks To Umpire About Ancestors
A baseball player tells the umpire I shall return to the dugout in two moments, but first this word about your ancestors. The remark spotlights a tense moment on the field and raises questions about conduct and sportsmanship.
Four volunteers die in Bass River forest blaze
Four Eagle Wood Township Volunteer Fire Company No 1 members from West Creek died battling a major forest fire that scorched more than 2300 acres in the Pinelands. The heads master fire chief and forest warden gave details as more than a dozen fire companies fought the blaze, evacuating over 1000 campers from two Bass River State Park campgrounds.
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Bass River Township
Eagleswood Township
West Creek
Harold Cranmer
Marcus Cullen
John Baker
Herbert Blackwell
South Ocean County
Manahawhitt
New Gretna
Lee Eichinger
David Harrison
Bass River State Park
Surprise lottery winner in $1,000 a week life prize
Michael Johnson a 19 year old Manhattan resident won the state lottery's $1,000 a week for life jackpot at a Jones Beach drawing. Johnson dressed simply in a tee shirt jeans and sneakers showed little emotion and said he would decide about schooling and work after the win. Fifteen other ticket holders won $20,000 each and dozens more won $10,000 or $5,000 prizes.
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Babylon
UPI
Mar
Michael Johnson
Manhattan
Jones Beach
Yul Brynner
Johnson
Lehman College
Frank Auerbach
The
Bronx
Edward Artage
Queens
Linda Piazza
Brooklyn
Edward Cunningham
Williston Parks
Waldo G. White
Manhasset
William Carrara
Greenwood Lake
Gerald
Blackout forecast debunked by Rhode Island magician
Providence report details Carl Truchel exposing Roge the Magician's trick for predicting a New York blackout. Truchel describes empty envelope, billet knife, and a concealed slip delivering the headline to expose fraud and discourage misleading psychics.
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Providence
R.1
UPI
New York City
Roge
Carl Truchel
Rhode Island
Providence Journal-Bulletin
Truchel
Rage
Trachel
Neonle
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