Avalanche traps climbers on Mount Rainier and Hood
On Mount Rainier a 100-yard ice wall broke loose burying 11 climbers and a guide. Searchers report slim survival odds as 22 rescuers reach the glacier base. In a separate Mount Hood fall, five of twelve climbers died. others were treated at hospitals after helicopter transport.
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Carol Williams
Paradise
Wash
Mount Rainier
Larry St. Peter
Ingraham Glacier
Disappointment Cleaver
Mount Rainier Park
Larry Henderson
Park Rangers
Camp Muir
Hendersort
Portland, Ore
Mount Hood
Hood River County
Portland Adventist Hospital
Robert D. Lynch
Air Force Reserve
Eliot Glacier
Portland
Oregon
Bill Briggle
Dennis Robertson
St. Peter
Edmonds
Robertson
75,000 Attend Gay Pride Parade in West Hollywood
Gay organizers hailed a strong turnout as 75,000 people joined the 12th annual Gay and Lesbian Pride Parade in West Hollywood kicking off National Gay Pride Week. The Parents of Gay Children drew the largest applause while a carnival filled the Pacific Design Center lot at parade end.
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West Hollywood
Calif
Los Angeles
Pacific Design Center
Pope John Paul I under more tests after shooting
Pope John Paul I, 61, underwent X rays and blood tests in Gemelli Hospital Rome to determine if pneumonia or pleurisy is causing a fever delaying recovery from the May 13 gunshots. Doctors reported a chest X ray and abdominal imaging, with no intestinal surgery today.
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Rome
John Paul I
Emilia Tresalti
Gemelli Hospital
Tresalti
John Paul
St. Peter's Square
Giuseppe Pallank
Luigi Candia
Tresani
Vatican
Nixon immunity ruling questioned in Halperin wiretap suit
The case centers on 1969 71 wiretaps of journalists and White House aides including Morton Halperin to trace confidential arms talks and Vietnam war information. Halperin alleges constitutional rights violation. Nixon Kissinger Mitchell and Haldeman are named as defendants. lower court rulings and appellate reversal are noted.
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Halperin
White House
Middle East
Okinawa
Japan
Mark Lynch
Morton
Center For National Security Studies
Nixon
Kissinger
Mitchell
Haldeman
U.S. Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
High Court
Chapman admits killing Lennon in Central Park assault
Chapman, 26, a Honolulu resident and former mental patient, was charged with killing John Lennon on December 8 outside the Dakota after Lennon signed his autograph. Witnesses described a military crouch and four shots. He then read The Catcher in the Rye and waited to be arrested. Authorities say he has since talked rationally, claiming God directs him to plead guilty. He is held in a secluded jail infirmary unit on the East River island, having lost 25 pounds. A guard distributes random meals from a cart of 35 to 40 trays.
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Marks
Chapman
Honolulu
Lennon
Dakota Apartments
mid-Manhattan
Central Park
East River
Pat Lenihan
House report on MX missiles warns of counterattack plan risks
A technical study on deploying the MX intercontinental missiles favors counterattack launch after detecting a Soviet strike as the fastest protection, yet warns of serious drawbacks. Detection errors could trigger a successful Soviet first strike or an accidental nuclear war. The OTA study will be released today while the Weinberger panel works on its own MX deployment report, due July 1.
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Washington
U.S
OTA
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Weinberger
Williams arraignment in Cater case to test probable cause
In Atlanta a committal hearing for Williams was set for noon to determine probable cause for arrest and whether evidence can go to a county grand jury. He is held in maximum security, with officials denying death threats. traffic charges and past impersonation allegations are noted amid broader political denials.
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Williams
Fulton County
Leroy Stynchcombe
Stynchcombe
Two Light Planes Collide Near Bliss Idaho
In Bliss Idaho two light planes crashed in the desert six miles north of Bliss. Six people were aboard likely killed with one body recovered un identified. Search halted at night but deputies remained at the scene. The collision occurred at 9 23 p m.
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Bliss
Idaho
Desert
Gooding County
Aurora Gay
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N.Y
Mon
Reg. Price
Aoorie Free Lavaway
Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
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George Busbee
Busbee
Duane Riner
Bush
Peter Teeley
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Cater
Special Police Task Force
FBI
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Alonzo
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Yusef Bell
Silver Reed
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Thompson Road
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