Accused Slayer Eludes Officers Near Camp Scott
Gene Leroy Hart, 33, wanted for the three girl scout murders, eluded hundreds of officers and volunteers in a six square mile search near Skunk Mountain area about Camp Scott. New evidence collected included clothing and casual items, but officials refused to comment on its significance while analyzing. Hart faces three counts of first degree murder and remains at large as the manhunt continues despite bad weather.
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Locust Grove
Okla
UPI
Camp Scot
Gene Leroy Hart
Sid Wise
Hart
Lori “Lee Farmer
Doris Denise Milner
Tulsa
Michelle Guse
Broken Arrow
Wise
Camp Scott
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Special Weapons and Tactics
SWAT
Oklahoma
Leroy Menendez
Wayne
New Orleans
Menendez
Veterans Administration
Not What It Appears In Abduction Fear
William Kosmider the recreation area manager in Battle Creek Michigan reported an abduction after seeing four suited men place a fifth man in a car trunk. Police located the vehicle and after a trunk search found an Eaton Corp technician monitoring a device testing a new auto engine part.
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Battle Creek
Mich
William Kosmider
Eaton Corp
Carter Taxes Himself To Spur Reform
President Carter paid 6000 in taxes he did not owe to illustrate tax reform aims. He and Rosalynn reported 1976 joint income of 55000 with no tax due, offset by credits from a family peanut partnership. The White House said royalties will fund a presidential library. some income was delayed into 1977.
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Washington
Carter
Sam
Rosalynn
Treasury
Carters
Billy
Lillian
Atlanta
Internal Revenue Service
Jody Powell
IRS
Powell
Carters’ Farms Inc
White House
Robert Lipshutz
Lipshutz
Southern Baptists
Broadman Press
Newport's RDX Page Four Tribune Columns
The listing outlines Tribune sections with Today Our View Newport S RDX Capitol Window on Europe End Double Taxation Comics Markets and the pages for sports results plus regular features, with a note about coming Sunday content.
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Newport
Tribune
Europe
Tribune Sports
Weather Forecast and Local Features Highlight Tribune
Variable clouds with a 20 percent shower chance Saturday and warm weekend ahead. Highs in the upper 80s, lows in the mid 60s tonight, extended outlook steady warmth with daily chances of showers and thunderstorms. Special features include Farewell to Schulte and a Newport community feature on a proposed ammunitions plant.
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Terre Haute
Schulte
Vigo County
Union
Jack Anderson
Newport
Tribune
Vermillion County
The
State Special Olympics Added to ISU Budget
Funds totaling 57000 were awarded to the Indiana Special Olympics office by the Indiana General Assembly. The one year fund was allotted through a line item of the Indiana State University budget for operation and to hire a director of programming and development.
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Kaye Hoose
Schmidt
Ted Bindley
ISU
Local man killed while changing tire on Maple Avenue
Arthur C. Browning, 55, of 620 Elm St., died from head injuries after being struck near Hendricks Street on Maple Avenue. Kenneth G. Rusk, 23, jailed on a driving under the influence charge after treatment at Union Hospital for rib and arm pains. Gilbert Archer Jr., 24, injured as a passenger in Rusk’s car, treated and released. Police logged the 3:25 a.m. crash. vehicle damage estimated at 800 and 1200 dollars.
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Maple Avenue
Arthur C. Browning
Elm St
Hendricks Street
Kenneth G. Rusk
Sycamore St
Union Hospital
Browning
DeBaun
Rusk
9Th Street
Wabash Avenue
Michael Harden
S. 7Th St
Rita Zimmerman
Jeffrey Jernberg
St. John
Ind
Vigo County to Hold First Tax Sale Since 1969 in August
Vigo County prepares its first tax sale since 1969 with about 2 000 demand notices sent by certified mail. The sale on August 8 could generate around 1 million dollars in delinquent taxes and may involve Penn Central back taxes estimated near 500 000 dollars.
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Walker
Vigo County
George Schoffstall
Penn Central
Indiana General Assembly
Carter Sees Slim Hope as SALT Talks Stagnate
President Carter, aligning with Kremlin worries, says changes to Ford policies may bear fruit but no new steps toward a SALT accord. He notes a solid framework exists, with the current SALT treaty due to expire in August, while Brezhnev’s Paris speech warns of renewed cold war tensions.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Kremlin
Gerald Ford
White House
Brezhnev
Paris
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