Carter denies ABC report on Young bugging
President Carter rejected ABC News claims that U S intelligence bugged Andrew Young s New York apartment and knew in advance of his meeting with a PLO official He demanded accuracy while White House aides defended the administration saying there was no surveillance Young remarked he did not care if his apartment was bugged and that, even if true, it wouldn t change his actions as he spoke at a Democrat gathering in Orlando Florida.
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ABC News
U.S
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Grandma Marijuana sentenced to 60 days in jail
Lois Faulkner known as Grandma Marijuana to local schoolchildren received a 60 day county jail term after pleading no contest to selling marijuana to youths. Judge Lawrence Storch cited her age and health in imposing the sentence while handing three years probation to her brother Joseph for possession of hashish.
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UPI
Ventura, Calif
Superior Court
Lawrence Storch
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Storch
Miss Faulkner
Joseph
Two IRA Men Charged In Mountbatten Murder Case
Two IRA suspects McGirl and McMahon were charged with Mountbatten murder and explosives possession and ordered held for a hearing by a special Dublin anti terrorism court on Oct 2. They arrived in a police van escorted by army vehicles, with troops guarding the courthouse while civilians were kept away. Mountbatten’s killing, tied to a lethal bombing in Donegal Bay, prompted a $225,000 Irish government reward for information.
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McMahon
Ireland
Donegal Bay
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
George Colley
Margaret Thatcher
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Thatcher
Belfast
Jack Lynch
Portugal
Puerto Rico braces as hurricane lashes Caribbean towns
David warns of worsening hurricane as Puerto Rico imposes price freezes on candles and nails. Stores run dry on flashlights batteries and tape while Civil Defense races to evacuate from coastal areas. Island damage rises with Dominica hardest hit and thousands homeless.
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Pellisier
Puerto Rico
Consumer Protection Department
Hotel Roosevelt Fire Kills One, Harms Two In New Jersey
A fire gutted the four story Hotel Roosevelt in North Wildwood New Jersey killing one guest and injuring two others, one critically. Authorities suspect arson after a man fled the building before the blaze began and investigators sought the owner of cars seen in the area. The victims include Elizabeth Farrington 50 and Richard Kerish 17. Farrington in critical condition with severe burns and Kerish hospitalized.
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N.J
UPI
William Curran
Curvan
Elizabeth Farrington
Clifton Heights
Richard Kerish
Scotch Plains
Burdette Tomlin Hospital
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Chester-Croizer
Chester
Kerish
Burdette Tomlin
County urged to raise real estate valuations locally
Elyria officials discuss state driven valuation increases and the inclusion of appliances and carpeting in sale prices. Pijor proposes to exclude personal property from real estate figures and plans neighborhood tax clinics to help residents review valuations and tax bills before notices arrive.
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PNOR
Pijor
Cuyahoga
Black Hills Not For Sale We Won't Sell Sacred Land
Indian activist Russell Means vowed the Black Hills are not for sale as Sioux leaders met over a proposed 105 million settlement for the land. He called the hills sacred as a pledge that the tribe would not abandon their homeland or spiritual center, a key factor in the ongoing talks and potential tribal votes this fall.
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Fort Laramie
Black Hills
U.S. Court of Claims
Means
South Dakota
Coast Guard battles blazing river collision near New Orleans
A cargo ship Inca Capac Yapanqui lost steering and struck three butane barges, igniting flames that rose thousands of feet. Eight injured, three seriously, were taken to East Jefferson General Hospital, with four more to West Jefferson General Hospital. Firefighters and tugs battled the blaze for over an hour. officials reported no fatalities.
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New Orleans
East Jefferson General Hospital
Metairie
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Good Hope
Gulf of Mexico
Tony Buonagura
WGSO
Ohio fire reward offered for motel blaze arrests
The Standard Oil Co of Ohio will pay up to 10000 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the Holiday Inn fire in Cambridge that killed ten people and injured eighty two. Pamela Rickets, a Sohio supervisor, was among the dead. The reward matches the 10000 dollar offer by the Ohio Blue Ribbon Arson Committee.
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Cambridge
UPI
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Holiday Inn
Pamela Renee Rickets
Franklin County
Cincinnati officer to face internal charges in teen’s shooting
Cincinnati Police Division says it was late filing departmental charges against Officer Michael Metzel in the fatal shooting of 17 year old Herman Beasley after a car theft pursuit last December. A Hamilton County grand jury did not indict the officer, and Acting Chief Howard Rogers cited delays from the grand jury and many witnesses. The Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth called the step late but welcome.
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Cop
Cincinnati
Michael Metzel
Myron Leistler
Oetzel
Hamilton County
Herman Beasley
Howard Rogers
Fred Shuttlesworth
Coalition of
Concerned For Justice and Equality
Debris blamed for Ohio freight train derailment
A Chessie System freight train derailed near the Stone Road crossing in Independence Ohio after heavy rains washed debris onto the tracks. Brakeman Charles E Cartwright 50 of New Castle Pennsylvania was killed. Engineer and two other crew members escaped injury. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio and Chessie spokesman Milton Dolinger are investigating.
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UPI
Chessie System, Inc
Independence
Ohio
Chessie
Milton Dolinger
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Charles E. Cartwright
New Castle
Stone Road
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