Carter warns Soviets to steer clear of Iran
President Carter adopts a tougher policy stance warning the Soviet Union to avoid interference in Iran and Asia. He links possible consequences to the broader U S Soviet relationship and details SALT II, stating it cannot be divorced from world events while insisting SALT stands on its own merits.
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Teens paid to have dad slain leads to murder plot
Investigators say the killer sat in the living room with a .38 revolver as White returned from Ford plant work. One shot missed, another hit White in the head after a struggle at the kitchen door. The son fled. the daughter waited. White, 41, kept three Bibles and enforced curfew. Neighbors described his attentive parenting and school rules. Police questioned multiple suspects after searching several houses.
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Anxiety and mood issues rise in county report
A county study finds anxiety and low mood affect many residents with Whites at 69.9 percent using services, Blacks 196 percent and other minorities 10.7 percent. The report urges county wide education for referrals, greater reliance on group counseling, expanded marital services, improved agency reporting, and a mental health needs assessment plan to guide action.
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Volcanic eruption in Java kills 175 and injures 1,000
In central Java, clouds of poison gas and lava from Mount Sinila halted rescue work as 175 people died and 1,000 were injured. Seventeen thousand villagers from six near districts were evacuated. Pucukan and a Dieng Mountain village were hit hardest with bodies left in streets.
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Seven Executed in Harlem Drug War Mass Murder
New York police found seven victims in a Harlem apartment, bound and slashed with a bayonet, marking the city’s largest mass killing. The gangland style murder linked to a war over Harlem’s 200 million drug trade and tied to earlier killings, with victims aged 20 to 35.
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Goldfinger) Terrell
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Nicky) Barnes
The Warriors film sparks violence and debate
Critics link the Paramount movie The Warriors to a spate of deadly violence in Oxnard Palm Springs Boston and New York as police report 12 arrests after a subway rampage and theaters face heightened security Paramount backs enhanced theater security while denouncing direct causation and urging caution in public response
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Meany mulls retirement amid calls for board role
George Meany, 84, president of the AFL CIO, faces questions on stepping down this fall. Sol Chaikin of ILGWU suggested creating a chairman of the board post for Meany. Meany deflected, saying he would be in touch if reporters call his number and that retirement is being considered.
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Sovereignty on St Lucia sparks independence turmoil
Midnight marks St Lucia becoming sovereign amid protests over ending British rule. Prime Minister Compton's government faces threats from the opposition St Lucia Labour Party, which denies links to recent public building bomb blasts and boycotts independence celebrations while surrendering Senate appointments.
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Two Die In Ferry Collision Off Dunkirk France
A ferry named Saint Germain carrying passengers from Paris to London collided with the Liberian-registered tanker Artadi in thick fog in the English Channel four miles off the Dunkirk coast. Two people died a ferry sailor and a young passenger and three were injured.
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Ohio death penalty push moves to floor in House
In Cincinnati Rep Terry M Tranter says he will vote for a new death penalty bill on the floor despite committee changes removing felony murder as a capital offense. Debate to last long as proponents seek reinstatement of felony-murder provisions amid ties to Ohio executions.
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