Dam Break Flood Hits Estes Park Four Missing In Colorado
A flash flood from the Lawn Lake Dam near Rocky Mountain National Park swamped Estes Park Colorado. Four people are missing and presumed dead as guards patrol the town and a curfew is in place. Names include Steven Fee Hilbert Wis Bridg et Doris Arlington Texas Terry William Coates Peoria. Rescue efforts resume at dawn as the flood crested and damaged shops bridges and homes.
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Estes Park
Colo
UPI
National Guard
Glen Kaye
Rocky Mountain National Park
Steven Fee
Hilbert
Wis
Bridget Doris
Arlington
Texas
Terry William Coates
Peoria
Doris
Coates
Aspenglen
Fee
Lawn Lake Damagh
Mummy Range
Kaye
Supreme Court Justice White attacked over busing ruling
Justice Byron White was slugged by Newton Estes in Salt Lake City as he prepared to address a Utah State Bar luncheon. Estes, 57, said he attacked to gain a platform for his views on busing and obscenity. White sustained minor injuries and continued with his talk. Estes, jailed on $10,000 bond, said he targeted White to promote his views and planned a jury trial to air issues of pornography and forced busing.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Supreme Court
Byron White
Newton Estes
Kaysville
Utah
White
Utah State Bar
10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Monroe McKay
Marnott Hotel
Unversity of
Colorado
Whizzer White
Estes
Salt Lake County
U.S
Paul Badger
Badger
FBI
Lebanese vow to fight if blockade remains
Thousands of Lebanese civilians marched through west Beirut vowing to fight Israeli troops if the blockade to drive out PLO guerrillas is not lifted. They urged resistance as Israeli forces blocked fuel and flour, cut traffic, and conducted air patrols amid tense cease fire conditions and warnings from PLO leader Yasser Arafat of possible new moves by Ariel Sharon.
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West Beirut
Chefik Wazzan
East
Western Sec
Beirut
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Ariel Sharon
Moore to become Ridgeville consultant amid health concerns
Porter says Moore 56 will stay involved as liaison to the public while health risks make continued tenure as superintendent unwise. Moore, hired in 1979 to replace Leslie Harris, has deep ties to North Ridgeville schools and community trust. DeLuca, 35, named assistant superintendent in 1980 and seen as natural replacement.
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Porter
North Ridgeville
Moore
Leslie Harris
Roger Beitler
Kent State University
Jack Moore
B.S
Jack
DeLuca
Shultz Takes Over as 61st Secretary of State
George Shultz, confirmed 97-0 by the Senate, becomes the 61st secretary of state succeeding Alexander Haig. Reagan hails his character as he leads efforts to ease Middle East tension and Iran Iraq conflict while the Senate calls him superbly qualified.
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Shultz
Secretary of State
Washington
UPI
George Shultz
Senate
Middle East
Nixon
White House
Alexander Haig
America
Reagan
George
Persian Gulf
Lebanon
Charles Percy
Percy
Wholesale price inflation jumps to 1 percent in June
UPI reports the Labor Department shows wholesale price inflation rising from zero in May to 1 percent in June, the largest increase in 15 months, driven by gasoline and heating oil costs. The 13.3 percent annual PPI rate reflects a sharp June rise, though dealer inflation remains about 3.5 percent over the prior year.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Area mob war over Mahoning gambling control intensifies
FBI affidavits allege the Pittsburgh Mafia killed nine Cleveland mobsters in a three year feud to control gambling in the Mahoning Valley. The war started when Cleveland allies killed two Warren men. Pittsburgh forces have since pressed the attack. affidavits referenced a Calla Mar Manor bar, a Youngstown dealership, and a getaway car tied to hitman Sam Sounds. Judge George White opened the affidavits amid gun charge indictments against Scaffidi, Robert Poghen, and John Holowatuk.
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Cleveland
UPI
FBI
Pittsburgh
Mahoning Valley
Warren
Pittsburgh Mob
Mahoning County
Calla Mar Manor
Youngstown
Sam
Strongsville
U.S
George White
Scaffidi
Standard Motors
Robert Poghen
John Holowatuk
Iran Iraq War Update Sees Large Iranian Force Hit
United Press International reports both sides trading heavy blows as Iraq claims major destruction of Iran invasion forces in violent combat. Tehran says a city endured heavy Iraqi air raids on the fourth day of renewed Persian Gulf fighting. Radio reports mingle amid wartime dispatches.
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Iran
Tehran
Paris
Baghdad
Tearan Radio Interders
Basra
Traq
Persian Gulf
Ayatolah Ruhollah
Khomeini
Ple
Jerusalem
Saddam
Saddam Hussein
U.S
Iran and Iraq clash in Ramadan offensive
Amid the Ramadan campaign Iran and Iraq clash in long range fighting. Tehran Radio reported Iran seized territory and destroyed tanks as Iraqi forces claimed heavy losses and counterattacks. Both sides touted gains while civilians rallied and residents in Baghdad celebrated.
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Sheroll Rudel
Estes Park Trail
Debbie Drum
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Roaring River
Fall River
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Cement Olympus
Big Thompson Canyon
Televene
Justice White
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Tor
Beirut Radio
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
Pal
North Ridgeville High
Mahoning War
the Chronicle Telegram
East Avenue
Elyria
Lorain County Printing & Publish
United States
Nen
Nam
Hamadan
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