Newest police weapon the laser armed Detroit-4
The Pontiac Police Department bought the American 180 laser armed submachine gun, a 20 pound, 177 bullet six second firearm. Officials refused to discuss its purchase or purpose while defense contractor Charles Goff touted its laser sighting for precision and inferiority in collateral risk, noting many departments seek it and high-profile clients include the FBI and Israel.
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Carter rejects Pravda charge on human rights policy
President Carter asserted his human rights policy will not change in response to a Pravda accusation that U S arms buildup is masking aims. He said U S military strength has no relation to human rights and outlined plans for zero based budgeting with budget briefings and meetings with political leaders. He and his family spent Father’s Day at Camp David before a trip to New York Phoenix San Francisco and Honolulu for related engagements.
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Right-Wing Government Emerges in Israel Under Begin
TEL AVIV ISRAEL Two minor Orthodox parties join Prime Minister-designate Menahem Begin in forming the first right-wing government in 29 years. Begin informs President Katzir of the new cabinet and plans to present it to parliament for approval. Begin meets U S Ambassador Lewis and plans a July trip to Washington to meet President Carter.
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Mondale Joins Denver Fundraising at California Concert
Walter Mondale performs with John Denver at a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee fund raiser in Universal City California. Mondale credits Denver with teaching environmental protection through music while Mrs Mondale and Chip observe.
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Vast western fires threaten Los Alamos and Arizona towns
Dozens of fires burn across 10 000 acres near Los Alamos New Mexico while another blaze of 2400 acres threatens Sierra Vista Arizona. Firefighters from six western states battle shifting winds and rugged terrain amid evacuations and a fatality.
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Three Day Masses Mark Saint Neumann Canonization
Vatican hosts traditional Triduum services led by three American cardinals for John Nepomucene Neumann the first male American saint. Pope Paul VI praised him as a friend to the sick and immigrants while witnessing 25,000 in St Peter’s Square. Local miracles cited include Eva Banasgsi Kent Lenahan and Michael Flanigan.
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Fairy tales deemed vital for children's growth
AP reports psychologist Bruno Bettelheim at Southern Illinois University argues fairy tales teach children to see that problems are shared worldwide, not unique. He says tales like Cinderella help characters emerge wiser and more mature, while lacking change in heroes signals failings in modern stories.
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World news in brief includes Ali Porche wedding and Irish election
AP reports heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali married Veronica Porche in a private civil ceremony in Beverly Hills with about 250 guests while posing for photographers. In Dublin, Jack Lynch’s Fianna Fail upstaged Liam Cosgrave’s coalition with a large parliamentary margin. Paris hosts Leonid Brezhnev on his first foreign visit as Soviet president amid security and protest measures. In Locust Grove police pursue leads as three Girl Scouts’ murder probe advances without arrests. In Athens Buckeye Boys State delegates vote in a mock government using the county system.
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Railway worker extracts cockroach in ear at Loreto Mare
Naples report says 24 year old railway worker Ugo Caro temito arrived at Loreto Mare hospital complaining of earache. Dr Enzo De Magistas used surgical instruments to extract a one inch long cockroach from his ear.
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