Night chase details of J C pursuing Son of Sam case
Jimmy Breslin recounts J C chasing a young man during the Son of Sam killer hunt. A suspect fled through backyards to a witness’s house as police converged. The pursuit ended with the man cleared, while J C reflects on the dangers of chasing in white neighborhoods and the need for certainty before extraordinary action.
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New York
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Canandaigua
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UPI
O’bryan
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Giscard presses human rights pivot in Brezhnev talks
Paris reports Giscard d Estaing challenged Brezhnev on human rights as the detente cornerstone and set four conditions for progress including moderation of ideological competition and respect for basic liberties. He urged equal detente across the world in the second of three meetings.
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Begin takes Israeli reins to visit U S
JERUSALEM AP Yitzhak Rabin hands over prime ministership to Menahem Begin and Begin announces a July 18 Washington visit to meet President Carter. He says he will grant asylum to 66 Vietnamese refugees and aims to curb government spending and boost private enterprise by reforming Histadrut control. The Likud victory strengthens his push to privatize large holdings.
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Oil flows on Alaska pipeline as first phase starts
Alaska’s 800 mile trans Alaska pipeline sent North Slope crude toward Valdez at a rate of up to 700000 barrels per day while pumps push oil through permafrost. Crews walk beside the line using electronic wands and plastic pigs to monitor the flow amid high pressure as the project moves toward full operation.
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Prudhoe Bay
Alaska
Bob McGill
Argentina
North Africa
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North Slope
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Carter weighs new 3 cent gasoline tax variation
Washington AP Carter administration studies a new form of the defeated 3-cent per gallon gasoline tax. The plan would fund mass transit and energy research, with revenue allocations still under review after the Ways and Means Committee rejection. The president’s standby 5-cent tax was blocked 27 to 10.
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Kent State shootings appeal hearing marks seven years
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held a second oral argument on the Kent State University shootings case seven years after the May 4, 1970 killings and injuries. The 1975 jury verdict cleared state officials and National Guard members, with decisions pending on liability and legal questions about immunity and Civil Rights Act actions.
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