Dem majority backs Carter plan shows swift action
Washington AP reports the Democratic majority in Congress is set for fast, favorable moves on President Carter’s election law package, with Republicans opposing public financing and voting reforms. Senator Tower accuses voter registration and public financing of inviting abuse and a hoax on the people while noting organized labor’s manpower aid surpasses money.
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Dutch PM quits over land dispute collapse in coalition
Dutch Prime Minister Joop den Uyl resigns as his four year alliance falls apart over land expropriation payoffs. The five party coalition split between Labor and the Catholic People’s party prompted Cabinet members to quit. The dispute framed around compensation for land seized for public housing and government projects.
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Bodies of two kidnaped women found in brush pile
Two women, Kendal Gaither Ashmore and Kathy Anne Brown, were found dead in a brush pile on land owned by ex convict Larry Eugene Chaney in Jenks Oklahoma. Chaney, 34, was charged with two counts of kidnapping for extortion and held on $1 million bond. Evidence included footprints, towels around throats, and boots labeled Kathy near the scene.
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Naked Nassau driver walked away unharmed after crash
Nassau County police reported Thomas Rohn 23 survived a Long Island Expressway accident with no injuries while naked. His car overturned and he faced drunken driving charges amid conflicting explanations for his unclothed state. A blue jacket in the trunk was the only clothing found.
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Funeral stretch for CB radio figure Big Moose
Ranks of antenna topped cars gathered outside a Santa Ana chapel as CB enthusiasts bid farewell to Big Moose Monnce Brady Jackson 60 founder of the Flying Frogs CB club and member of several groups He died in a recent traffic crash The service featured a CB themed prayer and jokes about modulating with the Great Broadcaster Survivors include Loverbug Little Rascal four other children and six grandchildren
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Six scientists oppose saccharin ban in FDA debate
In Washington six scientists testified against an FDA move to ban saccharin. They argued rat cancer links may be overinterpreted for humans and stressed saccharin benefits for diabetics while noting the need to balance risks and benefits. None favored upholding the FDA action.
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Police Officer Dies While Searching for Missing Girl
CHICAGO UPD reports Patrolman Michael Palese died Tuesday while searching for six year old Patricia Anne Bonne who had vanished overnight with two friends. The girl later learned of the officer’s death causing deep distress.
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