West Germany offers reward for Buback killers
West Germany proposes a 45000 reward for the motorcycle assailants who shot and killed Federal Prosecutor Siegfried Buback as he rode to work. A suspect was held about five hours after the attack that claimed Buback and his driver and wounded another official. Buback, 57, led prosecutions of BaaderMeinhoff terrorists linked to 1972 bombings that killed four U S servicemen.
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Palestinians blame shellings on Israel in Lebanon clashes
Palestinians in southeast Lebanon accuse Israeli tanks and artillery of shelling them after driving Christian militiamen from a town near Israel. They report reconnaissance planes over Khiam and fighting near Marjayoun while Syria backs Saiga guerrillas firing north of the Lilani river.
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Harlem drug ring led to stash as young pusher nabbed
Police cornered an 11 year old drug pusher in Harlem after he made trips into a West 15th Street building and distributed heroin to buyers. Officers seized about 61,000 on him and later found 2.7 pounds of unpackaged heroin and 174 quarter ounce bags with 357 dollars in a fifth floor walkup, leading to the arrest of 14 year old Ronny Cherebin on drug and morals charges.
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Legion Dance and Supper Benefit at Hinggold Hall
A community fundraiser dance and family style supper hosted by Kountry Canton Members and Guests takes place April 16 from 2 to 7 PM at Hinggold Rural Hall in Benel. The event includes mislisted items like wiring for air conditioning and electric appliance specials.
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Rabin Resigns Over US Bank Account Scandal in Israel
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin steps down amid a financial scandal after it emerged his wife kept $18,000 in an American bank account instead of $2,000. The revelation sparks a leadership contest within Labor as Peres and Allon emerge as potential successors.
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Young apologizes for saying Britain almost invented racism
United States Ambassador to the United Nations Andrew Young apologized for telling BBC that Britain “almost invented racism.” He said the remark was unintentional and unfair to Britain, and that he had intended to discuss racial tensions in all nations. He noted the BBC provoked the comment and called the apology sincere.
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The Daily Mar's Publication Details and Address
The Daily Mar lists its establishment in 199, daily publication except holidays, and gives addresses in Hagerstown Maryland and Sagerend MB. It notes Associated Press copyright and distribution rights, with subscription prices and editor details including Mccabe and a 108-year reference.
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Carter seeks foreign support to curb plutonium use
President Carter aims to enlist allies Japan West Germany Britain and France to restrict plutonium reprocessing and fuel production while ending US government backing for a breeder reactor project. He proposes treaties to ensure a US fuel supply and slow breeder development amid mixed industry reaction and Congress skepticism.
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U S report critiques crime labs for errors in evidence tests
A government study says many crime laboratories at federal, state, and local levels perform poorly or give inconclusive results in comparing bloodstains, firearms, glass, paint, soil and other evidence. The LEAA funded, three year test evaluated 249 labs with some scoring as low as 40 out of 100 on bloodstain comparisons.
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Lottery roundup numbers for Maryland and Pennsylvania
The Maryland Numbers Game drew 4 on Thursday. The Pennsylvania Numbers Game drew 468 on Thursday.
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Judge orders halt to midnight shutoffs by fuel firm
A Columbus judge imposed a restraining order against Clintonian Fuel & Oil Co directing stop to disconnections before 6 a.m. or after 4 p.m. A 24 hour notice rule is set and deposits limited while late fees are capped. The action follows a case involving Hoy Dreyfus whose gas service was cut at 12 65 a.m. April 1.
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