Atmospheric booms heard along New Jersey coast
Mysterious atmospheric explosions and tremors reported along the New Jersey coast from Bayville to Long Beach Island near 7 p m on Wednesday. Residents describe a loud bang and rumble, with similar near coastal incidents noted from Connecticut to South Carolina. Acoustical scientist Wallian Donn attributes recorded explosive sounds to high altitude blasts, while researchers speculate secret federal experiments may be involved.
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Atlantic
Surf City
Connecticut
South Carolina
Wallian Donn
Columbia University
New York
Donn
Culvettia
McIselve
Air Force grounds planes for engine crack problems
Cracks in engine cases on E Ub Tighten teanhers and FB-111 bombers force grounding of some multimillion dollar warplanes for up to six months. Training may be cut back while faulty parts are replaced. engines shifted from lower priority units to restore SAC and NATO readiness as inspections of 452 engines and spares continue.
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Washington
E Ub
Teanhers
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Eurage
NATO
Ald-Damradry
Young urges tighter UN spending and a high point for rights
U S Ambassador Andrew Young urged delegates leaving the General Assembly to push for a stronger next session in human rights. He criticized UN spending as excessive, calling for financial stringency after a record 1978 79 budget approval, amid votes against and support from major powers.
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United Nations
U.S
Andrew Young
General Assembly
Sind
U.N
Eto
Chily
Uganda
Human Rights Commission
Young
Assembly
California towns declare emergencies amid wind and flood damage
AP reports Herricane force winds in California triggered two days of restrictions and widespread destruction. Nine deaths from wind related accidents and fires were reported as 65,000 residents lost power in Humboldt and Napa counties while 100,000 homes faced outages. Gov Brown declared emergencies in Arvin and Humboldt County with Interstate 5 traffic halted and later cleared.
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Los Angeles
California
AL Jeans
Hoy San Inarain
Arvin
Humboldt County
Numbatat
Hosses
Conta
Patos
Lottery results mix in Maryland and Pennsylvania pages
The AP report lists Wednesday night winning numbers from Maryland's Weekly Supercent and 17 Fi stale Millery games, with several three digit and bonus numbers. Pennsylvania numbers appear for the Baker's Dozen Tutlery and Big 30 draws, including towns like CAMP HILL and Fittsburgh, reflecting a scattered statewide lottery roundup.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Fi Stale Millery
Tradizila
Luilery
Camp Hill
Hurebers
Pennsylvania
Baker's Dozen
What reindeer Ramp to interplate
An unclear fragment describes attempting to arrange tides for oiter a and triggering a reaction with Santa. Mention of Bat he Mali and waiting for yield suggests a garbled note with no clear news event or identifiable entities.
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Ana
Santa
Dollar rises in Europe's money market
In London the dollar jumped to 1.8580 dollars per British pound as President Carter vowed to stabilize the currency, boosting dollar strength across major European centers. Frankfurt and Zurich quoted higher against the mark and Swiss franc, though quiet trading due to holidays limited moves.
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Europe
London
Maine
Carter
Fl.becs
Frankfurt
Zurich
Zucich
Carter vows dollar defense amid vague market threat
President Carter pledged U S action to defend the dollar in disorderly international money markets but offered no definition of disorderly conditions. An official briefed reporters while Carter spoke of intervention when such conditions recur, yet did not specify criteria or circumstances triggering U S involvement.
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Washington
API
Carter
United States
Cariet
United
Zenith gives up fight and 1800 U.S. jobs fade
In Watsontown Pennsylvania Zenith Radio announces plant shutdown shifting production to Taiwan and Mexico. About 1800 American workers lose jobs, with 500 already laid off and all remaining staff to be out by April. Residents fear economic collapse and the town's sole tax base erodes as families cope.
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Watsontown
John Ti. Sullivan
Zenith Radio Corp
Zenith
Sioux City
Iowa
Planta
Taiwan
Mexico
Torough
Sullivan
Jim Smith
Smith
Miriam Bower
Marilee
Theresa
Thomas Waite
Mr Bower
Filipino bank hostage taker dies after 48 hour standoff
At Subic Bay Philippines a gunman held bank workers for 48 hours inside a small bank on the U S Naval Base. Navy officials said negotiators warned of no food if demands were not met. The gunman threatened to burn a pregnant woman. Marines found him unconscious and he died two hours later. The bank manager was reported to be the only torture victim and Philippine authorities questioned the hostages.
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Sumgy Bay
Philippines
U.S. Naval Base
Suble Bay
Navy
Michael Sherian
Sherman
Gui Mim
Shernan
Scerman Sakile
OPEC Delays Price Increase At Caraballeda Meeting
OPEC producers failed to raise prices at their winter meeting in Caraballeda near Caracas. They set the base price at 612.70 per 42 gallon barrel and postponed any rise until the next gathering, citing a surplus of about 2 million barrels a day. The talks saw Saudi Arabia and Iran oppose increases while urging voluntary production cuts to absorb excess supply.
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Caracas
Venezuela
United States
International Oil Cartel
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Caraballeda
Ali Jaidah
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Sod Arabia
Yaman! Ted Reporter
Carabalteda
Saudi Arabia
Ran
United Arab Emirates
Libya
Algecia
Iraq
Iran
United Arab Emlrates
Hiinist
Mana Saew Otsiha
Associated Press
Sadat Rejects Begin West Bank Proposals in Cairo
President Anwar Sadat rejected Prime Minister Menahem Begin's West Bank plan calling some terms unacceptable while signaling openness to a broader settlement. He noted rapid changes and described Saudi Arabia backing for Sadat’s attempts, with Gulf states reportedly weighing a formal negotiation declaration.
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Sadat
Begin
West Bank
Cairo
Egypt
Anway Sadat
Menahem Begin
Israel
Aire
Jordan River
Ismailia
Ezer Weizman
Weizman
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Alow
Saudi Arabia
Fahd
Saufi
London
Persian Gulf
Husband Missing Before House Fire At Fort Bragg
A California woman, Mrs Nick Lackey, survived a blaze at her home four days after her husband went missing at sea in a hurricane force storm near Fort Bragg. Two young sons, ages 2 and 4, escaped with her as three dogs perished. Fire officials described the scene as a total toss, with candles and lamps likely contributing to the fire amid violent winds. Coast Guard helicopters and rescue crews scoured Humboldt Bay for Lackey and partner Ernest Lopez, who were crab fishing when the storm struck.
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Fort Bragg
Calif
Isheensau
Nick Lackey
Essape
Pat
Fred Baroni
Baroni
California
Amit
Coast Guard
Humboldt Bay
Lackey
Ernest Lopez
Fragmented Daily Ledger Irregularities Prompt Obscure Notes
A garbled OCR fragment from WHE Daily Matl Exabsiahel repeats stray phrases about daily reach, memorial days, and diverse topics. It mentions Rogerstown and Be 21742 with scattered references to the Aeacsted Press, political terms, and vague figures. The text lacks a coherent event or clear entities.
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Rogerstown
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