French newspapers condemn release of Palestinian terrorist
Paris and Jerusalem react to France freeing Abu Daoud, alleged 1972 Olympic attacker. Le Figaro and L’Aurore denounce the decision as shameful while Israel recalls its ambassador and the U S condemns the action as undermining extradition norms. French-German talks blame Munich procedure.
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France
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L’aurore
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Foreign Ministry
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Terrariam
Daoud
Mordecai Gazit
Paria
Lato Force
Gazit
West Germany
Borm
Munich
Justice Ministry
U.S
State Department
Longet to take stand in Babich shooting trial
Aspen AP report says Claudine Longet will testify in her manslaughter case over the 2 March incident that left champion skier Vladimir Babich wounded. Prosecutors rested. defense argues the shooting was an accident and a verdict could come by week’s end.
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Aspen
Colo
Claudine Loniget
Andy Willian
Vladimir
Spider" Babich
Charles W. Weediman
Inore
Weediman
Miss Longet
Babich
Willams
Gilmore Brothers Visit Before Execution in Utah Prison
Prison officials allow an hour long contact visit for condemned killer Gary Gilmore with his two brothers Frack and Mike after his isolation rules are eased. Gilmore expresses disappointment that his mother cannot attend due to weather and health. He remains slated for execution by firing squad Monday at 7 48 a m MST, with temporary relief from solitary confinement starting Thursday.
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Salt Lake City
Gary Gilmore
Frack
Mike Gilmore
Earsel Payne
Utah State
Gilmore
Bessie Gilmore
Milwaukie
Ore
Fagan
Provo
Ten year old admits setting deadly Christmas fire
A 10 year old boy admitted starting a December 20 blaze at 235 South Wilmer Street in the Witmer Street building Los Angeles. Police say the boy used matches to set an old couch under a stairwell and then fled to his family's apartment. ten people died in the fire. He was booked for murder and arson and likely will be turned over to county probation. The boy and his parents escaped unharmed.
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Ponce
Richard King
Witmer Street
Los Angeles
King
County
Wilmer St
Democrats End Free Haircuts in Senate Barber Shop
Senate Democrats voted to end free haircuts and shoe shines in the Senate barber shop. From now on they pay for a haircut and a shine priced according to style, matching House charges. Majority Leader Robert Byrd noted salaries and tips previously given.
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Senate
Robert C. Byrd
House
Byrd
Te Cham Sale of Farm Tractors and Trucks
A local ad lists farm tractors and trucks for sale by Comservil Inc located along Route 1 70 at Maryland with a 2 percent commission. Contact 71 9100 for details.
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Comservil, Inc
Carter's attorney general pick grilled by Senate panel
Griffin Bell faced hours of questioning as he seeks confirmation as attorney general. Senators pressed his civil rights and desegregation record, while other Carter nominees advanced with varying reception. Bell defended enforcing the law, citing desegregation efforts and school desegregation history in Georgia.
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Senate
Lec Carter
Carter
Atlanta
Griffin B. Bell
Senate Safety Committees
Michael Blumenthal
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Bell
Judiciary
Harold Brown
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cyrus R. Vance
Foreign Relations Committee
Bob Bergland
Agriculture
Senate Agriculture Committee
Charles L. Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Senate Banking Committee
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Bel
Gudryla
Ernest Vandiver
Wee
Brown
Armed Forces Committee
Be Sts
Pentagon
Vance
Henry Kissinger
Replacemett
Frank Church
Vietnam
Acny
Lyndon B. Johnson
Schultze
Banking Committee
Blumenthal
Bendix Corp
GOP bank balance stays healthy amid campaign funds
Washington AF reports the Republican National Committee raised 1.8 million for Ford’s campaign but unspent funds may return to pay remaining bills. Ford’s public funds usage appears under the limit, with final expense reports due January 31. Baker withdraws from chair race as seven others enter the contest.
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Washington
Republican Party
Ford
Republican National Committee
Carter
James 4. Baker Jrf
Baker
William Greener
Vie
Ford Committee
Greener
White House
William E. Brock II
Tennessee
Robert Carter
National Committee
Arthur Pletcher
White Noyse
Bachi Berentson
Senate
Richard Richards
Utah
Thomas Milligan
Indiana
Kent B. McGough
Ohio
Frederick K. Biebel
Connecticut
GOP
Hoever
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Daly Mail Local Paper Notice Summary
Fragmented OCR text shows a newspaper masthead Daly Mail with telephones and publication details. Mentions holidays and dates, postage notes, and republication disclaimers. Content is garbled with scattered references to Hagerstown and Associated Press and misformatted pricing.
Maryland Lottery Rures Daily Game Drawn Number 292
The Maryland Lottery draws the daily Rumbers Game result with the winning number 292 reported. The fragment notes Tuesday drawing and mentions Baltimore AP as the source.
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MD. Lottery
Baltimore
Maryland
Rurbers
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