Carter expects no early summit with Brezhnev
President Carter doubts an immediate meeting with Soviet leader Brezhnev, favoring delaying talks to shape a new arms treaty at a higher level. Brezhnev and U S officials discussed policy and human rights, while Carter weighs tax reform and defense options including cruise missiles.
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Washington
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U.S
Malcolm Toon
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Bovlel Union
Tass
Toor
Feders Burea
Justice Department
Moscow
Ile
Bombing Hits Israeli Market Wounds Dozens
A bomb exploded in a crowded vegetable market in Petah Tikva, wounding 20 people and injuring two seriously. Police detained about 30 Arabs for questioning as the blast disrupted the city near Tel Aviv.
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Son in law charged with killing heiress in Duluth
Police say Roger Sipe Caldwell, 43, of Golden Colorado, husband of heiress Elisabeth Congdon’s adopted daughter, was arrested in St. Louis Park Minnesota while hospitalized after a suspected heart attack. He faces charges in the June 1977 murders of Elisabeth Congdon and her nurse. Evidence tied Caldwell to the crimes found in hotel rooms in Golden Bloomington and in the Congdon mansion loot valued at about $3,000.
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Girl Scout abductee longs to camp again
Charlotte Grosse, 15, who was kidnapped from a tent at Temple State Park on June 29 and sexually abused, said by her father to want to camp again. Police charged Wilfred Bannister, 38, with kidnapping and involuntary sexual abuse after Charlotte escaped from a house and hid with a neighbor.
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Sahasota
Fla
Charlotte Grosse
Tran
Richard Grosse
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Sarasota County
Wilfred
Rusty” Bannister
Banmule
Inhumane Punishment for Dubuque Officer Draws Fire
Dubuque police officer Paul O'Brien, 28, is ordered by Police Chief Robert O'Brien to stand on a street corner for two days as punishment after forgetting his ticket book. The extreme heat near 109 degrees fuels criticism from City Council member James Beauly and calls for investigation.
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James Beauly
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Egyptian religious minister found murdered in villa near Cairo
Anishot through the eye and strangled, Sheik Mohamed Zahabi former minister of religious affairs was killed in a suburban villa near the Giza pyramids. Police say three young men, arrested nearby, confessed in this sect related kidnapping and ransom case with ties to Jaamat al Tatkeer wal Hjira.
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Associated Press
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Anwar el-Ma'moun
Usaid
Ofte
Zahabi
Sunday
Set
Ieader
Shukri Ahmed Mustafa
Interior Ministry
Bilbstry Saas
Maryland Numbers Game Drawn Result Report
Baltimore AP reports the Maryland Numbers Game drawing Tuesday night produced the result BH eight forty four. The fragment confirms a Maryland lottery draw outcome with an unclear spelling of the winning number.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Homosexual roommates linked to 28 murders
Riverside authorities tie two Redondo Beach men, David Will and Patrick Kearney, to a string of brutal killings over seven years. Evidence includes a bloody hacksaw, carpet fibers, and dog hair matched to victims. The pair, both avowed homosexuals, were arraigned on murder counts and face possible more links as investigations continue.
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Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
Riverside
Calif
Sheriff's Deputies
David Will
Patrick Kearney
Redonda Beach
Riverside County
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Clark
Kearney
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Hill
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LaMay
Sheriff's
Maryland School Construction Paid Back After Audit
A state audit concludes Maryland's school construction program has repaid funds. Former agency head Alco R. Skip Carey Jr. was convicted of embezzlement and forgery. Legislative Auditor Pierce J. Lambuin cites satisfactory progress implementing audit recommendations.
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Skip" Carey Jr
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Memorial and holiday notice appears in faded Matl paper
The page shows a faded town notice listing holidays such as Day of Memorial Day Independence Day and Thanksgiving. It mentions postage or subscription rates per week and weekly mail delivery terms, with partially legible contact details and pricing.
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Suamit Abe
Hegershaa
Hayeratoese
AP Neax
Hijack murder suspect to undergo mental exams
Luis Robinson, an Argentine Panamanian man accused in the bus hijacking and killings, will be examined by psychiatrists for a month to assess fitness for trial. He faced charges including two murders, two attempted murders, kidnapping, and possession of a weapon after the JFK Airport siege.
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Luis Robinoce
Robinson
Sinehoor
Joan F. Kennedy International Airport
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Queens
State Supreme Court
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Kings County Hospital
Brooklyn
Cuba
Detroit
Bath
Maine
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Dorie
Vermont
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Luis
New Jersey
Somerset
N.J
Norman Bazick
New York
Vermouling
Kennedy Airport
Baltimore port sees 12.3 percent drop in foreign trade
The Maryland Port Administration reports a 12.3 percent decline in foreign tonnage at Baltimore during the first quarter versus 1976. Officials credit a harsh winter and a bumper Soviet wheat crop for reduced shipments, noting US wheat exports and coal movements fell as coal froze in winter hopper cars.
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Tis City
Svith
Maryland Port Administration
Soviet Union
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