IRS probes Moonie church for tax status doubts
U S officials review tax exempt status of the Unification Church known as the Holy Spirit Association. Complaints cite political activity and charity funding questions while church says it holds about 2 million in income in 1975 from public donations.
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Anti American Attacks Highlight West Germany Scene
West Germany saw anti American sentiment flare with attacks on US facilities. A bomb near Frankfurt targeted the US Army’s 5th Corps injuring a German civilian and a US soldier while an anarchist group claimed responsibility. The next day arson damaged two trucks at an air base near Frankfurt. Politicians condemned the actions as a rise in guerrilla terrorism.
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Cuba to receive Soviet nuclear reactor for power needs
Cuba plans to obtain four Soviet nuclear reactors for electricity, Cuba’s minister of construction says. He defends nuclear use and rejects curtailment, noting Cuba’s need as an energy source. Habitat Forum delegates discuss a moratorium and phased withdrawal of reactors and favor solar options.
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Guerrillas defy Syrian ultimatum in Lebanon
Beiruti and Palestinian guerrillas refuse a Syrian order to evacuate positions in eastern Lebanon. The Syrian invasion force warns of devastation if not obeyed, while reports say Syrian troops and tanks move toward guerrilla bases near the Israeli border, risking wider conflict.
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Angolan Marxists claim limited resistance after civil war
In Luanda officials say pockets of resistance remain in the south as the MPLA government asserts control nationwide. The northern border with Zaire remains closed and reports of organized opposition persist from South Africa and UNITA factions.
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Spanish King and Queen Visit U S for NATO and Jewish Delegation Talks
King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia spent two days in Washington meeting President Ford and hosting a NATO outreach appeal. They met a Jewish delegation at Blair House and presented a Don Quixote exhibit at the Kennedy Center. They plan to return to Spain Saturday.
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Jewish Delegation, Headed By Foner Supreme Justice Anthor Goldberg
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Pennsylvania Batery Double Dollars Winning Numbers
The list shows weekly Pennsylvania lottery style numbers with multiple formats: six digit N24 five digit 12508 four digit 1663 three digit Doublers and various blends. The fragment references prize digits and drawings without full context.
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Martha Mitchell buried with wreath reading She Was Right
Martha Mitchell 97 died in New York after a bone cancer illness. She was laid to rest in Pane Bluff with a wreath inscribed Martha Was Right. Her estranged husband John Mitchell and family attended a brief funeral and grave side rites amid reporters and photographers.
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Nun Indicted in Infant Death at Rochester Convent
Sister Maureen, 35, a Pittsford school principal, was indicted on first degree manslaughter charges in the infant death found in a convent room. Police say the baby, born to the nun, was discovered in a wastebasket with clothing around its neck. the nun faced arraignment and remains free on $508 bail.
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Britain’s Pound Recovers Slightly After Callaghan Resigns
Britain's troubled pound edged higher in early trading as Prime Minister James Callaghan and Chancellor Denis Healey retired on Thursday. Dealers credited the retreat for suggesting possible emergency measures to shore up the currency and predicted further gains by day’s end.
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Denis Healey
Former Navy secretary says he failed to oust Rickover
Former Navy Secretary Paul Nitze recalls trying to retire Admiral Rickover about a decade earlier but says the Joint Atomic Energy Committee opposed the move. He notes Lyndon Johnson and Robert McNamara backed him, while Rickover continued in active duty amid debate over nuclear propulsion vs gas turbine engines.
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Doc Severinsen divorced with large alimony and assets
NBC Tonight Show band leader Caz H Severinsen gains divorce settlement with 75 000 yearly alimony a ranch a Cadillac and a Beattie plus possible renegotiation after 5500000 year. Evonne Severinsen claims abandonment since 1964 and alleges income and residence with another woman while the family era ends. A separate note mentions Pablo Picasso heirs disputing an estate valued at 253 million with 730 million in assets to come and Marina Picasso seeking fair executor division after Picasso’s death in 1973.
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Quinlan daughter Karen tole deal signals media rights
The Laures Howe Journal says it has secured rights from the Quinlan parents for Karen Ann Quinlan's story, with reported payment of 30 000 dollars. The Quinlans of Landing NJ, who fought for their daughter's right to die with dignity, may also pursue television and film rights.
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New York Daily News
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Sal Mines murder case draws daily police calls
Los Angeles fans flood police lines almost daily over the 344-month old murder of actor Sal Simea. The calls come largely from women, with estimates of around percent of them. Authorities say the inquiries reflect ongoing public interest in the long unresolved case.
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Salta Merlin
Mafia reporter bomb attack shocks Phoenix area
Phoenix AP reporter Dan Balles survives after a midtown hotel bombing linked to his Mafia crime stories. Police identify suspect John Harvey Adamson, 32, while associate Bolles, 47, is in critical condition. Investigators say the blast used TNT or dynamite and may have been triggered by a battery.
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