Pentagon report urges West Point reforms to restore image
A 20 page Army study released by three generals urges West Point to add ethics and sex education, improve athletics, reduce grade focus, and boost civilian faculty. It cites morale problems, cheating scandals, humorless culture, and overburdened cadets, proposing a broad ethics program and staff reforms to restore excellence.
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Jalatsch
Washington
Army
West Point
Boeve
Er Anataeabangs
Rudy
Bernard W. Rogers
Toraalis
Balsipravy
Woahim
Willman Dickinson
Fach V. Mackimall
Jack N. Mertitt
TV in courtroom spotlight as murder trial unfolds
In Miami a 15 year old, Ronald Zamora, and 14 year old Darrell Agrella face murder charges in Elinor Haggart death. Defense cites television violence and possible hypnotic drug use to explain actions. Actors and psychiatrists may testify as screens roll with Kojak references and Savalas may appear.
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Miami
Ronald Zamora
Actre Telly Savalas
Fillis Rubin
Tom Headley
Ellis
Zamora
Dade County
Headley
Amythig Zamora
Blonday
Darrell Agreila
Elinor Haggart
Miami Beach
Agrella
Savalas
Seden
H. Paul Baker
Rubin
Haggart
New York Blackout Narrowly Averted After Storm
Officials say lessons from July's blackout helped prevent a citywide crisis as about 130000 customers in Westchester and the Bronx faced an hour long blackout. Con Edison president Arthur Hauspurg cited prompt system action and selective transmission line cuts amid lightning and generator shutdowns.
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New York
Guillty
New York City
Arthur Hauspurg
Consolidated Edison Co
Westchester County
Bronx
Con Fd
Hausparg
Knievel to Face Arraignment Over Bat Attack
Evel Knievel will arraign Wednesday on felony assault charges for allegedly attacking television executive Saltman with a baseball bat. Police said Saltman, former publicist for Knievel and author of a book about him, suffered a broken arm and wrist in the Sept 21 confrontation.
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Angeles
Evel Knievel
Knievel
Sheldon
Sallman
Genlury Fox
Saltman
Kilevel
Evel Kilevel
Man charged in 1949 church bombing in Birmingham
A 73 year old white man, Robert Edward Chambliss, was indicted on first degree murder charges for the 1949 church bombing in Birmingham that killed four black girls and injured 19 others at Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. He was held without bond after the Jefferson County grand jury handed up the indictments.
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Birmingham
Ala
Robert Edward Chambliss
Jefferson, County
Blunt
Sixteenth Street
Maryland Numbers Game winner drawn Monday
The winning Maryland Numbers Game daily number drawn Monday was 715. Pittsburgh daily lottery draws yesterday listed the number 11.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Daly Follery
Pittssurgh
APY
Powesylvania
Dottery
Torrijos Voices Mixed Views on Communism and U.S. Ties
Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos compares himself to Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy as less Communist than Abraham Lincoln. In a three day interview with American correspondents in Farallon he praises Fidel Castro, invites Ronald Reagan to visit, and defends the canal treaty amid American opposition. He argues the United States wants a partnership and condemns critics as misunderstanding his aims.
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Pahallon
Panama
Omar Torrijos
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
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Hiroe
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Ronald Reagan
Thal
Torrijns
Torrice
Farallon
Pacific Ocean
Panama City
San Miguel
United States
Panams
Torrijos
Canal Zone
Panama Canal Company
U.S
Panamanian Central
Canal Company
Geneva
Franklin Hoosevelt
John Kennedy
Abraham Einenn
Ities
Nations Guard
Arnulfo Arak
Kelly
Castro
Havana
Aften
Carlos Lopez Michelsen
Colombia
Daniel Cluber
Costa Rica
Carlos Andres Peter
Venezuela
Fidel
President Carter
Carter
The Dary Mail 1875 Postal Rates and Address
Fragmented text notes publication details for The Dary Mail dated 1875 with garbled address lines and rates. Mentions weekly and monthly subscriptions, various holidays, and advertising placeholders. Includes inconsistent postal and circulation figures and an editor or printer imprint.
Tennessee judge ousted after remark about colleague
Judge Charles Galbreath, 62, is replaced on the Tennessee Criminal Appeals panel after he muttered “Oh, for God's sake” about Judge Martha Craig Daughtrey during a session. Galbreath defends his remark and rejects accusations, citing bored by “unnecessary and inane questions.”
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Matt Vancey
Galbreath
Nashville
Russell
Martha Craig Daughtrey
Daughtrey
Nashville Tennessean
Daughnrey
Galbyeath
Tennessee Judicial Conference
Larry Flynt
Criminal Appeals Court
Hustler
Charles Galbreath
Tennessee
Flynt
Columbus
Ohio
Daughtery
Hubert Dwyer
Memphis
Dwyer
State Supreme Court
Robert Cooper
Egypt rejects Israel ban on PLO at peace meeting
Egypt and the United States seek a formula allowing PLO participation in Geneva. Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy says the PLO must be represented, or the conference loses purpose. U S Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Israel discuss Palestinian representation as Dayan meets with Carter. Syrian and Jordanian envoys plan White House talks with President Carter.
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Barry Schweid
Amonsted
Trited Nations
N.Y
IAP
Egypt
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
Middle East
Geroa
Ismail Pahmy
PLO
Geneva
Fahmy
Pahing
United States
Cyrus Fi Nance
Vance
Moshe Dayan
State Department
Hodding Carter
Nance
Ith Dayanim
Secretary of
Carter
Dayan
Bayon
Meanimte
White House
Cease Fire Holds in South Lebanon Despite Guerilla Stance
In Beir ut the AP reports a U S mediated truce in southern Lebanon with Palestinian guerrillas near the Israeli border not pulling back. Al Khiam says stop firing only, while Israel shells near Hosh Hanigra and Khiam remains contested. Lebanese troops move to establish a buffer zone as PFLP and AL Fatah positions are noted.
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Farouk Nassar
Palestine Liberation Organization
Hosh Hanigra
Associated Press
Alex Elty
Khia
Efty
Israel
Khiam
Marjayoun
Chestian
U.S. Iplomals
Beirut
Bate
Lebanon
Popular Front For the Liberation of
Palestina
Arafat
AL Fatah
Coed Drowns After Fall Into Storm Drain
Springfield police identify Lynne Ann Dedrick a 19 year old Baptist Bible College freshman from Dallas as the drowning victim after she fell into an open storm drain during heavy rains. Up to three inches of rain fell in parts of the city Monday.
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Springfield
Lynne Ann Dedrick
Dallas
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