Harmless eccentric arsonist tied to crowded Miami blaze
Charles Cornell Reardon, 49, identified by a witness as the man who set fire to the Concord Cafeteria in Miami Beach, injuring 139. He turned himself in, was held without bond on second degree arson and throwing a destructive device charges, while victims' conditions ranged from critical to released.
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Nathan Targue
Targue
Pentagon Papers jury resumes as defense seeks dismissal
In Los Angeles the Pentagon Papers trial resumes after a week. Defense argues prosecutorial misconduct, seeking dismissal. Judge Byrne denies a motion to dismiss and a motion for a mistrial while signaling possible punitive action. Brig. Gen. Paul Gorman slated for cross examination on national security risks. William Gerhardt, NSA analyst, to testify on why papers were not submitted earlier.
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Russo
David Nissen
Pentagon
Nissen
Garman
West Pont
Vietnam
William Gerhardt
National Security Agency
Defense Department
Gerhardt
Washington
Hoffa Testimonial Dinner Tests Teamsters Loyalty
A widening rift between Teamsters president Frank Fitzsimmons and former chief Hoffa colors White House ties with the union. Hoffa’s 60th birthday dinner in Cherry Hill N J doubles as a loyalty test, with Fitzsimmons declining attendance and urging restraint by other officials. Hoffa seeks a comeback, backed by Local 676 leader John P. Greeley and ally Harold Gibbons, while Fitzsimmons enforces Hoffa’s post release ban on union activity through March 6, 1980.
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Washington
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
James R. Hoffa
Teamster
Administration
Hoffa
Cherry Hill
N.J
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Teamster Local 676
Camden
Greeley
Fitzsimmons
Union
Lewisburg
Nixon
Stennis status steady after weekend improvement
UPI reports Senator John C. Stennis remains in very serious condition from gunshot wounds after a weekend of progress. A Walter Reed spokesman noted improved health, guarded recovery prospects, and better sleep. NRA offered a $10,000 reward for information on the robbery outside his Washington home.
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UPI
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Walter
Reed Army Medical Center
Mississippi
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The
National Rifle Association
Middletown Newspaper Rates and Publication Details
Notice lists publication schedule as morning daily through Saturday with holidays, by Orange County Publications Division of Ot take Way Newspapers Inc at 40 Mulberry St Middletown NY 10940. Rates show home delivery 90 cents weekly, single copy 15 cents, Sunday Record 20 cents. Second class postage paid at Middletown.
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Orange County Publications Division
Ottaway Newspapers, Inc
Mulberry St
Middletown
N.Y
Belfast violence deaths and injuries overshadow weekend
Belfast saw nine killed and at least 25 wounded in a weekend of sectarian violence, with six gunmen killed by British troops in a dawn street battle. Separate reports from Vienna Bonn Mendoza Innsbruck Cairo Tel Aviv and Vatican describe its global war and peace concerns.
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Israel Libartowsky
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