Death penalty for Yank mercenary in Angola case
A revolutionary court in Luanda sentenced four mercenaries including an American to death by firing squad. Daniel Gearhart of Maryland and three other Britons were among those condemned for involvement in an armed massacre. The judge said sentences will go to President Neto for confirmation.
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Daniel Gearhart
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South Africa
Costas Georgia
Tony Callan
Andrew Mackenzie
John D. Barker
Ernesto da Silva
Agostinho Neto
Carter Reflects On Civil Obedience Belief As Campaign Shifts
Carter, a Baptist deacon and likely Democratic nominee, says Christians must disobey civil authorities when laws oppose God, while urging respect for authorities. He begins a four day eight city fund raising tour. Ford nears 1,130 delegates with Reagan gaining ground in Idaho Montana New Mexico. Carter leads Democratic count with at least 1714 delegates over 1505 needed for nomination. Uncommitted Republican delegates 103 and 98 yet to be chosen amid scattered delegations.
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Episcopal leader opposes ordination of women
The presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, John M. Allin, writes a letter to Bishop Charles Gaskell stating he is not for ordaining women. He notes his Mississippi remarks suggested support, but says he did not endorse full ordination and hopes all Episcopalians accept the September convention verdict.
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Washington
Episcopal Church
John M. Allin
Charles T. Gaskell
Milwaukee
Allin
Gaskell
Diocese of
Mississippi
Altin
Escaped killer Brinlee surrenders quietly in rural Oklahoma
Rex Brinlee Jr., an escapee from Oklahoma State Penitentiary since June 19, gave himself up after recognized by guard A A Pearce in a Jones Grocery. Brinlee and Pearce walked outside to discuss the matter and then returned to call the prison. Two other convicts remain at large.
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Pearce
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Rex Brinlee Jr
Brinlee
State Prison
Richard Crisp
Rex
Mr. Pearce
Oklahoma
U S Posts First Trade Surplus Of The Year
The United States posted a $396 million trade surplus in May after four deficits, with exports reaching a record $9.6 billion. Imports fell 4.3 percent to $9.2 billion, led by a $676 million drop in petroleum imports.
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Washington
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United States
Commerce Department
Tucson Daily Citizen AP Membership and Subscription Rates
Publication confirms Associated Press usage rights and outlines subscription rates for home delivery in Tucson and outside areas. Rates include weekly, monthly, and yearly prices with December 1975 payment incentives. Includes mailing and second class details for Arizona and out-of-state addresses.
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United Press International
Tucson
State of Arizona
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
Citizen Publishing Company
Park Ave
High court ends annual altering of busing plans
The Supreme Court ruled federal courts cannot require yearly changes to desegregation plans to reflect population shifts. By a 6 to 2 vote the court overturned a Ninth Circuit ruling on Pasadena Unified School District. The decision follows Ford’s move to limit busing orders to five years. Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Feng, 27, accidentally shot three fingers while pursuing a teen thief.
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Los Angeles
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Real
Prade
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Kenneth Feng
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Hampshire
England
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John Anderson
GOP
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Beirut
Lebanon
American University of Beirut
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Tal Zaatar
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Okla
Jones’ Grocery
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U.S
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Phoenix
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