Fires in Four States Blacken 150000 Acres
Six fires raged across Idaho Oregon Montana and Nevada burning more than 150000 acres with 3000 firefighters contending. Mortar Creek in Idaho had 57000 acres, while Gallagher Peak and other blazes drew criticism and caution from officials as crews fought near Missoula and Ukiah.
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Idaho
Mortar Creek
U.S. Forest Service
Max Peterson
Peterson
John Evans
Forest Service
Evans
Gallagher Peak
Lee Carr
Boise
John Gibson
Forest Information Officer
Londonderry March Draws 15000 Protestants in Tense Day
More than 15,000 Apprentice Boys marched through Londonderry to mark a historic siege. Security was tight as riots and shootings plagued Northern Ireland, with police reporting repeated clashes and bomb threats amid ongoing sectarian tensions.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Apprentice Boys
Irish Republican Army
Man
Garvagh
McGraw
Ulster Defense Regiment
Belfast
Irish Republic
Garrett FitzGerald
Commonwealth
Arafat to Meet U.S. Official in New York
Palestinian guerrilla leader Yasser Arafat will meet a Kuwaiti official in New York next month as he prepares to address the U N General Assembly in September. The meeting, reported by Al Qabas citing tentative Palestinian sources, could inflame Israeli concerns over U N debate on palestinian statehood and potential changes to Resolution 242.
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Kuwait
Yasser Arafat
New York
Senin Aera
U.S
al Qabas
Arafat
Caves
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.N. General Assembly
Carter
White House
Ephraim Evron
U.N. Council
Israel
Haaretz
Washington
Evron
Neil Goldschmidt
Portland
Ore
Transportation
Navy
W. Graham Claytor
Reas
Defense
Senate
Claytor
Brock Adams
Softball action outlined in Star slow pitch page
Clarke County School Board discussed junk food restrictions and a dentist offered an unexpected view. Local sports page notes two of three area teams involved in ball action with game details and standings.
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Clarke County School Board
Carter OKs White House Changes Amid Campaign Shakeup
President Carter, at Camp David, approves White House staff realignments led by Hamilton Jordan. The moves include adding Alonzo McDonald to the senior staff and promoting Sarah Wed gington, with Tim Kraft shifting to the re election committee and Evan Dobelle relinquishing national chair duties.
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Washington
Carter
Camp David
White House
Hamilton Jordan
Jordan
Ana Ohosarog
Robert J. Lishutz
Georgia
Charles Kirbo
Carter Financial Trust
Lipshutz
Sarah Weddington
Alonzo McDonald
Tim Kraft
Carter-Mondale Reelection Committee
Evan Dobelle
Oval Office
McDonald
Estaban Torres
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Torres
United Auto Workers
Joe Aragon
Gerald Rafshoon
Frank Moore
Congressinal
Moore
Congress
Tougher airline inspections seen
FAA official predicts tougher inspections and clearer airline guidelines following investigations into the worst U S air disaster. He cites reevaluation of aircraft design approval and the use of manufacturer engineers as FAA agents.
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Rosemont
Ill
Federal Aviation Administration
Charles Foster
FAA
National Transportation Safety Board
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Inside Today
Weeterreeee
Ttn
Abby
Scott Mason
Larry Sullivan
Frederick County
Goldschmidt
NTSB
Byrd
Bar
Dallas
Tex
Harry , Jr
Washington, D.C
Financial House
Senate Finance Committee
American Bar Assn
Jimmy Carter
Prash
American Airlines
Chicago
Foster
U.S. Air Force
Douglas Aircraft Co
Vincent K. Brooks
Ft. Lee
United States Military Academy
West
Scott
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