Remains of Four American Airmen Returned From Laos
In Vientiane a U S congressional delegation led by G V Montgomery said Laos will hand over four American airmen killed in Laos during the Indochina war. The remains, found at three crash sites, will be flown to Hanoi after processing in Laos.
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Vientiane
Laos
U.S
United States
G.V. Montgomery
D-Miss
Vietnam
Montgomery Group
Khamphai Boupha
Montgomery
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Tay Ninh
Ho Chi Minh City
Cambodia
Carter and family relax at Brinkerhoff Lodge in Grand Teton
President Carter and family settle into Brinkerhoff Lodge above Jackson Lake to begin the second week of a holiday in Grand Teton National Park Wyoming. He waved to reporters after arriving by helicopter following a three day Salmon River trip in Idaho.
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Grand Teton National Park
Wyo
Carter
Brinkerhoff
Jackson Lake
Teton Mountains
Salmon River
Idaho
Cow Teaches Flashing Teeth For Photo At Fair
With help from friend Lee Keeler a Holstein cow may flash its teeth for a photographer. They joined the Clarke County Raritan Fair dairy show at the county fairgrounds on Rt. 7 west of Berryville. The Clarke County Raritan Club hosts a horse show today as the livestock events near completion. The event began at 9 a.m. Today the 4-H and FFA market steer sale starts at 7:15 p.m. followed by the 4-H calf scramble in the grandstand ring.
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Lee Keeler
Clarke County Raritan Fair
Rt. 7
Business
Berryville
Clarke County Raritan Club
FFA
Guerrillas Force Somoza to Concede in Palace Siege
In Managua leftist Sandinista fighters forced President Somoza to meet their demands after seizing the National Palace. Thousands cheered as they left for asylum in Panama. A nationwide strike was urged by anti-Somoza politicians to topple the regime, while Venezuela and Panama aided in the transfer of hostages and prisoners.
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Somoza
Managua
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Chambers of Commerce and Industry
Pedro Joaquin Chamorro
Carlos Andres Perez
Latin America
Organization of American States
Perez
Sandinista National Liberation Front
National Palace
Panama
Panama City
Jet Seized in Geneva Demands Hess and Sirhan Freed
A TWA jetliner bound for the United States was hijacked to Geneva by a mysterious group and they demanded freedom for Rudolf Hess, Sirhan Sirhan, and five Croatian hijackers. U.S. diplomat William Vanden Heuvel was mentioned in connection with the incident as details unfold.
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Geneva
Switzerland
TWA
United States
Freedom
Fuehrer
Rudolf Hess
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan Sirhan
U.S
William Vanden Heuvel
Katarina
Vanden Heuvel
United Nations
Carter
Hess
Berlin
Irish
International Committee of the Red Cross
Union Rejects Pact in Sharp Postal Showdown
The American Postal Workers Union voted 94 000 to 78 000 against the tentative contract, with threats to reopen talks and call a national strike within five days if the Postal Service refuses. The National Association of Letter Carriers had already rejected the pact, heightening the chance of a walkout.
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Washington
Postal Service
William F. Bolger
American Postal Workers Union
Stan Allen
National Association of Letter Carriers
APWU
Denver
Emmet Andrews
Andrews
Bolger
U.S Postal Service
Warner Seeks Tax Cuts and Federal Spending Cuts at Rotary
Republican Senate hopeful John Warner spoke to about 150 Rotary members urging 10 percent annual cuts in federal spending over three years. He criticized District of Columbia representation while stressing tax reform, farm policy, and flexible price supports for farmers. He contrasted his stance with challenger Andrew Miller on parity and agricultural trade barriers.
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Rotary Club
John Warner
Warner
District of Columbia
Andrew P. Miller
Lethal Vapor Leaks From Missile Silo Near Wichita
An underground Titan II silo leaked fuel after a valve failed creating a deadly orange vapor cloud. About 200 rural residents were evacuated while Air Force teams stabilized the site and kept precautionary measures in place though the cloud was no longer visible eight hours after the noon leak. Local residents may not return yet as safeguards remain.
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Wichita
Kan
Air Force
Karen Meier
Winchester Ordinances to be Recodified and Removed
Area News reports on laws to be repealed when Winchester ordinances are recodified. The piece surveys which statutes will go away and how the revised code will affect residents and city governance.
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Dang van Thuong
Carters
Jet
Sirhan
Bulletin
Cointrin Airport
Guy Fontanent
Rotary
J. Miles Cary
By Joe Bageant
Star
Concern
Capezio Ballet and Tap Shoes
Wilkins’ Shoe Center
Buddy Artrip
Bridge
IE Cies
OS Srey
Dear Abby
SS. Oaten Tnisnee Eens
Spectator
Maui
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