Espionage Arrests Tie Vietnamese Spy Case to Paris Couriers
Ronald Louis Humphrey and Truong Dinh Hung, both charged in a seven count indictment, allegedly transmitted U S defense documents to Hanoi via relay couriers. They pleaded innocence at Alexandria court as bail was set at 250000 dollars.
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South Vietnam
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U.S
Vietnam
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Truong Dinh Hung
Hanoi
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Paris
U.S. District Court
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Frank W. Dunham Jr
Dunham
Marvin Miller
Truong Dinh Dzu
Nguyen van Thieu
Stanford University
Animal Health Institute
George Washington University
U.S. Information Agency
Justice Department
USIA
Saigon
Foreign Service Information Officer
Winchester junior miss profile notes next fall college plans
The assistant editor of the Literary Magazine and a member of First Presbyterian Church was named Winchester Junior Miss for 1978 and competed in the Virginia State Pageant in Roanoke last month. She plans to attend the College of William and Mary next fall.
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Roanoke
College of William and Mary
Sadat and Atherton Hold Talks on Peace Plan Gaps
In Cairo President Sadat and U S Assistant Secretary Alfred Atherton discussed for over an hour amid Egyptian objections to Israeli draft proposals. Israeli Dayan denied pledges to Carter about West Bank settlements as talks also covered Sinai withdrawal and a broader peace framework.
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Anwar Sadat
U.S
Alfred Atherton
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Moshe Dayan
Israel
Carter
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Jordan River
Atherton
Mohamed Ibrahim Kamel
Hosny Mubarak
Sadat
United States
Kamel
Washington
Sinai Desert
Dayan
Aswan
Mideast
Sinai
Webster faces Senate review for FBI director role
Judge William H. Webster navigated Senate confirmation hearings amid questions about his club memberships in St Louis. He says he will monitor clubs for discrimination and may resign if they impede his FBI duties as Clarence Kelley nears Feb 15 departure. He stressed commitment to color blind membership and changes in FBI techniques.
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William H. Webster
Federal Appellate Court
Senate
Federal Bureau of Investigation
St. Louis
F.B.I
Clarence M. Kelley
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Webster
Noonday Club
Mysterious Order of the Veiled Prophets
University Club
Pentagon warns of rising costs and shrinking pool for volunteer army
Pentagon spokesmen say recruitment costs have surged to keep the force at 2.1 million, with last year costing 1200 per enlistee and 500 million annually. The draft ended in 1974, and with 18 year olds dwindling to 1.7 million in 1986 88, higher reenlistment and more female volunteers are relied on to maintain forces.
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Pentagon
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Defense Department
Becker
New Approach Tackles Child Abuse and Neglect
The article discusses a shift in Virginia from police and courts to welfare departments as the primary handlers of child abuse and neglect cases. It notes that neglect, not just abuse, drives most case loads in Winchester Frederick Clarke and Warren Counties and explains the 1975 state code change transferring responsibility to the State Department of Welfare and redefining case handling as a social service effort.
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Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Virginia
State Department of Welfare
Fast food lunches transform Las Vegas high schools
Las Vegas public high schools embrace quick service meals, offering tacos pizzas hot dogs and fries meeting Agriculture Department standards. The program draws about 90 percent of juniors and seniors to the cafeteria, yields large profits, and spurs interest in similar trials in New York. Critics warn of insufficient vegetables and potential for reinforcing poor eating habits. Len Fredrick, the lunch director since 1972, says the model wins by competing on freshness price and in-house prep, turning a prior 200 000 annual deficit into substantial profit.
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Las Vegas
New York
Agriculture Department
Len Fredrick
Middletown Technicon spotlight in Frederick South column
Middletown's newest industry is highlighted in the Frederick-South column of today's Star Technicon, with a feature on its local impact. A page 17 area news item collects reactions from coal suppliers about strike effects on heating sources.
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Technicon
Middletown
Frederick-South
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