Ready to Die Gunman Holds Hostage in Indianapolis
A gunman calling himself ready to die held Meridian Mortgage executive Richard Hall hostage in an Indianapolis apartment. Authorities offered immunity to Anthony G. Kiritsis, 44, while siege teams and an Army bomb squad watched as negotiations continued after more than 24 hours. Police evacuated about 500 residents and investigated explosives claims tied to Kiritsis mortgage loan disputes.
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Consulting Firm Will Study Stonewall Closing
A Tidewater firm with prior hospital area studies will conduct traffic and parking research north of Winchester Memorial Hospital. The analysis includes fringe parking with shuttle service as a potential solution to the hospital area parking problem.
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Warnke Seen on Track for Senate Confirmation
President Carter backed Warnke for head of the Arms Control Disarmament Agency and U.S. SALT delegation chief after a three hour Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing. Most members support him though Republicans Griffin and Danforth pressed charges of unilateral disarmament concerns. Carter said Warnke has his complete confidence and will be confirmed overwhelmingly.
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Soviet Union
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Michigan
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Missouri
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Griffin
Danforth
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New York
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Illinois
Carter Eyes Pact to Limit Mobile Missiles Save Billions
President Carter signals a possible U.S.-Soviet agreement to halt deployment of mobile missiles. A halt could save up to 30 billion dollars and reduce exposure while the SSX-20 is tested. Officials warn stopping MX could leave Minuteman forces vulnerable to other ICBMs.
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Gas Supplies Restored With 75 Percent Curtailment for Nine Firms
Shenandoah Gas Co under State Corporation Commission orders limited nine area industrial customers to 75 percent of their usual gas needs. Companies include Abex Crown Cork Seal Capitol Records Rubbermaid Ashworth Henkel Harris O Sullivan Terry Howell Metals. Gas resumed for firm customers at 8 am with exceptions under SCC review.
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Capitol Records
Rubbermaid
Ashworth Brothers
Henkel-Harris
O'Sullivan Corp
Terry Industries
Howell Metals
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Fryling
Shenandoah Gas
Shenandoah Gas Company
Virginia
Carter Nominee Sees No Need To Reinstate Draft
President Carter's Army secretary nominee Clifford L. Alexander says early focus will be manpower issues but he sees no current need to restore conscription. Senate panel approved his nomination 6-0 as Army chief Gen Rogers warned reserves are thinning and would slow mobilization if war occurred. Alexander, 43, would be first Black secretary of any armed service.
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Army Chief of Staff
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D-Miss
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Local High School Basketball Thrills Highlight Winchester Night
Handley and James Wood played tight home games while Warren County dominated Clarke County in Berryville. Hatchet murder case in Frederick County deepens as investigation continues. City council approves Winchester sewer survey by Alexander Potter Associates costing 101 700 dollars.
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