Camp explosion in Spain kills up to 125 in Costa Brava tragedy
A runaway propane gas tanker exploded at a Costa Brava campsite killing 119 to 125 campers and injuring more than 200. Victims burned beyond recognition. many shown collapsed amid charred trailers and tents as authorities investigate and identify remains.
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Dissidents Near Climax in Moscow and Kaluga Trials
The trials of Anatoly Shcharansky and Alexander Ginzburg approach closing as U S Soviet talks in Geneva press on SALT II. Shcharansky faces the death penalty for espionage linked to a Los Angeles Times reporter, while Ginzburg faces up to 15 years for anti-Soviet activities.
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Council Delays Verdict on Secret Ballot Votes
Winchester council defers ruling on secret ballots used July 1 for vice mayor and vice president until the Attorney General provides an official opinion. Officials fear FOIA violation cited by a 1974 AG opinion. members weigh public accountability and legality amid bipartisan debate.
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Charles Zuckerman
Effie Davis
George Garber
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Union-Busting Plan Denied by N and W Officials
Roanoke AP A clerks union official says three southeastern railroads may back Norfolk and Western to break the strike that began at 6 am Monday affecting about 20 000 workers across 14 states. A railroad spokesman disputed any union busting plan as court action looms in Chicago with briefs due from both sides.
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Carter Seeks Tax Cut Different From GOP Plan
The Carter administration urges a tax cut before the House Budget Committee while arguing the measure should differ from Republican proposals. Charles L. Schultze argues for a reduction to aid the economy, and W. Michael Blumenthal hints at possible modification like capital gains relief and homeowner protections.
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Farm Craft Days Bring Old Time Skills To Belle Grove
Weekend event at Belle Grove showcases plowing, blacksmithing and over a hundred crafts from the past as part of the annual Farm Craft Days.
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