Nine Dead in Fullerton Library Shooting by Troubled Loner
Edward Allaway 37 turned himself in after killing seven people and wounding two at California State University Fullerton library. Police described him as a quiet man troubled by a recent wife separation.
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Anaheim
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Seth Fessenden
Frank Teplansky
St. Jude's Hospital
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Donald Keran
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Navarro
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Bonnie Allaway
Hilton Inn
Mary Ferguson
Parishioners Move to Ship Gearhart Body Home
In Washington Senator Mathias said Angolan authorities arranged to repatriate Daniel Gearhart’s remains to Maryland. Kensington parishioners pledged 5 000 for release and 35 000 for shipping, while Gearhart’s widow and four children rely on welfare as they await the body’s return after his execution by Angolan firing squad on his 11th wedding anniversary.
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Maryland
Charles Mathias
Gearhart
Kensington
Sheila
Mathias
Lisbon
Dear Abby Old Flame’s Mail Could Burn Twice
Dear Abby advises confessing about burning the box of old letters and photos to avoid later wedding fallout. A child letter to Worried asks how to handle a postman who attacked a dog. guidance suggests keeping dogs restrained to prevent mail delivery disruption.
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Scientists Learn Much About Mars From Viking 1
Pasadena reports space scientists broaden Mars knowledge while seeking a safe Viking 1 landing site. Dr. Gentry Lee says the planet’s synthesis comes together as data clarifies the rarified atmosphere and photos show Mars resembles a smoggy Pasadena when air features are removed. Landing delays persist due to rugged terrain.
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U.S. Defends Israel’s Entebbe Hostage Rescue
At the United Nations, Ambassador Scranton defends Israel’s July 4 raid on Entebbe airport citing hijacking by Palestinian and West German terrorists. He says Uganda aided the hijackers and calls for action to prevent future air piracy. The Security Council debates a US British resolution and an African draft, neither of which gains swift passage.
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Ivor Richard
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Joint war on poverty plan to begin soon in region
A city councilman announced a joint war on poverty program for Winchester and three neighboring counties to start next month. Scientists vowed to keep trying to wake Surveyor I, the United States moon camera, to life. Denny Cole was among 100 Virginia students from 71 counties tapped as members of the Virginia Chapter of All Stars for project work leadership and community service. An urn with Arlington National Cemetery earth was sent to Rome by the California American Legion for an Italian Altar of Peace monument.
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America
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Virginia
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Rome
Italy
California American Legion
Bombs Explode in Midtown Stores Before Convention
Incendiary devices planted in five midtown department stores trigger minor damage with no injuries. A Puerto Rican independence group claimed responsibility citing a protest against the Puerto Rican delegation at the Democratic National Convention.
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New York
Colonia Leeches
Carter to Visit Virginia Delegation Ahead of Nomination
NEW YORK AP Jimmy Carter expected to visit the Virginia delegation before his nomination at the Democratic National Convention. State Sen. Joseph Fitzpatrick said Carter aides indicated near certainty of a Virginia visit tied to social functions. The Virginia group shows unity with a reshuffled seating chart and a rump caucus naming Howell James Jones floor whip.
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George Corley Wallace
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George Wallace
Alabama
Jimmy Carter
Wallace
Washington
Agriculture Department
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Virginia
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Fitzpatrick
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Richmond
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Virginia Carter
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Turmeric to Beaver: Crossword Puzzle Answers
A cryptic list of crossword clues and partial answers from a puzzle page. Included are entries for foods, plants, tools, and terms such as pepper plant, recording, grimace, and wraparound with scattered names and hints like Ibsen character and Tyrant of Rome.
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Ford signs 9.7 billion energy and public works bill
President Ford signed a 9.7 billion package for energy research and public works across the nation. The measure tops Ford’s request by 305 million and falls 434 million short of Congress’s FY target, allocating 5.7 billion to the Energy Research and Development Administration and funding solar, fusion, and geothermal initiatives.
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