Carter Says U S Soviet Ties Stable Amid Tensions
President Carter said the U S Soviet relationship is stable and not in danger, calling recent conflicts temporary disharmonies. He described being at ease about long term ties despite warnings over Soviet actions in Africa and a Texas arms agreement remark.
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Tourist ax attack in Moscow leaves two dead
In central Moscow a 24 year old Soviet man attacked three Swedish tourists with an ax near the Intourist Hotel. A man and a woman died, a third injured. The assailant, described as mentally ill, was led away in handcuffs. An American doctor witnessed the scene. The incident prompted hotel workers to clean blood from the steps as authorities investigated.
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Image sequence shows girl from 1969 to 1978
A girl appears at ages 12 in 1969 and at center in 1973 and at right in 1978. She is set to marry Philippe Junot in Monaco this week.
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Monaco to wed Caroline and Philippe Junot in discreet ceremony
The 21 year old princess Caroline and Parisian commoner Philippe Junot plan a small palace chapel civil ceremony followed by a Catholic rite. Palace tensions rise as guests lament invitations and Monaco society watches a high profile wedding with modest pomp.
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Front Royal Council lowers water sewer tap fees amid protest
The Front Royal Town Council, packed with angry residents, voted to partially reduce sewer tap on fees from 2000 to 1500 dollars and discussed further cuts after advertising. They approved an 8.87 million budget on second reading with final approval after fiscal year start. Critics said higher taps threaten home building and local industry.
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Americans Freed In Spy Exchange With Moscow
In a diplomatic exchange two Russians charged with espionage were released from a New Jersey prison for temporary freedom of American Francis Crawford from a Moscow jail. The Russians Enger and Chernyayev, linked to the UN, face trial. Zinyakin fled with immunity. Crawford remains in U.S. custody pending trial.
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Inside Today's Star Stepping Down
Randolph Larrick announces resignation after 25 years representing the city on legal issues. Our Town feature profiles his career and impact on local government.
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Swimming Safely A Little Sense May Save Your Life
A 1978 article offers water safety tips amid drowning statistics. It urges supervision near water, never swimming alone, using life jackets for non-swimmers, avoiding cold water shocks, and careful timing after meals to prevent cramps. It warns against diving into unknown depths and cautions about overestimating breathing capacity.
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