Indira Gandhi Expected to Resign After Poll Losses
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi is likely to resign today after losing her parliamentary seat as the Congress party suffers setbacks in the general election. Officials report talks among rivals to form a government begin amidst incomplete returns from 283 of 542 seats.
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Vietnam missing Americans task gains new assurances
Carter’s special commission paused in Honolulu en route to Washington after Hanoi offered to clarify the status of missing U.S. personnel. Vietnam also agreed to establish an office to gather missing Americans data while remains of 12 pilots were sent to Oakland for identification. The trip aims to normalize ties a humanitarian aid stance.
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Leonard Woodcock
Commission
United States
Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Explosion Splits Tanker Off North Carolina Coast
Coast Guard reports the 676 foot Panamanian tanker Claude Conway broke in two after an apparent explosion about 140 miles off the North Carolina coast. Twenty two survivors were spotted with several injured and transported to Camp Lejeune as four merchant ships a helicopter and two airplanes assist in rescue in calm seas.
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Winter Refusing to Admit It's Spring
The Associated Press reports spring arrives by calendar while snow falls in New York City and across parts of New England and the Midwest. Weather Service notes snow in Iowa Wisconsin Colorado Montana and rain from the Mississippi Valley eastward with cold temps in Minnesota and Florida enjoying 80 degree warmth.
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Abortions on demand in local hospitals spark debate
A Star Staff Writer reports on abortion on demand amid state and federal rulings. At Winchester Memorial and Warren Memorial Hospitals doctors decide whether to perform such abortions, with therapeutic cases allowed under medical necessity.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Memorial
Warren Memorial Hospitals
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Warren Memorial Hospital
John Blankenbeckler
Blankenbeckler
Carl Napps
Napps
Joseph Maddox
Winchester
Maddox
Danforth Case Sets Landmark Abortion Limits Across Nation
The Danforth decision remains the most compelling abortion ruling, with Planned Parenthood of Central Missouri suing Attorney General John C. Danforth to halt enforcement of Missouri statutes on first trimester abortions. The July 1 Supreme Court ruling reversed a district court decision and became a nationwide landmark. Virginia Hospital Association counsel John W. Crews notes state abortion statutes are affected, urging patient consent adherence, prohibiting blanket spousal or parental consent for minors, and supporting hospital record keeping and an abortion review board certification in patient records.
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Danforth
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Virginia
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Carter Fukuda talks start with focus on economy
President Carter and Japan's Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda open two days of discussions on global economic and security issues. A White House ceremony honors Fukuda. Talks aim at bilateral trade and preparations for the May London summit with other democracies.
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Tex
Homer Foster
Moville
Iowa
Tom Davis
Coulee City
Wash
W. Robert Harrigan
Fairfield
James Frazier
Bucksport
S.C
Congress
House
Senate
Gerald Ford
Ford
Mondale
Alliance To Save Energy
First Baptist Church
Amy
Mary Pope
Bombs Hit FBI and Bank Note Offices in New York
Early today two explosions struck buildings housing FBI offices and the American Bank Note Co in Manhattan. The Puerto Rican FALN claimed responsibility for the blasts. A passerby was hospitalized with a minor shoulder cut from the FBI building blast. a drug store on the ground floor suffered window and merchandise damage.
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FBI
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American Bank Note Co
FALN
Manhattan
Paris stocks fall as leftists win local vote
The Paris stock market dropped about four percent after the Socialist Communist alliance won a majority in local runoff elections. Traders linked the slide to leftist plans to nationalize industries and the political upheaval ahead of 1978 National Assembly polls. The franc stayed near five per dollar as authorities intervened to shield the currency. Leftist leaders said the results show public support for a leftist government.
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National Assembly
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Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets Lose NCAA Division II Final
The Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets fell short in the NCAA Division II basketball championship on Saturday night. The article notes the loss and reflects on the team’s performance in the final game.
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