Carter rides high as Kennedy watch fuels 1980 bid
President Carter shows an ebullient mood aboard Air Force One as he circles a potential victory in the 1980 race. The Florida caucuses boost Carter while Kennedy weighs a campaign committee. A DOJ probe found no peanut warehouse wrongdoing and growth hints soften recession fears. Carter backs stronger defense.
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Guilty Pleas Expected in Hillside Strangler Case
Kenneth Bianchi was brought to Los Angeles to plead guilty under a deal to implicate cousin Angelo Buono in ten slayings. Buono, 44, of Glendale, was arrested after Bianchi’s pleas for two Western Washington University coeds. The case cites special circumstances that could seek the death penalty.
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Scenic Chaos on Skyline Drive Faces Tourist Influx
The Skyline Drive revival follows a heavy snowstorm as tourists descend. Page 8 note details from the Wire from War Ten. area updates continue across sections with obituaries on page 3 and sports on pages 16 to 18.
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Jesse Bishop Executed in Nevada Gas Chamber
Jesse Bishop, a 46 year old former paratrooper and convicted killer, was executed in Nevada's gas chamber at 12:21 a.m. after rejecting last appeals and a minister. Governor List said the sentence was carried out. Witnesses observed the procedure as cyanide gas ended Bishop's life following a 1977 Las Vegas casino robbery murder.
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Robinson Blasts House PAC Rules as Protecting Incumbents
Rep. J Kenneth Robinson of Virginia criticizes last weeks House action on political action committees saying the changes protect well entrenched incumbents from underfinanced challengers. He notes a 40 percent cut in PAC contributions and warns unknown challengers need large citizen donations to compete. He argues the rules discourage citizen participation and favor wealthy opponents.
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Ambrogi Responds to Jury Remarks in Frederick County
Frederick County Commonwealth's Attorney Lawrence Ambrogi released a statement denying rumors about the sheriff's department and denying criminal conduct by his office. He cited insufficient prep time and asserted no friction with local police, sheriff, or state prosecutors while criticizing the special grand jury's report.
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Dayan Resigns as Begin Faces West Bank Setback
In Jerusalem PM Begin loses Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan amid a court ruling ordering the Elon Moreh settlement to be evacuated within 30 days. The Supreme Court found land seizure for the West Bank outpost illegal, complicating autonomy talks with Egypt and the United States. Dayan cited limited influence over negotiations and opposed the Elon Moreh project.
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