Guerrilla Leader Claims Air Rhodesia Downing
Guerrilla leader Joshua Nkomo said his men shot down the Air Rhodesia airliner that crashed in northwest Rhodesia two nights earlier. He denied survivors reports that 10 of 18 survivors were murdered and gave no further details.
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Joshua Nkomo
Nkomo
Lusaka
Zambia
Air Rhodesia
Kariba
Anthony Hill
Zimbabwe African People's Union
Hill
Unwelcome Labor Day Visitors Across Two States
Death and fear mar Labor Day events as a helicopter crash at St. Joseph's Church festival in Derry, Pennsylvania kills a mother and injures others. In Maine, coast guard alerts for a potential 60 foot tidal wave trigger panic on crowded beaches that subsides without incident.
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Pam Nelson
Leo Allison
Allison
Mary Beth
Mary Allison
Maine
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National Safety Council
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Newfoundland
Flossie
Central
Atlantic
Michigan
American Agriculture Movement
Lake Huron
Lake Michigan
United States
Louis Saunders
Quincy
Mich
Ohio
Statehouse
Columbus
Apple harvest battle moves to Roanoke court
Frederick and Clarke County growers push Labor Department to certify 1 000 Jamaican farm workers as harvest starts. A Roanoke hearing before Judge James Turk will weigh temporary orders and possible Puerto Rican labor arrivals amid a broader dispute over alien workers and staffing.
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U.S. Department of Labor
Labor Dept
Virginia
Frederick
Clarke County
Dept. of Labor
James Turk
U.S. District Court
Roanoke
Turk
John Leslie
Leslie
Fruit Growers Association
Winchester
U.S
Delmer Robinson Jr
The
Growers Association
Frederick County
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association
U.S. Dept. of Labor
Carter Hosts Mideast Leaders at Camp David Summit
President Carter prepared a quiet Camp David welcome for Prime Minister Begin and President Sadat as they converge for a private, time-limited summit. Carter urged compromise amid deep differences over Israeli land, Palestinian rights, and regional peace, stressing that failure would have severe political consequences. Sadat warned that failure means an endless conflict, while Begin and Sadat arrive with security and diplomatic hopes.
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Carter
Menachem Begin
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Sadat
Washington
Walter Mondale
Cyrus Vance
Begin
Mondale
Vance
Andrews Air Force Base
White House
God
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Crawford pleads innocent in Soviet contraband probe
American businessman Francis J. Crawford pleaded not guilty in Moscow to charges of involvement in a large scale currency and contraband scheme. Three Russians charged pled guilty while Crawford, jailed since June, calls himself a pawn in a political chess game. The two Soviet spies face a Newark trial on Sept. 12 as Western reporters observe court proceedings.
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Moscow
Francis J. Crawford
Crawford
U.N
United States
Lev Mironov
International Harvest
Newark
N.J
Virginia Olbrish
U.S
Peter Maggs
Kiselev
Kiselevs
Kiseley
Chicago clerks strike halts 50,000 commuters on North Western
About 3,000 clerks walked out on the Chicago and North Western Railroad in a dispute over discipline of union members. Freight service paused for new trains though running freights continued. The strike, supported by 28 locals, targets Norfolk and Western actions.
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Chicago & North Western Railroad
Norfolk and Western
Fitzgibbon
North Western
Northwestern Workshop feature highlights expansion plans
The Northwestern Workshop, offering broad services to the handicapped, is profiled this week as it undergoes an expansion program. The piece, appearing in Inside Today's Star Our Town on page 8, notes local familiarity with area surnames Massie and Kline and hints at deeper history discussed on page 13.
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Northwestern Workshop
Massie
Kline
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