Defense Budget Debate Shows Conferees Face 215 Disagreements
Congress agrees to shut the nation’s only anti ballistic missile base while conferees spar over total arms spending. The Senate defense bill totals 112.6 billion for 15 months ending Sept 30, 1976, 8.3 billion below Ford’s request. the House bill was 111.8 billion for the same period.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ford
Thai Planes Strafe Laotian Positions Across Mekong
Thai planes strafed Lao positions as Thai and Laotian guns fought across the Mekong border while Thai marines and frogmen recovered a navy man’s body from a grounded patrol boat. The boat remained aground as Bangkok sought to downplay the crisis despite a Lao government accusation of sovereignty violation.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Mekong River
Morocco Wins Territorial Transfer From Spain
Morocco's 350000 volunteers in the Spanish Sahara were ordered to break camp and prepare to return home after Spain's parliament approved legislation to transfer the territory to Morocco and Mauritania. Military sources said convoys would depart Tarfaya soon. King Hassan declared the march a triumph.
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Rabat
Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Mauritania
Desert
Tarfaya
King Hassan
Fromme Trial Decision Due
Federal Judge McBride hears motions to dismiss or declare a mistrial in Lynette Fromme case or to continue trial on charge of attempting to kill President Ford. Defense argues evidence was withheld including a witness statement quoting Fromme. If dismissed she goes free. if mistrial, prosecutors seek new trial. if proceeding, defense to present opening statement.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Ford
U.S
Thomas McBride
Miss Fromme
MacBride
John Virgo
Letter Bombs Target Australian Leaders Amid Crisis
In Australia letter bombs were sent to caretaker prime minister Malcolm Fraser in Canberra and to Queensland's premier in Brisbane. The blast injured two clerks and followed Fraser's ouster of Labour prime minister Gough Whitlam, prompting speculation of Labour supporter involvement.
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Sydney
Australia
Malcolm Fraser
Canberra
Queensland
State
Brisbane
Fraser
Gough Whitlam
Labor Party
Housing Starts Rise Signals Life For Lagging Market
The Commerce Department reported housing starts at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.458 million in October, up 15 percent from September’s 1.268 million. The housing sector shows renewed life but faces ongoing construction and activity uncertainties.
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Commerce Department
Moore Trial Date Stands Firm
A federal judge refused to delay the December 15 trial of Sara Jane Moore charged with attempting to assassinate President Ford. Judge Samuel Conti said there is no reason the case cannot go to trial on December 15 and noted that attorneys do not work only 9 to 5, but around the clock.
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San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
U.S. District
Samuel Conti
Martha Mitchell Admitted to Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Martha Mitchell, wife of former Attorney General John Mitchell, has been hospitalized in New York with a rare form of bone cancer. She checked in under the name Diane Mitchell at Sloan-Kettering Memorial Cancer Center on Tuesday, according to the Daily News.
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New York
Martha Mitchell
Sloan-Kettering Memorial Cancer Center
Daily News
Violine Simmons Chases Dog to Save Lunch At Lawn
Violine Simmons was seen sprinting across a lawn after a dog snatched a gardener’s lunch bag. The dog was caught and the lunch returned to its owner, a sudden dash that surprised onlookers and resolved a small urban crisis.
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Violine Simmons
Audit Problems at Aiken County Library Delay Funds
Audit issues at the Aiken County Public Library CAC triggered held up funds from OEO. Correspondence shows OEO officials urged completion of a delinquent annual audit and warned grants for 1974 must be obligated by June 30. Kelley resigns amid talk of emergency loan to cover payroll.
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Aiken County Community Action Commission
CAC
George A. Anderson
OEO
Orvel T. Kelley
William Walker
Kelley
Charles D. Moore
CAC Board Meets Tonight in Aiken Auditorium
The Aiken County Community Action Commission Board meets at 7 30 p m in the Aiken Municipal Auditorium. Public attendance is invited and executives will comment on CAC coverage by the Aiken Standard. Citizens may ask questions and CAC seeks pro CAC attendees.
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Aiken County Community Action Commission
Aiken Municipal Auditorium
CAC
George A. Anderson
Aiken Standard
Kermit W
Diane) Oberlin
League of Women Voters
London Bomb Blast Kills Two and Injures Seventeen
A three pound shrapnel laden bomb was hurled into Walton's restaurant in Chelsea, killing a man and a woman and wounding seventeen din ers. An American woman, Barbara Matthews, was among the injured. Police attribute the attack to the Irish Republican Army amid a spate of London bombings targeting the rich and famous. Theodore Williams, 49, is named as the dead man. the bomber’s device was described as designed to kill and injure.
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London
Walton's
Chelsea
Irish Republican Army
Britain
Northern Ireland
Mayfair
Theodore Williams
Barbara Matthews
New York City
Ivy Brent
James Neville
Scotland Yard
Southampton
Cunard Line
United States
Ford Signals Possible New City Aid Stance
President Ford’s administration hints at possible federal aid to New York City amid its fiscal crisis. Reports say a three year loan guarantee totaling about 2.3 to 2.5 billion may be offered if reforms and tax measures pass, with balance hoped within three years. House debate on loan guarantees and bankruptcy measures continues as New York State Legislature actions are awaited.
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Washington
Ford
New York City
White House
Ron Nelsen
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Peter Peyser
R-Ny
Los Angeles Times
House of Representatives
Philadelphia
Congress
New York State
State Assembly
Albany
Aiken County Hospital Names Personnel Director
Jesse M. Carlton is named personnel director for the Aiken County Hospital, employed by Hospital Corporation of America. Carlton, a native of Aiken County and University of South Carolina graduate, was formerly with Burroughs Corp and will oversee staffing as the new hospital opens.
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Aiken County
Carton
Aiken County Hospital
HCA
Salem
Aiken Christmas Parade Set for December 6, 1975
The 1975 Aiken Christmas Parade is scheduled for Saturday December 6 in downtown Aiken. It starts at 11 a.m. and ends about 1 p.m. Mar Augustine Jaycees parade chairman says it will be the best yet. Interested entrants should contact Augustine Route 4 Box 688 Aiken this week.
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Aiken
Mar! Augustine
Aiken Jaycees
Augustine
Weather Outlook Shows Showers Likely By Friday
The forecast calls for little change tomorrow then a good chance of showers by Friday. Temperatures reach mid 70s tomorrow after a 40s overnight low. Rain chances 10 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow with cooler, cloudy conditions through Sunday. Low teens to 50s by Friday night and 30s by Sunday, highs Friday near 70.
Four Aiken County Commissioners Draw $100 Monthly Travel Pay
Four Aiken County commissioners have claimed $100 monthly travel expenses since July, totaling $500 each through November, while the other three filed specific cost reimbursements. The money is drawn from an $8,400 budgeted travel fund approved July 1, with raises debated as to annual impact.
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Aiken County
L. Vernon Davis
Lucas Ray
Charles W. Prosser
Forest L. Kirby
Commission
Harold V. Graybeal
Cleve Edmunds
Ralph F. Cullinan
SC. Association of Counties
Myrtle Beach
Wade M. Brodie
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Fromme
Olin Shepherd
Aiken County Public Library