Quintuplets Born at University Hospital in Baltimore
Five babies one boy and four girls arrived by Caesarian section around 5 20 am at University Hospital Baltimore weighing between 2 6 and 3 9 pounds. Dr Arthur Haskins said Ganadotropin infertility treatment is linked to multiple pregnancies. All five are in intensive care. mother Karen Rohrer and father Charles are Baltimore natives with no other children.
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Baltimore
University Hospital
Arthur Haskins
Karen Rohrer
Haskins
Rockefeller Family Gifts Tie to VP Nomination Vote
Nelson A Rockefeller and his family have given over 100000 to campaigns of Senate and House members eligible to vote on his nomination to be vice president. Federal records show the largest Rockefeller donations went to Sen. Jacob K Javits and Rep. Peter A Peyser, both New York Republicans.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senate
House
Rockefeller
Jacob K. Javits
Peter A. Peyser
New York
Butz Accepts Part Of Blame For Soviet Grain Order
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz accepts part of the blame for an unexpected 500 million dollar Soviet grain order. The White House says President Ford will not seek Butz resignation. Grain contracts were canceled over the weekend due to White House pressure on two large grain companies.
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Washington
Earl L. Butz
Soviet Union
White House
Ford
Butz
Moon's Unification Church Faces Deportation Pressure
In Washington the Immigrant and Naturalization Service pursues 61 foreign trainees after visitor visas expire with warnings of deportation. About 500 more trainees may face similar action as Rev. Sun Myung Moon's group campaigns nationally blending faith and politics.
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Washington
Sun Myung Moon
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Six Terrorists Offer Safe Conduct in Santo Domingo Mission
Dominican Republic President Joaquin Balaguer offered safe conduct for six terrorists holding seven hostages in the Venezuelan consulate in Santo Domingo. Barbara Hutchison of the US Information Service is among the hostages. Guerrillas have not replied. they demand 1 million ransom and the release of 37 leftist prisoners.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Barbara Hutchison
U.S. Information Service
Domincan Republic
United Nations urged to intervene in Chile crisis
The Soviet Union, Cuba and seven East European delegations urged UN intervention for imprisoned Chilean leftists during a General Assembly debate. Cuba attacked U S Ambassador Seals as a liar over CIA involvement in Allende coup denials.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
Cuba
United Nations
Chile
General Assembly
U.S
John A. Seals
Central Intelligence Agency
Light turnout expected in Aiken County At Large race
Voters stayed away across Aiken County as polls opened at 8 am and eyed a nine candidate field for the At Large county commissioner seat left by Wade M. Brodie. Democratic and Republican lines form with turnout forecast at about 2000 or fewer Democrats, as election officials note the lightest turnout seen.
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Sara Black
Jackson
Naomi Donahue
Aiken
Wade M. Brodie
Clifton Collins
Rutland
Gloverville
Jackson Adopts Budget and Trash Ordinance Change
Jackson votes to amend the trash ordinance placing containers within 10 feet of street or alley. The council approves a budget of 113122 dollars through June 30 1975 and pays consultant Ron A LaCouture 13100. Citizens object to street placement while the county Roads & Bridges Department declines to assist.
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Derby Wendel
Jackson
Ronald A. LaCouture
Jackson Town
J.R. Copeland, Jr
L.A. McNair
McNair
County Department of Roads & Bridges
Walter R. Byrd
Roads and Bridges
Byrd
Copeland
Ford to unveil economic program with tax rise planned
President Ford will present a national address outlining a new economic program based on the recent summit. The plan includes a 5 percent tax increase, tax relief for low income families, a public service employment program, and targeted aid for inflation hit areas especially housing. The speech, to Congress and the nation, will be televised.
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Washington
Ford
Public Service
Congress
Drunk Driving and Traffic Cases Dominate Aiken Court Day
Aiken County General Sessions Court opened with a jammed docket of 227 cases. Judge J B Ness presided, with Judge Frank Epps to take over later in the session. Sentences included fines up to 350 dollars and jail terms for DUI and driving under suspension, plus probation periods and license suspensions.
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Aiken County General Sessions Court
Second Judicial Circuit
J.B. Ness
Bamberg
Frank Epps
Greenville
Second Circuit
C. LaVaun Fox
John Henry Williams
Stevie Twiggs
Gerard J. Strasbourg
Wilson Kim Usry
Joseph Leonard Green
Ernest Holloway
Ness
Joseph M. Rickenbaker
Teavie Hubbard
Roosevelt Hayes
Johnnie Hall
Hall
Alfred Wakefield
Langley Man Drowns In Savannah River Boat Accident
Ron Hearn of Langley died after a small boat capsized four miles south of the Savannah River Plant on the river near Jackson Landing. Officials say his brother and two others were unable to pull him from the water. Divers recovered the body at 10:45 p.m after a multi-unit search of 13 people and two rescue units.
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Savannah River
Jackson Landing
Ron Hearn
Langley
Aiken County
Hearn
Andy Anderson
Sunny mild dry weather forecast persists in Ai ken County
The US Weather Service forecasts continued sunny skies and dry conditions in Ai ken County through Saturday. Lows tonight in the low 50s with highs in the upper 80s tomorrow. Week ahead shows nights in the 50s and 40s with highs from the upper 70s to lower 80s.
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Aiken County
US Weather Service
Aiken Jaycee County Fair Opens With Rides Exhibits
The sixth annual Aiken Jaycee County Fair opens today with more exhibits rides and shows. Judges will award first second and third place ribbons for homegrown and hand crafted entries in the Exhibit tent near the fair entrance. Student Day offers free admission tomorrow and ride tickets are 5 for 1. Deggeller Amusement Co. reports 25 to 30 rides on 30 acres.
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Aiken
Paul Robinson
Deggeller Amusement Co
White House outlines potential tax shifts after president's announce
Press Secretary says details kept as closely held until the stock market closes but aides disclose possible policy changes. Proposed measures include a 5 percent surcharge on personal incomes above 15 000 and corporate taxes, tax relief for low income groups, higher investment credits, expanded public works, a 7 to 8 billion housing subsidy, and energy conservation steps. Gasoline tax and rationing are ruled out for now, though could be revisited after elections. Congressional reaction questions feasibility and support for any package.
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Wall Street
White House
Ron Nelsen
Ford
Congress
Harold R Collier
House
Collier
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
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Bud Dokes
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