Million Dollar Suit Alleges City Liability In Amoco Amarillo Crash
Thomas E. Langley seeks 1 152 250 from the City of Amarillo after his right leg was amputated in a June 29 motorcycle collision with a police roadblock car. Jada Malone sues for 195 000 and John Langley for 30 500, all stemming from a high speed chase in the 400 block of West 6th. Police reports say the riders crashed after the second bike swerved into a parked car. the chase ended with injuries and hospitalization.
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Patsy Masterman
Globe News
Amarillo
Thomas E. Langley
Smiley
Jada Malone
S. Arthur
John Langley
Miss Malone
West 6Th
Ronald Hudson
Richard Webb
Ford’s Helsinki speech signals tough stance toward Brezhnev
President Ford overruled Kissinger to deliver a firm Helsinki summit speech on August 1 addressing Soviet leader Brezhnev. Kissinger preferred milder language but later conceded Ford did the right thing amid detente concerns. Brezhnev had claimed no nation should dictate internal affairs.
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Washington
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Helsinki
Kissinger
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
ABP Officials Named In 105 Fraud Counts
ABP officials led by Frank R. West and Robert E. Lee are named in a 105 count federal indictment in Omaha charging conspiracy to defraud livestock feeders in 16 states of more than 20 million dollars. West and Donald Carlson face a second indictment alleging bribes to federal meat graders.
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Omaha
Neb
American Beet Packers of
Cactus
Texas Panhandle
ABP
Associated Press
Frank R. West
Robert E. Lee
American Beef Packers Inc
Beefland International Inc
Council Bluffs
Iowa
West
Donald Carlson
Beefland
Two Mormons Seen After Oct 28 Disappearance
An ex oilman who knew the missing Mormon missionaries claims he saw Gary Darley and Mark Fischer alive on Oct 29. The witness provided an affidavit to support a new trial for Robert Kleasen, condemned on death row, with defense alleging the testimony was not disclosed to them.
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Austin
Tex
David Bays
Associated Press
Robert Kleasen
FBI
Bays
E. M. Albrecth
Star Route 1A
Dripping Springs
Gary Darley
Mark Fischer
Exxon
Bee Cave
Kleasen
Refugees Flee Angola as White Emigration Surges
About 20,000 whites crowd schools and halls in Nova Lisboa with another 20,000 seeking routes toward South West Africa. Plans to airlift 200,000 more are under way over the next three months as Angola, gaining independence November 11, faces three fighting black movements. Thousands head south to Nova Lisboa while 2,000 pass through Oshakati toward camps. South Africa assumes temporary housing duties for in transit refugees.
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Luanda
Angola
Nova Lisbon
Africa
Belgian Congo
Portugal
Hill Wins $50 Million Rate Cutback in Phone Fight
Texas Attorney General John Hill announced Southwestern Bell will cut its intrastate long distance rate increase by 50 million dollars over two years. He seeks court approval of a 40 million dollar rate rise through March 1977, with refunds for prior overcharges and a pause on further increases until the state utilities commission reviews by 1977.
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Austin, Tex
John Hill
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Tance
Hill
Bell
Tom Blackwell
Blackwell
Texas Supreme Court
Ities Commission
Dallas
Texas
Charles Marshall
Weather Snapshot Foresees Heat Spike and Modest Cooling
Continued warmth with temperatures over 90 degrees today and a low tonight. Winds from the west at about 10 mph, partly cloudy to clear skies, and a high around the mid 60s on the current day. By Sunday expect near 90 with southerly winds up to 20 mph.
Edsels Rally Behind Image At National Convention
Edsel owners from across the nation gather in Arlington Texas for a convention. Shelly Cleaver of Jacksonville Texas defends the model while delivering a bold stance against detractors. Attendees include Dave Zimmerman of Fort Worth Roger Hill of Arvonia and Gerald Byford from California.
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Arlington, Tex
Shelly Cleaver
Cleaver
Jacksonville
Tex
Ers
Dave Zimmerman
Fort Worth
Roger Hill
Arvonia
Gerald Byford
California
U.S. Steel Raises Some Prices While Others Hold
U S Steel Corp boosts prices on auto steel and some sheet products by about 5.7 percent while cutting prices on construction steel. Armco and Wheeling-Pittsburgh withdraw or pause hikes, citing competition. Spear and company cite imports and modernization needs as drivers of pricing actions.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
U.S. Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp
Armco
Wheeling-Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel
Wheeling- Pittsburgh
Steel
Council On
Edgar B. Speer
Speer
Hoffa family awaits word as news blackout falls
Gloom and a news blackout envelop the Hoffa summer home as James R Hoffa, missing for nine days, remains unlocated. Hoffa's attorney son James P aged 31 kept reporters waiting two and a half hours for a news conference and then offered no comment.
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Detroit
UPI
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
James P
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Swift Fresh Meats
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South Africa
Connie Mulder
Jan Anthony
Philadelphia
Miami
Fla
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U.S
Mexico City
Pat
Edsel
Hoffa Son
Lisbon
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Fafe
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Sao Pedro Do Sul
Porto de Espada
Madrid
Spain
Carlos Fernandez Vallespin
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