Editor's Note and Public Feedback Figures in Local Letters
A collection of letters to The Argus Tapes urging anonymity for callers, praising police and fire departments, critiquing local zoning and school issues, and voicing anger over busing and de Groat classroom controversy. Readers discuss Glenmoor Gardens, residential business licenses, and civic governance.
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Argus
Tibet
Bordella
Glenmoor Gardens
Peru army ousts Velasco and names Morales Bermudez president
Army communiqués from five regions report Velasco Alvarado ousted in a bloodless coup and replaced by Prime Minister and air commander Gen Francisco Morales Bermudez. Morales Bermudez returns from southern Peru to assume the presidency as Lima and Tacna note the shift with no violence reported.
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WIMA
Peru
UPN
Juan Velasco Alvarado
Francisco Morales Bermudez
Velasco
Morales Bermudez
Volasen
Cansuéla
Morales
Bermudez
Per
Tacna
Grain estimates slashed amid Soviet crop outlook
Washington officials cut the 1975 Soviet grain forecast to 175 million tons down from 180 but expect the action to be absorbed by reduced consumption and reserves. No change in projected Soviet imports totaling about 25 million tons, with 8.5 million from the West. Russia has already bought significant U.S. and other Western grain.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Russia
Agriculture Department
Europe
Rapher
West
United States
Soviet Union
Russa
Ude
Niagara raft capsizes in deadly Niagara rapids near whirlpool
A promotional raft trip on the Niagara River near the whirlpool turned deadly when the craft flipped in white water. At least two were killed and several injured. Two missing were later sought by Ontario police helicopters as survivors described a 30 foot high wave.
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Niagara
N.Y
Niagara River
Ontario
Toronto
Joseph DeMarco
Niagara Frontier N.Y. Parks
DeMarco
Wes Hill
Chippewa, Ont
David Kewley
Niagara Falls
Ont
Preview
Kenley
Frank J. Bilotta
Aciocar Complex
Whirlpool Park
Bilotta
Niagara Helicopter, Inc
Alabama prisons barred from accepting new inmates
Alabama officials cannot confine new inmates as violence and sex crimes overwhelm overcrowded facilities. Four prisons designed for 2,212 inmates now house more than 3,800, with dozens sleeping on floors. District Judges Frank M. Johnson and J. William D. Hand ruled in favor of the suit.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPL
State of Alabama
Prisos — Fountain
Draper
Holman Prison
Medical and Diagnostic Center
Distriet
Frank M. Johnson
William Urevard Hand
Mabama
Chein
Shire
Sullivan
Mild quake rattles northern Alabama and statewide concerns
A 4.5 magnitude tremor centered near Trussville shook northern Alabama, reportedly the strongest in 15 years, with no injuries or damage reported. The item mixes with a separate prison overcrowding note citing serious inmate violence and strain on county jails as state prisons remain over capacity.
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Birmingiam
Ala
UPI
Alabama
Fred E. Followill
University of Missippi
Oxford
Trussville
Birmingham
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Wanda
de Groat
Fred
Glenmoor
Ruitor
Fremont
Freedom
Massage Partic
Farwell
Freedom of Assembly
Portugues
Portugual
Creed
Pares
Wayne Ferguson
Knw
Fremont Schol
Fremont Unified
Lr. Ferguson
Dr. Ferguson
Ake
Socrates
Queenie
Henry
Andians
Walters Junior Sligh
Newark School Board
Newark
Marx Brothers
Ray deGraal
Witel Hunt
deGroot
Rudolph Valentino
Ahc-Tv
Valentino
Franco Nero
Lima