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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1976

Page

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GM Suggests Price Boost For 77 Cars

GM says 1977 car models will carry an average 269 dollar rise over 1976 retail prices with base increases near 5.8 percent. Wholesale prices rise about 215 dollars on average, and option prices up 6.2 percent. Cadillac Seville tops increases at 708 dollars, Oldsmobile Starfire at 23 dollars. Ford and Chrysler yet to announce formal hikes.

Detroit General Motors Corp Thomas Murphy Murphy Ford Chrysler

Rep Allan Howe Convicted Again In Salt Lake City

Rep Allan T Howe was convicted a second time of trying to buy sexual favors from two police decoys. A judge gave a suspended 30 day jail sentence and ordered Howe to pay court costs. Howe’s campaign manager was arrested four hours later for marijuana distribution.

Salt Lake City Allan T. Howe Utah Howe Marlene Ilowe Dean KR. Mitchell Tim Allen University of Utah Westy Court Kathleen Hamblin Margaret Taylor

Season's Fifth Hurricane Emmy Forms in Atlantic

Emmy became the fifth tropical storm of the 1976 Atlantic season and developed into a hurricane with 80 mph winds. Forecasters said it posed no land threat as it moved east-northeast about 12 mph, near 430 miles south southeast of Bermuda, after brushing Antigua.

Miami Emmy Bermuda John Hope National Hurricane Center Antigua

North Korea Urged to Punish Killers of U.S. Officers

In Panmunjom talks the United States pressed North Korea to punish the soldiers who killed two U.S. Army officers. North Korea proposed separating allied guards along the JSA to prevent future clashes. The UNC called the plan potentially positive but demanded concrete punishment and restrictions on guard movements.

Panmunjom Korea United States North Korea Ute Panmunjom United Nations Command Mryaden Jourt Wumuission Annyunjom South Korea Mrj Gert Han Ju-kyong Kim Ilsung Frodden UNC U.N. Command JSA

SUN Offers Blue and Gold Section Today

The Arizona Daily SUN prints a serial Blue and Gold special section welcoming NAU students and faculty for the new year. It includes letters from NAU President J. Lawrence Walkup and Flagstaff Mayor Robert Moody, details on Blue and Gold Days downtown, and the upcoming Student Expo with photos and public information.

Arizona Daily Sun Northern Arizona University NAU J. Lawrence Walkup Flagstaff Robert Moody

French Premier Picks Raymond Harre as New Leader

President Giscard d Estaing named Foreign Trade Minister Raymond Harre premier of France, replacing Jacques Chirac who resigned in protest over limits on presidential powers. Harre, a financial expert without party affiliation, has supporters among Gaullist circles.

Paris Valery Giscard d Barre UDR Union For A Democratic Republic Elysee Palace Thhat Chirac Chirac L'Express Premuer Giscard d

Carter Attacks Farm Policy Ahead of Debates

Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter denounces Ford for neglecting family farmers and seeks an agriculture focused on consumers. He spoke at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines and outlined plans to pardon draft evaders. Ford eyes debates after Labor Day with 90 minute sessions.

Associated Press Jimny Carter America Ford Washington Carter Des Moines Vail Colo Seattle American Legion Mord Federal Selection Commission League of Women Voters

Ford taps James Baker to lead campaign in place of Morton

President Ford named James Baker as his top campaign chairman replacing Rogers C. Morton who becomes head of a yet undefined campaign steering committee. Ford also picked Dean Burch and William Ruckelshaus to negotiate debates with Democrat Jimmy Carter.

Vail Colo Ford James Baker Rogers C. B. Morton Baker Kansas City Republican Conven Tion Dean Burch William Rockelshaus GOP Jimmy Carter

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