End of Argentina Air Force Revolt Restores Order
Rightist air force rebels ended their four day revolt against President Isabel Peron in Argentina. Barricades were cleared at the Buenos Aires airport while Moron base remained quiet. Rebels led by Brig. Orlando Capellini stated an accord had been reached and pledged loyalty to their commanders.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Air Force Command
Air Force
Isabel Peron
Moron
7Th Air Brigade
Orlando Jesus Capellini
Meron
Mrs. Peron
Peronist
OPEC siege attackers end Vienna stand off and flee
Six extremists led by a suspected South American ended a 20 hour siege of the OPEC headquarters in Vienna and were flown to Algiers aboard an Austrian plane. They released five oil ministers and 31 others at Algiers airport while holding five ministers as bargaining chips.
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Algiers
Algeria
OPEC
Vienna
Abdelaiz Bouteflika
Israel
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Saudi Arabia
Jamshid Amouzegar
Iran
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Iraq
Kuwait
Libya
Belaid Abdessselam
Gabon
Ecuadors
Luis Roman
Carlos
Europe
Mana
Oteba
United Arab Emirates
Carlos Andres Perez
Venezuela
Bruno Kreisky
Budget Changes Urged
Washington AP report by congressional budget staff warns that without major policy shifts the economic recovery could sputter by 1977. It criticizes President Ford’s proposed 395 billion dollar 1977 spending ceiling and calls for extending 1975 tax cuts into 1976 to avoid higher unemployment and slower growth.
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Washington
Congressional Budget Committee
Joint Economic Committee
House
Senate
Ford
Congress
United Airlines Ends Strike and Plans Full Operation by Christmas
United Airlines resumes flights after a two week mechanics strike with 36 percent of service today and 80 percent by Tuesday, aiming for full operation by December 24. The three year contract raises base pay from 7.64 to 10 dollars per hour and expands pensions and health benefits.
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New York
United Airlines
United
Los Angeles
Chicago
National Airlines
IAM
Richard J. Ferris
Hawaii
Kennedy
la Guardia
Newark
Denver
Glenn Putman
Burlingame
Calif
Machinists Union
George Robinson
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Robinson
Washington
John Peterpaul
Peterpaul
IAM Local 141
Monty Chavez
Albany Fire Chief Injured in Rescue at Burning House
Albany fire chief remains in good condition after being pulled from a second story by a fellow firefighter during a Saturday blaze in Vinton County. Weather notes: partly cloudy and cold with lows in the teens to 20s and a 10 percent snow chance tonight and Tuesday.
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Albany
Vinton County
Jetliner Crashes in Italy at Milan Malpensa
A Trans World Airlines jetliner from San Francisco and New York crashed while landing in thick fog at Milan Malpensa airport. TWA said no fatalities, with two passengers seriously injured and most passengers able to walk to the terminal. Reported aboard ranged from 106 to 113 passengers plus nine crew.
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Milan
Italy
Trans World Airlines
San Francisco
New York
Malpensa
TWA
Colby Offered Norway Ambassadorship by Ford
William Colby is said to be offered the post of ambassador to Norway by President Ford, per Newsweek. Colby, previously CIA director, was fired by Ford and declined a prior offer to serve at NATO, citing his spy career as too controversial.
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Colby
NEW York
William Colby
Norway
Ford
Newsweek Magazine
Central Intelligence Agency
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Weekend Wrecks Claim Eleven in Ohio Patrol Report
The Ohio State Highway Patrol reported at least 11 traffic deaths in Ohio over the weekend, up from eight the prior weekend. Among the victims were an 8 year old boy in a one car crash on an icy road and a snowmobiler struck by a truck in Trumbull County. The tally covers Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Trumbull County
Funds Urged for Programs in Ohio Mental Health Plan
Ohio's Mental Health and Mental Retardation Advisory Council urged $15 million to $45 million more for state programs. Dr. Milton Kramer said despite no new tax pledges through 1976, internal funding options could start, including a proposed state rotary fund to access monies now diverted to general revenue.
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Columbus
Ohio
Milton Kramer
Cincinnati
Kramer
Moore aide denies charge in Charleston court caper
Martinsburg lawyer William Loy was to be arraigned in federal court on conspiracy to extort $25,000 from Theodore Price, former Diversified Mountaineer Corp. president. Loy, Moore aide in 1972, shares indictment with Gov Arch Moore.
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Charleston
W Va
Martinsburg
William Loy
Loy
Arch A. Moore Jr
Moore
West Virginia
Eastern Panhandle
U.S
K.K. Hall
Theodore Price
Diversified Mountaineer Corporation
Price
Diversified
Compromise Tax Bill Will Be Signed by Ford
President Ford says he will sign the compromise tax bill to avert automatic income tax changes. The action ends a potential automatic adjustment and outlines the final approach to tax reform.
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Ford
Washington
Tax bill extends 1975 cuts into 1976 for workers
Ford plans to sign a six month tax compromise that preserves 1975 rate cuts through mid 1976. The plan lowers taxes for a single earner at 17 500 to 2965 annually and for a 17 500 two child married couple to 1976 while warning further cuts require spending limits.
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Ford
Dogs Aid Therapy At Ohio Nursing Home
In Millersburg Ohio nursing home administrator Don De Hass credits dogs trained by Ohio State psychiatrist Samuel Corson with boosting patient progress in psychotherapy. One patient who spoke only unintelligible sounds after a 1949 brain injury began to speak after meeting Whisky the German shepherd.
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Millersburg
Ohio
Samuel Corson
Ohio State University
Don de Hass
Animals aid patient recovery in hospital study
De Hass notes dogs help communication with patients and nurses during visits. A 65 year old man with 27 days without food began eating after an animal visit, while a woman who was obese lost 30 pounds walking another dog. The dogs ease withdrawal and fulfill a basic need to feel worthwhile.
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de Hass
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