Economic meet in Puerto Rico advances western policy
Secretary of State Kissinger heads to a seven nation summit in Puerto Rico with leaders of Canada France West Germany Italy Japan and Britain to discuss anti inflation efforts a coordinated western trading program with the Soviet bloc and aid to the Third World Ford will meet the six industrialized nations at the two day gathering Kissinger calls for strong Western cooperation and a broad agenda.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
London (Ap
Henry A. Kissinger
Puerto Rico
Ford
Canada
France
West Germany
Italy
Japan
Britain
Kissinger
Heaviest civil war contest rages in Beirut and camps
In Lebanon's 14 month civil conflict clashes intensified around two refugee camps in southeastern Beirut and spread to other areas. Bodies rotted as ambulances could not reach combat zones while artillery fired up to 200 shells per hour amid Christian and Muslim involvement.
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Aly Mahmoud
Associated Press
Nicosia
Cyprus
Beirut
Lebanon
Khaldeh
Sidon
Safar
Riyyak
Ballbeck
Libya
Ford warns of interference in Puerto Rico
President Ford, en route to a seven nation economic summit in Puerto Rico, warned Cuba to avoid interference in U S Puerto Rico relations. He said any meddling would be treated as interference and resisted by appropriate means as talks with Britain France West Germany Japan Italy Canada continue.
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Washington
Ford
Puerto Rico
Cuba
United States
Commonwealth
White House
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Japan
Italy
Canada
Ex Lockheed head sworn to testify in Japan payoffs
Former Lockheed Aircraft CEO A Carl Kotchian testified before U S and Japanese officials about multimillion dollar payments in Japan. He faced over 500 questions in a session marked by procedural focus and was ordered to return for more depositions as part of the Payoff scandal tying to Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic party. The hearing also involved other Lockheed executives and followed a Japanese government request for cooperation. Meanwhile President Ford discussed U S Puerto Rico ties, emphasizing free debate and promising beneficial future relations as a Puerto Rico summit neared with Governor Hernandez Colon and San Juan Mayor Carlos Romero Barcelo.
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Tokyo
Aig
Japan
A. Carl Kotchian
U.S. Justice Department
U.S. Heme Court
William Rehnquist
Kotchian
William Schweitzer
San Francisco
Aerospace Company
Lockheed
J.W. Clutter
Lockheed Aircraft Asia Ltd
A.H. Elliott
Lockheed Aircraft International Ltd
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Puerto Rico
Dorado Beach
San Juan
Ford
United States
Hernandez Colon
Popular Democrat Party
Carlos Romero Barcelo
New Progressive Party
Hay for sale ad circulates in Austin Herald section
Short notice want ad for alfalfa hay at 75 cents per bale. Advertiser notes hay in short supply in Austin area and invites buyers to place ads in Herald want-ad column. Ad was scheduled six days but canceled after two days. contact 433-8851 for rapid ad placement.
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Austin
Herald
Farmer's Market
New Miss Minnesota Crowned Tonight
Miss South St. Paul wins second prelim and joins Miss Winona in the Miss Minnesota pageant. Dorothy Benham, 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dahle, won the preliminary swimsuit and talent awards. Mary Nelson of Winona, 19, earned the Friday talent award with Debussy, and ten finalists will be named to compete in all three phases.
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Minnesota
South St. Paul
Dorothy Benham
Oscar Dahle
Miss Benham
Adelle
Bloomington
Stephanie Nilson
Miss Inver Grove Heights
Renee Grandstrand
Joy Sorenson
Rhonda Wojahn
Susan Smith
Crosby
Wait
Coppelia
Aplewodd
Victoria Andrews
Preston Diane Simonson
Brenda Laidley
Thief River Falls
Ford wins 17 of 18 Minnesota GOP delegates
At the Minnesota Independent-Republican convention Ford captured 17 of 18 national delegates after a four hour ballot count. Reagan won one delegate, 23 year old Mark Piepho of Mankato, as Ford solidified 33 votes to Reagan's six with three uncommitted.
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ST. Paul
S Poe
Ford
Reagan
Harold LeVander Jr
Maisie Leier
Roseville
Stokes
Piepho
Minnesota
GOP
Charlee Hoyt
Betty Ford
Beame stays home with money woes
Milwaukee AP dispatch reports that Abe Beame cancels attendance at the U S Conference of Mayors amid New York City budget and labor crises. The piece highlights looming July 1 fiscal year starts and end of key city union contracts, with potential default risks without federal aid.
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Milwaukee
Abe Beame
Beame
New York City
U.S. Conference of Mayors
New York
Victor Gotbaum
Ford
Beverly Hills
Calif
Donna Elliman
Emergency Financial Control Board
Sidney Frigmund
Treasury
William Simon
Mixed reactions over Bl bomber production approval
A Senate House conference committee authorized production of the B1 supersonic bomber. Opponents vow renewed fights when a $32.5 billion weapons bill returns to Congress, and again in the defense appropriation bill covering $960 million for three planes of a 24 plane fleet. The panel also settled a Navy shipbuilding program and deferred a nuclear powered strike cruiser request.
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WA Hington
Senate
House
Pentagon
John C. Culver
Diana
Senate House
Ford
Polish workers force price halt after protests and rail blockade
Polish workers push back against price hikes by blockading railroads and rallying at mass meetings. Prices for steak and staples remain at 1970 levels due to the protests while the Communist government withdraws its plan for up to a 100 percent rise. In Ottawa, major Canadian airlines cut about 19,000 jobs as pilots strike over French use in air traffic control. Talks stall with little progress as air traffic largely halts nationwide.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ottawa
Canada
Case Delay Extends in Edmonton Abuse of Process Case
Judgment reserved to June 30 in District Court on an abuse of process application by Frank Blackhorse sought by the FBI in the United States on several charges. Barrie Chivers, counsel for Blackhorse, argues proceedings have not been properly conducted.
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Edmonton
Canada
Frank Blackhorse
FBI
United States
Barrie Chivers
Blackhorse
Appo
Flight Attendants Reject TWA Contract. Strike Possible
New York flight attendants for Trans World Airlines voted to reject the June agreement, a TWA spokesman said. He noted the union's stance could trigger a strike while the airline plans to run normal schedules with no expected service disruption.
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New York
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Minnesota haylift program to ship hay next week
Shipments of hay to drought stricken areas of Minnesota under a $100,000 haylift program sponsored by the Minnesota Farmers Union will begin next week, a spokesman says.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Minnesota Farmers Union
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