Fromme ejected again in court disruptions during Ford case
Lynette Fromme faces focus on Charles Manson while her defense fights over her behavior during and after an alleged attempt to kill President Ford. Judge MacBride orders Virga to continue. Buendorf testifies on Fromme’s tone and words after she cried out. Also reported, DEA agents seize 44 pounds of heroin and $371,000 in cash in Los Angeles, a record west coast heroin haul with estimated street value of $24 million.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Charles Manson
Ford
Miss Fromme
John Virga
Secret Service
Larry Buendorf
Virga
John Bitzer
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Los Angeles
West Coast
Judge says Hearst mentally competent to stand trial
U S District Judge Oliver Carter ruled Patricia Hearst is competent to face armed bank robbery charges with the Symbionese Liberation Army. Prosecutors and defense lawyers anticipate further legal wrangling before jury selection as Hearst seeks private psychiatric care without delaying the case.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
San Mateo County
Judge rules radar is properly operating after calibration
A Dane County judge ruled a new State Patrol radar is presumed to operate correctly if calibration has been performed. Richard Newman of Barneveld was fined $37 for allegedly driving 12 miles per hour over the limit on June 27 near Blue Mounds.
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Madison, Wis
State Patrol
Kent C. Houck
Dane County
Richard Newman
Barneveld
Blue Mounds
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Editorial summary of various pages including sports wrap and society notes with brief items and market area notices. No single dominant event identified, reflects multiple short items across sections.
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Society
Hassan and Spain reopen talks on Sahara compromise
King Hassan II met with a Spanish cabinet minister in Agadir to restart negotiations on a possible settlement over the Sahara issue. The talks aim to address the status of hundreds of thousands of Moroccans living in camps and seek a peaceable path forward.
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Hassan II
Spanish Sahara
Atlantic
Antonio Carro Martinez
Spain
Agadir
Morocco
Madrid
Hassan
Carro
Ahmed Osman
Ahmed Saraki
Rabat
Two Junior High UFO Sightings Reported Near Waltham
Two eighth grade students and a rural family reported silver flying objects above farms near Sargeant and Waltham in broad daylight. Sheriff Halstenson links Burke Williams and Schwab sightings as potentially the same object despite differing descriptions.
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Waltham
Southland
Steven Burke
Sargeant
Judy Williams
Micheal
Williams
Burke
Keven Schwab
Grace Austin
Austin
Schwab
12Th Ave
Mower County
Carmen Halstenson
Shooting at Duffy's Tavern Leaves One Dead in Spring Valley
In Spring Valley Fillmore County one man, Larry A. Johnson aged 27, died from a gunshot wound to the abdomen after a 6 45 p m shooting at Duffy's Tavern. Deputy Thomas Kycek age 21 was wounded in the groin and hospitalized in Rochester. Sheriff Carl Fann and a state Crime Bureau agent investigated.
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Spring Valley, Minn
Fillmore County
Duffy's Tavern
Spring Valley
Larry A. Johnson
Spring Valley Hospital
Thomas Kycek
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Carl Fann
State Crime Bureau
Franco undergoes major surgery amid grave condition
Generalissimo Francisco Franco, 82, received blood transfusions after a four hour operation to remove most of his stomach. Doctors termed his condition very grave, noting ulcers and heavy bleeding. He had a prior abdominal operation four days earlier and remains under close watch at La Paz Clinic with Prince Juan Carlos at Zarzuela Palace and government leaders awaiting results.
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Fenton Wheeler
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Pardo Palace
la Paz Clinic
Cristobal Martinez-Bordin
An al
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Zarzuela
Carlos Arias Navarro
Ford vows to enter every state GOP primary in 76
President Ford announces in Boston he will compete in all 31 Republican primaries next spring and aims to secure the nomination at the convention. Officials express surprise at the broad pledge and discuss funding limits while Ford rallies supporters against the Reagan challenge.
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Ford
David C. Martin
Carl P. Leubsdorf
Boston
Washington
White House
GOP National Committee
Ronald Reagan
Herrema Held in Ireland After Release
In custody after release in Monasterevin Friday night, 53 year old Herrema was described as in good physical shape by a police spokesman but was driven to an army hospital for examination. Story on page 2.
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Herrema
Monasterevin
Ireland
Two Bedroom Furnished Apartment Rental Ad
An advertisement in the Herald listing a two bedroom furnished apartment with all carpeted rooms and utilities furnished except electricity. No children or pets allowed. Contact XXX-XXXX. The ad ran for one day under rentals and was scheduled to appear for six days. payment was for the times the ad appeared.
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Herald
House tax bill would cut average taxes and aid investors
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a tax bill that preserves most anti recession cuts for 1976 and beyond while offering relief to wealthy investors like Texas businessman H Ross Perot. A potential $15 million refund for Perot drew attention as the panel also moved to eliminate a $165 million fee fund and allow six amendments.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Texas
H. Ross Perot
Perot
The
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Treasury
Phil Landrum
D-Ga
Death of 72-year-old woman in Little Falls toll rises
A 72-year-old Little Falls woman died Friday at St. Gabriel's Hospital from injuries suffered when struck by a car November 1. The driver was Gwen Scheid, and police said the crash occurred on a Little Falls street. The death increases Minnesota's 1975 road toll to 645, compared with 730 on this date last year.
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Little Falls
Minn
St. Gabriel’s Hospital
Bruno Peter
Gwen Scheid
CIA funded LSD studies at 30 universities in 1950s to 60s
The CIA acknowledged financing experiments on LSD and other drugs at more than 30 universities and agencies during the 1950s and 60s. At Lexington Kentucky’s Addiction Research Center inmates received narcotics for participation with some given morphine doses. The program ran 1953 to 1962 with Naval Research as intermediary.
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CIA
Senate
National Institute of Mental Health
Addiction Research Center
Lexington
Iain Edward M. Flowers
Carl Duckett
Office of Science and Technology
Office of Naval Research
James Henderson Childs
Veterans Administration
Nav
Woman dies in Minneapolis fire near downtown
A woman in her mid 40s was found dead at the scene of a two alarm fire about 2 45 am near downtown Minneapolis. The body was located in a third floor apartment bedroom and no other injuries were reported.
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Minneapolis
Oregon
St. Paul High School
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