Kidnap of Mexico president's father in law shocks Guadalajara
In Guadalajara soldiers sealed the city in a bid to locate Jalisco political power broker and father in law of President Luis Echeverria, J. Guadalupe Zuno Hernandez, seized on a city street by four gunmen. Police report the elderly man was beaten and dumped from his chauffeured car. The Revolutionary Armed Front of the People claimed credit, seeking ransom and political prisoners release, while Echeverria's wife rushed to Guadalajara. The incident aims to disrupt the nation’s upcoming address.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
UPI
Luis Echeverria
J. Guadalupe Zano Hernandez
Jalisco
Zuno Hernandez
Mexico City
Echeverria
Maria Esther
Revolutionary Armed Front of the People
U.S
Terrence Leonhardy
Zuno
Leonhardy
University of Guadalajara
Revolutionary Armed Front
Fernando Aranguren
Pacific
Guerrero
Sen
Ruben Figueroa
John Patterson
Shortage Looms Of Raw Materials In U S
A Senate subcommittee report says the United States consumes about 40 000 pounds of industrial raw materials per person per year and faces serious shortages and higher prices. Petrochemicals steel paper and plastics are most affected. Leaders call for balancing supply and demand and boosting energy output.
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UPI
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Senate
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Walter D. Huddleston
Dky
Huddleston
HEW pledges free child medical care under 1967 law
HEW says about 11 million poor children will receive free preventive medical care mandated by the 1967 amendments to the Social Security Acts. Estimates indicate 6 million need dental care, over a million eye care, and more than 300,000 other conditions. The department plans enforcement after years of delays and pledges to apply a 1 percent penalty to states not complying starting July 1, 1974.
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Washington
UPI
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HEW
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Abraham Ribbicoff
Dconn
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Department
Elliot Richardson
Congress
AFDC
Weinberger
Cosmonauts abort mission and return safely to Earth
Two Soviet cosmonauts Lev Demin and Gennady Sarafanov landed their Soyuz 15 capsule in Soviet Kazakhstan near Tselinograd after an abortive two day mission. Tass described the midnight descent in adverse weather as routine, while Western experts warned of possible docking or internal craft problems. The crew carried out tests for night landing, maneuvering, and rendezvous with Salyut 3 but no confirmed linkup occurred.
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UPI
Earth
Tass
Lev Demin
Gennady Sarafanov
Central Asia
Demin
Sarafanov
Soviet
Kazakhstan
Tselinograd
Soviet Union
Salyut 3 Space Laboratory
13 month mine strike ends with wage dispute resolution
Washington reports a 13 month strike ended after United Mine Workers and Eastover Mining Co. reached a settlement in Harlan County Kentucky. A fatal shooting amid violence marked the dispute as Duke Power’s Eastover agreed to suspends operations at Highsprint Mine pending a national coal contract.
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Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
United Mine Workers Union
Eastover
Duke Power Co
Charlotte
N.C
Brookside
Harlan County
UMW
Arnold Miller
Kentucky
Usery
Lawrence Jones
Billy Carroll Bruner
Jones
Bruner
Duke Power
POW pact signed by rival Laotians to free prisoners
Lao rightists and Pathet Lao sign an agreement to release all prisoners of war including civilian pilot Emmet Kay. Exchange begins Sept 19 at four Laos locations with aim to complete in one day, though may stretch to several days. Kay captured May 7, 1973 near Sam Neua.
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Vientiane
UPI
Pathet Lao
Emmet Kay
Joint Commission
Laos
Kay
Honolulu
Sam Neua
Phone
Security Council meets today on aid for Cypriot refugees
United Press International reports the U N Security Council will hold a special session to address relief for tens of thousands made homeless by a month of fighting in Cyprus. Cypriot leaders clash over authority as Turkish troops advance and refugees surge.
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United Press International
U.N. Security Council
Cyprus
Nicosia
Rauf Denktash
U.N
Izmir
Turkey
Bulent Ecevit
Adana
United Nations
Zenon Rossides
Cyrus
Rossides
Rassides
Kurt Waldheim
Greece
Denktash
Glafkos Clerides
Clerides
Ecevit
Kissinger mulls October Mideast trip and talks with Brezhnev
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger said he may make a brief October trip to the Middle East, a tentative plan announced as Saudi Foreign Minister Omar Saqqaf arrived for talks in Washington. He also intends to meet Soviet leader Brezhnev in October and expects Israeli Prime Minister Rabin to visit Washington shortly.
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UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
Omar Saqqaf
Dulles International
Here
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Saqqaf
Ford
William E. Simon
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Yitzhak Rabin
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