Arlington heiress loses 300000 in jewelry in home robbery
Mrs. Josephine Bryce of Arlington reports a theft Thursday night of about 300000 dollars in jewelry from her home on Black Hole Hollow Road near the Cambridge border. The burglary prompted FBI and Vermont police involvement with investigation focusing on a blue two tone Dodge and possible suspects.
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Senator Moss in disguise spots Medicaid abuse in New York City
Utah Senator Frank E. Moss posing as a shabby patient visited East Harlem Medical Center and helped document massive waste in New York City Medicaid. The report cites mismanagement across city levels, estimates about 2.5 billion yearly NYC Medicaid costs, and about half wasted via ineligible use and provider fraud, urging reforms amid a three billion dollar municipal deficit.
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Taiwan Aims to Reprocess Fuel for Possible Nuclear Weapons
U S officials say Taiwan is developing capacity to produce plutonium through reprocessing of spent reactor fuel. They cite CIA reports of a new program and note Taiwan may breach a triangle pact with the United States and the IAEA. In Taipei a official says the lab will only handle tiny amounts for research.
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Police Killings in Soweto Riots Rise to 41
In Soweto South Africa police opened fire on stone throwers killing two, as a week of violence drives the death toll to 41. Brig. David Kriel cited other dead officers and residents, while Police Minister Jimmy Kruger ruled out talks with the black power movement.
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Viking 2 landing set and Mars myths discussed
Inside the nation highlights include the Viking 2 landing setup and a breakthrough in genetic research. The page surveys Martian myths as Gerry Raftery reflects amid Mars news and notes broader political analysis by George Will and von Hoffman on various topics.
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Woman Escapes Uninjured From Lake Paran Car Crash
Edith Oakley of Salem New York escaped without injury after her 1965 Barracuda plunged from Welling Field into Lake Paran near North Bennington Friday night. The car rested in about 12 feet of water and was hauled out by wrecking service. Oakley reported the incident to police. Divers aided by locals recovered the vehicle and it was towed to Toomey Bros. garage.
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Ford camp clashed over park plan in 10 year funding push
Ford defended a Yellowstone stop proposing a 1.5 billion park system expansion and a 10 year 141 million land acquisition program with 700 million more for park development. Carter called the pledge an election year flipflop as debates loom and FEC rules debates proceed. Maddox seeks debate berth and LWV sponsorship status faces an FCC hearing.
Ford eager for debates with Carter in limned series
President Ford says he cannot wait to debate Jimmy Carter as the campaign narrows to an unstructured exchange. Carter proposes three 75 minute debates starting in late September with the League of Women Voters as sponsor pending Federal Election Commission ruling on legality.
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Killers of Americans sought in Iran
Three Americans killed while being driven to work near Tehran. Rockwell International contractors William Cottrell Robert Krongard and Donald Smith were shot by a terrorist group calling itself the Islamic Marxist guerrillas. A cyclist helped describe the getaway Paykan sedan and red Volkswagen used to block the chauffeur driven car. Local witnesses placed the victims at the Iranian Air Force base route amid a billion dollar surveillance project.
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Kissinger Vorster to Meet in Zurich on Southern Africa Talks
Secretary Kissinger and South African Prime Minister Vorster will meet in Zurich from Sept 4 to 6 to discuss ending the Rhodesian crisis, South West Africa independence, and unrest in the Republic. The talks follow a four nation African tour by U.S. officials and include plans for a Rhodesia peace proposal with black majority rule within two years.
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