Armored cars sold to Mexican clients drive new factory plan
Richard Medlin, a former Nevada officer, says his Industrial Intelligence Group will move to full production this month of a $20,500 armored car designed to withstand four sticks of dynamite, a pipe bomb, or a 30 caliber rifle. He notes strong interest from Monterrey industrialists and says exterior and interior remain unaltered.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Richard Medlin
Medlin
Industrial Intelligence Group
Monterrey
Mexico
Nevada
Daily News
Son of Nazi War Criminal Seeks Father’s Body Return
Heinrich Peiper, son of former SS Colonel Joachim Peiper, accuses West German authorities of silence that allowed rightists to exploit his father’s alleged crimes in a French village. He notes his father’s burial dispute and urges assistance to obtain the body from French authorities.
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Bonn
West Germany
UPI
Heinrich Peiper
Joachim Peiper
Peiper
France
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Import plan threatens Maine potato growers
Maine potato farmers face a major threat from a Ford administration proposal to cut duties on imported dehydrated potatoes. Senator William D. Hathaway urges the International Trade Commission to reject the plan, warning it would signal a push toward increased dehydrated imports and endanger the domestic market.
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Maine
Washington
Ford Administration
William D. Hathaway
Dmaine
Hathaway
International Trade Commission
Commission
Ford
Idaho
United States
Central archives urged for Louisiana records storage
Louisiana officials call for a permanent central archives in Baton Rouge with satellite offices to preserve state documents. A Friends of the Archives group, led by Winston DeVille, advocates a $1 million project to gather scattered records, with Felder noting microfilm efforts and existing constitutions dating to 1812 and pension files from Civil War veterans.
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New Orleans
UPI
Louisiana
L.D. Felder
Friends of the Archives
University of New Orleans
Winston DeVille
Clifton H. Johnson
Johnson
Felder
Legislature reopens debate on dental tech false teeth
In Augusta Maine lawmakers revisit the issue of allowing dental technicians to prescribe and fit false teeth amid prior controversy after denturists faced injunctions for denture work without dentist prescriptions. A panel of Bangor dentists urges careful evaluation of skills and public safety.
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Augusta
Maine
UPI
Bangor
Fishermen urged to renew federal licenses in Maine
Portland Maine United Press International reports that a National Marine Fisheries Service agent urged Maine fishermen operating within three miles of the coast to renew federal licenses promptly. Dealers are told to verify license status of fishermen they buy from. Licenses are free but must be renewed if vessel changes name or operator switches vessels, with fines of 500 dollars for first offense and 1000 dollars for second offense.
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Portland, Maine
UPI
National Marine Fisheries Service
Maine
Bob Gowell
Sadat stance on PLO at Geneva peace talks remains firm
Cairo sources say there is some flexibility behind President Anwar Sadat's apparent rigidity over PLO participation in a reconvened Geneva Middle East peace conference. Sadat declared there will be no Geneva without the PLO.
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Sadat
Cairo
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Middle East
Geneva
PLO
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