$4 Billion Military Aid Bill Faces Ford Veto
The $4 billion military aid bill clears final passage in Congress but faces a veto threat from President Ford over new congressional controls on arms sales. The measure would impose a $9 billion annual ceiling on sales and require disclosure of gifts to foreign officials. Senate and House margins fall short of override, with further steps possible on a companion Israel aid bill and a compromise credit- guarantee option under discussion.
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Hua Kuo-feng Consolidates Power in China
Hua Kuo-feng appears firmly in control after demonstrations centered on memories of Chou En-lai. He is named first deputy chairman of the Communist Party, signaling a clear line for eventual succession to Mao Tse-tung.
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Woman charged with murder in former spouse shooting
Sharon Ballenger 34 of Muscatine has been charged with murder after her husband Terrence Logan 28 was fatally shot Wednesday night in Muscatine. Logan and Ballenger had married just days earlier and were in a tavern with Carol Logan when the shooting occurred. Logan died on arrival at a Muscatine hospital. police say he was shot twice with a .22 caliber pistol. Ballenger remains jailed awaiting arraignment.
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UN Panel Recommends Palestinian State in West Bank and Gaza
The UN rights committee urged creation of a Palestinian state in the occupied West Bank and Gaza with Israeli withdrawal by mid 1977. The plan envisions UN administration before transferring control to the PLO and a two phase refugee repatriation with compensation for nonreturnees.
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Alburnett Teacher Honored as Industrial Arts Educator
Theodore O. Nunemaker, an industrial arts teacher at Springville Community School, was named Iowa's Outstanding Industrial Arts Teacher of the Year by the Iowa Industrial Education Association. He accepted a plaque and framed certificate during ceremonies at the 38th annual convention of the American Industrial Arts Association in Des Moines last week.
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Springville Community School
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Prisoner Found Hanged in City Jail
Mason City prison records an inmate Genaro DeLa Cruz age 21 found dead by hanging three hours after arrest for intoxication. Police report he hanged himself with a shirt. He claimed to be from Texas seeking work.
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