Clash of Ideas at Ford Talks in Vail
President Ford and his advisers met in Vail amid a clash of ideas to shape a national energy policy. Federal Reserve Chair Arthur Burns joined after a long session with Ford and 15 aides. No definitive decisions were made as talks continued with plans for a State of the Union energy policy push and further meetings in two to three weeks.
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Vail
Colo
Ford
Meetig
National Energy
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
Ian Nessen
Fouph
Hall
Nessen
Wall Associates
Congress
Camp David
Nelsen
Search Dog Finds Boy Wounded by Snow Bound Plains
Joseph Cordova, 14, survived three days in snow swept plains near Albuquerque after losing his father and brother during a Christmas hunting trip. A search dog located him Friday as he defended himself from coyotes with a rifle after rabbits drew them closer.
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Joseph Cordova
Albuquerque
Americans Held In Laos By Rebels Near Ban Hayel Sai
Rebels in northwestern Laos hold 19 Americans as of Saturday after mutinied Lao troops seized Sun Houei Sai near the Mekong. U S embassy notes they are not hostages but cannot leave. Damaged town sees mortars, casualties as Pathet Lao forces advance.
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Laos
Vientiane
Mekong
Ipost
Ban Hayel Sai
U. S
Sin
U.S
Lao Theung
Sun Houei Sai
National Assembly
Charles Whitehouse
Luang Prapang
Sowvanna Phouma
Whitehouse
Phoumi
Vongjinehit
State of Emergency Declared in Bangladesh
The government proclaims a nationwide state of emergency amid internal disturbances. The move suspends constitutional rights, granting Prime Minister Mujibur Rahman wide control while authorities cite banditry and violence after independence. Famine tolls are reported, with aid ongoing from the army to move grain and curb smuggling along the Indian border.
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Dacca
Bangladesh
Mujib Rahman
Pakistan
Miyth
Awami League Party
Mujib
Chiteymng
Ervin and Cook Plan Early Resignations to Gain Pension
Washington reports that Senator Sam Ervin and Senator Walter D. Cook intend to resign before their terms end to access a 64 percent cost of living pension boost available to retirees this year. Ervin aims to reevaluate Tuesday with Ford succeeding Cook, giving the new senator a head start on seniority.
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Washington
Ervin
D-M. D
Cook
Westdell Ford
FAA Lag On Safety is Charged
Washington AP report says a House panel accuses the FAA of leadership failure in air safety and criticizes its handling of two major jet crashes. It cites the Turkish Airlines DC-10 near Paris killing 346 and a December 1 Trans World Airlines 727 crash near Upperville Virginia killing 92, plus certification practices and proposed cockpit alert devices. The panel faulted the authority for premature safety certification and questioned the proximity warning system. The FAA plans centralized certification in Washington and reiterates pilot ultimate responsibility for maintaining altitude.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
House
FAA
Paris
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Communitter
Trans World Airlines
Upperville
Alexander Butterfield
Airlines
WAA
Plunge from Window Kills Amy Vanderbilt
New York social etiquette authority Amy Vanderbilt dies at 68 from a fall or jump from a second story window in her Manhattan townhouse. Police say involvement unclear. husband Curtis Kellar and a son were at home. Vanderbilt authored prominent columns and books on etiquette.
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New York
Amy Vanderbilt
Manhattan
Miss Vanderbilt
Yong Rho
A. Passerby
Arownstone
Upper East Side
Pam
Metropolitan Hospital
Curtis Kellar
General Consel
International
Mobil 08
Staten Istead
Mary Estelle Crooks
Joseph Morimer Vanderbilt
Heabi
Switzerland
Packer Collegiate Institute
Brooklyn
New York University
Finch Seeks Republican U S Senate Nomination in California
Robert Finch a former presidential emcee and Nixon aide declared his candidacy for the Republican U S senate nomination in California. The 49 year old Finch, previously Mrs. Vanderbilt, resigned in 1972 and preferred to be addressed by her professional name or as secretary of health, education and welfare, a cabinet rank position.
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San Marino
Calif
Robert Finch
U. S. Senate
Vanderbilt
Finch
Nixon
Kellar
Elt Iviser
Television Sets Surpass Bathtubs in American Homes
A dated quip notes that there are more television sets than bathtubs in the United States, arguing entertainment value outweighs domestic hygiene. The remark plays on consumer trends and home life humor from mid-century style.
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America
Band Seizes Managua Party Host Home in Nicaragua
An armed band stormed the home of wealthy businessman Jose Maria Castillo Quant during a socialite gathering in Manacas Nicaragua seizing as hostages several diplomats officials and business leaders. Two policemen died and authorities reported many wounded as martial law was declared and Sandinista Front activity noted.
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Manacas
Nicaragua
Te House
Anastasia Somoza
U. S
Guillermo Sevilla Sacava
U. N
Guillermo Lang
Managua
Luis Valle Olivares
Sandinista Front
Jose Maria Castillo Quant
National Guard
Sandinista
Gene Me
Olin
Uhio
U.S
Sandinehera
Niesram
Moel Tallais
Samora
Ernesto Mernandez Holman
Bank of America
Denis Galla Ami
Benjamin Gallo
Col
Laslo Pataky
Franco Chamorro
Unemployment Up in Cedar Rapids Area in November
A report by the Town Employment Security Commission shows Cedar Rapids area unemployment rising to 24 percent in November from October due to seasonal trends. Total labor force declined from 74 to 75 thousand, with total employment dropping to 76,500 and agriculture contributing most to the decline. Nonmanufacturing jobs gained 1,000 year over year while manufacturing employment rose to 27,200 in November.
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Cedar Units
Cedar Rapids
Town Employment Security Commission
Arat
Named to Job Vacant Due to Death Dies
KNOX Ind AP County Auditor Richard Zellers, 44, a Republican who had just begun a second term, died Friday after being appointed to fill the vacancy. He lost the prior election by 4 1 votes to Democrat Francie Knorr and was asked by county commissioners to serve the term after Knorr.
Frtiven mixin lead paint sale limit set by CPSC
The Consumer Product Safety Commission decided a 0.5 percent lead dn paint mix is the sale limit. The rule aims to limit lead exposure under federal safety standards.
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Washington
iSafely Commission
Frieslay
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Jan Aersten van der Bit
Staten Island Advance
International News Service
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Morton Clark
Hans Knopf
Senate
Franklin Blahnik, Jr
Caral Monmouth
Linda Harington
Highway Patrol
Tracy Harington
Anamasa
Ronnie L. Holland
Monemouth
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Strich
Blarington
Rolande Espinoza
Sel
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Dulo Osorio Espinoza
Felix Medina Savedra
Castillo Quant
Monmouth
Ceehir Raise
Tin County
Colar Rapids
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