Fort Valley Tornado Disaster Toll Rises
Gov George Busbee surveyed Fort Valley Georgia after a tornado ripped through the business and residential districts. At least two killed and dozens injured as hundreds faced homelessness and power outages spread through the city.
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George Busbee
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Tavister
Bushee
Atlanta
Paul Reehling
Robbie
Joe Mullis
Fred Murphy
Civil Defense
Teehling
State Civil Defense Department
Peach County
Macon
REA Express to continue operations in bankruptcy plan
REA Express Inc will maintain normal operations while reorganization is pursued under federal law. The Manhattan court filing lists assets at 44 million and liabilities at 55 million. Chairman Tom Kate noted prior losses and a 1974 profit of 2.4 million as a sign of recovery before the recession hit cash flow.
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New York
REA Express, Inc
District Court
Manhattan
HEA
Railway Express Agency
Tom Kate
Kole
Prisoners criticize ACAJ evaluation of Iowa prison
The prisoner's laigon committee at Fort Madison faulted a recent American Correctional Association review for shallow and unprofessional reporting. They called for direct, accountable involvement by the director of the bureau of adult corrections and the social services commissioner, and supported annual parole interviews and tighter officer standards.
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Fort Madison
UPI
Laigon
State
American Correctional Assn
Bureau of Adult Corrections
Department of Social Services
David Dowell
ACA
Soeone
Edelin Returns to Work at Boston City Hospital
Dr Ken neth Edelin returned to his post as head of outpatient obstetrical and gynecological care at Boston City Hospital after a year probation for a fetal death manslaughter conviction. Judge McGuire stayed execution pending an appeal filed by Edelin's attorney.
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Kenneth Edelin
Boston City Hospital
Edelin
James McGuire
Williamlomans
Fdelin
Medical and Denter
Senate approves debt ceiling hike 70 20
The Senate votes 70 20 to raise the federal debt limit to 52 0 billion through June 30 1976 sending the measure to the White House just hours before the current ceiling would be surpassed Iowa Senators Clark and Culver Democrat supported the increase President Ford had sought 60 4 billion through June 30 1976 Long urged delaying longer term action while noting budget pressures and possible higher future spending The vote also rejected a proposal to repeal the debt limit.
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Congress
Senate
White House
Iowa
Clark
Culver
Ford
Rinsell Long
Senate Finance Committee
Sen. Barkley
Law-R
Long
Hearing Set on Credit and Interest Bills in Congress
Washington AP Weeks long debate continues as the House Banking Committee schedules another hearing led by Chairman Henry Reuss to scrutinize bills aimed at credit rationing and forcing lower interest rates. The measures, backed by Democrats as part of an economic revival plan, face GOP criticism as rushed and broad in scope.
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House Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Henry Reuss
Dwis
Federal Reserve
Arthur Busna
House
John Conlan
R-Ariz
Hep
Wills Gradivan
Chuckle Averat Tasers Postage Mail Theme
A garbled line hints at a joke about a fellow who receives quick mail with postage due. The fragment suggests a humorous take but lacks clear names or events to confirm specifics.
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Averat Taser
Nixon tax lawyer and appraiser indicted in 1969 72 returns
Richard Nixon's tax lawyer Frank DeMarco and Chicago appraiser Ralph Newman were indicted on multiple counts for conspiring to defraud the United States, lying to IRS agents, and backdating a deed to influence charitable deductions. They face potential prison terms and fines if convicted.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Chicago
Frank NeMarco
Los Angeles
United States
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Ralph Newman
DeMarco
Newman
Nixon
White House
Edward Morgan
Watergate
U.S
George Hart
National Archives
Mills Re Enters Naval Hospital
Rep. Wilbur Mills and his wife Polly Mills were hospitalized in Bethesda and a private Washington hospital respectively for medical exams and minor procedures. Mills was readmitted over the weekend on doctor guidance. details of Polly Mills’ condition were not disclosed.
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Washington
UPI
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Bethesda
Naval Hopta
Polly
Washington Hospital
Gene Goss
Mills
Weather Delays Army Bird Cull at Fort Campbell Milan
Weather halts planned chemical control of 12 to 14 million blackbirds at Fort Campbell Kentucky and Milan Tennessee. Lt. Col. John Klose says operations will wait for favorable conditions including low temperatures clear visibility wind and rainfall.
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Fort Campbell
Kentucky
Tennesse
Fenlagen
John Klose
Wey
Howard Gallaway
Tenn
Army
Milan Aires
Ais
Ford Promises Gas Price Tilt to Back Energy Plan
President Ford told Democratic senators he will use federal powers to raise gasoline prices more than heating oil if his energy program survives congressional challenges. The White House said the Federal Energy Administration will issue regulations by March to apply higher petroleum charges mainly to gasoline.
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Ford
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Federal Energy Administration
White House
FEA
Congress
Nessen Auld
Hind
Nesson
Talmadge D-Gu
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
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