Ford Bus Incident: Collision With Presidential Car
At a Hartford intersection the Ford motorcade collided with a Yellow Buick. Secret service whisked the president to safety as the Buick sustained heavy front-end damage. Police admitted fault and ordered an inquiry as Beibel and others were uninjured.
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Hartford
Conn
Ford
Secret Service
Andrew Hutch
Frederick Beibel
Connecticut
Beibel
Stewart McKinney
R- Conn
Hutch
Ernest Luzania
Masini
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Buick
James Bruno
GOP
Court Bans 180 Day Gas Price Exemptions In Shortage Fight
Supreme Court rejects 180 day exemptions from federal price controls on natural gas, leaving Congress to decide on temporary deregulation. FPC estimates show limited relief possible, with interstate pipelines gaining 200-400 billion cubic feet this winter at higher prices, while total shortage near 2.9 trillion cubic feet. Courts previously ruled exemptions illegal, and the high court declined to review. New Orleans court upholds first national rate increase for post 1973 gas, but impact on production unclear.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Congress
Federal Energy Administration
FPC
Consumer Federation of America
American Public Gas Assn
American Public Power Assn
National League of Cities
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
New Orleans
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
King Olav Reopens Decorah Norwegian Ties
King Olav V greeted 8 000 Decorah residents as he visited Luther College and the Norwegian-American museum complex for the sesquicentennial ceremony. The tour included a motorcade along Water Street and the helicopter departure from the intramural field.
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Norway
Olav
Decorah
Willis Wangsness
Olav V
Luther College
America
King Olav
Water Street
Leading Land Developer Told To Suspend Sales
GAC Corp of Miami, one of the nation’s largest land developers, was ordered by HUD to halt all installment land sales due to financial problems. The action targets projects in Arizona and Florida, with potential bankruptcy implications if bond exchanges fail.
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Miami
GAC Corp
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Washington
GAC
Richard Warner
HUD
Warner
GAC Properties, Inc
Rio Rico
Tucson
Ariz
Florida
Golden Gate
Naples
Barefoot Bay
Vero Beach
River Ranch Shores
Lake Wales
Poinciana
Orlando
Cape Coral
Caloosahatchee River
Consumer Credit
Federal Trade Commission
Hearst Depicted as Left Wing but Not a Super-Militant
AP reports attorney Terence Hallinan says Patty Hearst shifted to a left wing stance during her 19 months with the Symbionese Liberation Army but remains not a true militant. Hallinan, who left the defense team led by F Lee Bailey, calls Hearst a young, vulnerable figure and questions how much of her views are independent thought versus indoctrination.
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Patty
San Francisco
Patty Hearst
Terence Hallinan
Hearst
Berkeley Barb
SLA
Miss Hearst
Patricia Hearst
Hallinan
Boston
F. Lee Bailey
DPI outlines Tyler desegregation plan to Cedar Rapids board
DPI official says Cedar Rapids schools should pursue voluntary desegregation. Tyler Elementary must cut minority enrollment from 40 percent to 23.5 percent maximum per district-wide rule. A citizen advisory group and local housing and employment factors are emphasized. Cedar Rapids must submit a detailed plan by June 1976.
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Judy Daubenmier
State Department of Public Instruction
DPI
Tyler
Cedar Rapids
George Garcia
Kissinger Sends Letter But No Cyprus Memo To House Panel
Secretary of State Kissinger replied two hours late to a House intelligence panel subpoena for a Cyprus crisis memo. The committee received Kissinger's letter around noon but not the memorandum, while the State Department declined to comment. The memo by Thomas Boyatt centers on alleged crisis mismanagement and tests Kissinger's order prohibiting testimony on policy recommendations.
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Washington (Ap
Henry Kissinger
House Intelligence Committee
Cyprus
Kissinger
State Department
Thomas Boyatt
Department
Boyatt
U.S
Otis Pike
D-N.y
Long Island
Heating Oil Prices Seen to Rise This Winter
Prices for home heating oil may climb an additional two to six cents a gallon this winter as summer gains persist. Supplies should stay adequate unless a large gas to oil switch by industry occurs. Major questions involve extending price controls beyond November 15 and the tariff on imported crude oil. The Federal Energy Administration projects a two cent rise with controls and tariff, or about six cents if both are removed, reaching 38 cents a gallon wholesale.
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New York
Congress
Ford
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Atlanta Teachers Return to Work Under Federal Injunction
Atlanta teachers and custodians returned to classes under a federal injunction that halted the citys first public school strike in history. All 180 schools were open and operating, restoring a temporary end to the one day holiday for students and the teachers strike.
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Atlanta
UPI
Chuckle Table Manners and the Curious Origin
A quirky note on table manners and humor hints at etiquette origins. It playfully suggests those who invented manners may not have practiced politeness themselves.
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Ed Path
A. Tonk
Lekal
Hugo Masini
Bradley Interna
President Ford
Hartford Airport
Plani
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