Kissinger Warns of Fear of Involvement in Foreign Affairs
Washington AP Henry Kissinger notes an almost metaphysical revulsion in Americans toward risky foreign entanglements yet calls the United States the hope of the non Communist world. He warns public scrutiny would rise for any large foreign commitment and cites Watergate’s impact on policy and Congress.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Americana
United States
Congress
Kissinger
Sinai
Egypt
Israel
Sweden
Finland
Australia
Canada
William Buckley
Peron to Begin One Month Leave of Absence
Argentina's foreign minister says President Isabel Peron will take a month long leave for rest and will not leave the country. She is expected back before October 17, with Senate President Italo Luder acting as president in her absence.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Angel Robleda
For Bien
Andes Mountain
Gariloche
Mar del Plata
Robleda
Peray
Peronist Party
Heir's Hunting Conviction Upheld in Wildlife Case
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Ninth U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld millionaire soap heir George Gamble's conviction for transporting illegally killed sheep and elk. Gamble, 38, was fined 10 500, ordered to spend one day to one week monthly for a year supporting wildlife groups, placed on three years probation, and barred from hunting big game worldwide during that period.
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Independence Qago
Carl Pint
Rlvero Punteny
Pint
Punteny
Norleast Council On
San Francisco
Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
George Gamble
Gamble
631000 Wrongly Received Food Stamps Report
The agriculture department said Thursday that about 631,000 people in the last half of 1974 received food stamps under federal definitions that did not apply. Officials estimated costs to the government could range from 70 million to zero million dollars. Edward Heckman of the food and nutrition service said the errors were not proof of deliberate fraud and urged Congress to press states to improve performance.
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Washington
UPS
Apricultire Department
Edward Heckman
Sea
Department
Food and Nutrition Service
Congress
Heckman
Palestinian Israeli War Heats Up On Lebanon Front
Palestinian and Israeli forces clash along the Lebanon frontier amid threats to the U S mediated peace accord. Israeli warplanes bombed the Borgholiyyell refugee camp near Tyre killing two and wounding five. Palestinian boats attacked Sidon but withdrew after shore fire. Soviet agricultural delegation concludes two month U S Canada tour.
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Lebsinese
Middle East
Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Borbard
Tyre
Beirut
Palestinien
Jq Baitul Seid Teraeti
Sidon
Mediterranean
Russia
U.S
Canada
Officials See No Change In 76 Economic Picture
Washington AP. Top Ford administration officials stick to forecasts from four months earlier despite a slightly improved employment picture and higher inflation. Alice Rivlin says 1976 outlook is similar to prior, with some nervousness. Greenspan and Lyon favor slower federal spending growth to reduce deficits and spur private investment.
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Washington
House Budget Committee
Alice Rivlin
Congressional Budget Office
James Lynn
Office of Manageme and Budget
Congressional Budget
Notlon
Greenspan
Lyon
Hawkeye Downs Cattle Barns Re-roofing Soon Underway
A corps of carpenters from AFL-CIO will be at Hawkeye Downs Saturday to reroof three cattle barns. Barns Manager Karey C Knight says union volunteers led by Harold V Heath will remove old roofing and lay new shingles. Famous Recipe Fried Chicken and three other firms Coca Cola Bottling O Neil Enterprises and Colonial Baking Co sponsor the project. Some work already finished with new foundations installed under each barn.
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Apant Fd Craftsmet
Carpertiere Toca 308
Afl-Cio
Hawkeye Downs
Karey C. Knight
Harold V. Heath
Coca Cola Bottling Co
O'Neil Enterprises
Colonial Baking Co
Ford to raise car prices by about 5 percent next year
Ford Motor Co. plans a price rise of about 218 dollars on an average equipped car in 1976, marking a 4.7 percent increase. The move follows earlier hikes by General Motors and Chrysler, with Ford noting a reduction in per car losses and continuing price boosts over the past two years.
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Retroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
American Motors
Chrysler Corp
Muuness
Ford Begins Another Political Trip
President Ford heads to the Midwest and Texas after a New Hampshire campaign swing. He plans a St. Louis TV interview and appearances at the National Baptist Convention and GOP events in Kansas City and Dallas. He will receive an honorary law degree at SMU and dedicate the Permian Basin Petroleum plant, wearing a bulletproof vest during part of the New Hampshire tour as he meets voters in over 20 towns.
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Washington
Pred
White House
New Hampshire
Ford
Midwest
Texas
St. Louis
National Baptist Convention
Kansas City
Kat
Dallas
National Federation of Republican Women
Van
Southern Methodist University
West Texas
Sacramento
Judge halts bid to jail Hearst witnesses in SLA probe
In Harrisburg UPI Judge R Dixon Herman refused a concert hearing and denied jail for two witnesses Mrs Micki McGee and Martin Miller who had immunity but refused to testify before a grand jury tied to reports that fugitive newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst and three SLA members hid on a northeastern Pennsylvania farm last summer. The judge said the rule to show cause is premature and ordered a hearing on FBI wiretap claims.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Patricia Tearer
R. Dixon Herman
U.S
Micki McGee
Svoll Wid
Martin Miller
Public School Bus and Services Bid Notice 1975
Notice from Linn County Community School district seeking bids for furnishing two school buses and related services. Affected parties include Fauna and Educariong Sehuices. Bids opened by the Board of Directors with criteria on materials, service quality, and best interest of the schools. Public notice cites dates September 5, 15 and 12, 1975.
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Ine Linnfinr Community School
Cristicl
Ine
Ggln
Er Tawo
Educariong Sehuices
Marton
Bone
Sungites
Epuoment Andor Srve
Torin
Maleriots
Mor Gomimuny
Lien
Sinfe
Drarivets
Provan
Ortmn
Ian Hese
Marlon
Joe
Chores Farris
Bury
Pupiah
Caure
Ona
Linn County
Otrtrue
Morgan
Awnde
Fis
Joshua Allen Fields
Special Meeting Proceedings and Probate Notices
A garbled report shows a special meeting led by Mayor Pro Tem Wouner and Mayor Gord with zoning hearings, property discussions, and a probate notice. It lists executors, creditors, and court actions for estates in Rapid City and Cedar Rapids, along with public hearings and mortgage conveyances.
Zoning and development hearing notes in Linn County Iowa
Readable fragments show a Linn County Iowa zoning hearing on near-term rezoning and property access. The document references planning and zoning discussions, street and wall work, and a public hearing date around October 1975 with engineer input and contractor bids for street improvements and property access adjustments.
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