Ford Attacker Demands Custody Then Fires At President
Sara Jane Moore, 45, fired at President Ford near the St Francis Hotel in San Francisco. A Marine veteran restrained her gun hand, Ford escaped unharmed, and Moore was arrested after being previously cleared by the Secret Service.
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San Francisco
UPI
FBI
Radical Movement
Ford
Secret Service
St. Francis Hotel
Sara Jane Moore
California
Miss Moore
Washington
Oliver Sipple
Sipple
Vietnam
Timothy Hettrich
Egypt Signs Mideast Pact as Israel Delays Sinai Role
In Geneva Egypt signed the final document of the Middle East peace pact while Israel limited its actions to initialing the protocol awaiting U.S. Sinai deployment assurances. U.N. officials note negotiators completed agreement on disengagement terms after 15 hours of talks.
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Switzerland
UPI
Egypt
Israel
Sinai Desert
U.N
Palais Des Nations
Americans react to Ford assassination attempt across the nation
Citizens respond with shock and dismay after a second assassination attempt on President Ford in California. Comments from workers, drivers, and officials reflect fears for democracy and calls for safer travel and delayed public appearances.
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California
Dallas
John F. Kennedy
Ford
George Duke
Atlanta
Paul Simmons
West Virginia Penitentiary
Leo Gardner
Charleston
W.va
White House
Brad MacKimm
Rye
N.Y
New York
Grand Central Station
Charleston, W.va
John Kennedy
Chanute Housing Plan Moves Forward With Modular Homes
Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce signs a sale contract for its first modular home near Main and Denman. An Iola contractor moves to Chanute to build five homes with CDC oversight, plus four frame houses, funded by Bank of Commerce.
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Bud Huffman
Chanute
Chanute Area
Chamber
The
Chanute Development Corporation
CDS
Bill Boone
CDC
Boone
Advance System Homes of
Marshall Industries and Construction Co
Iola
Gary Ratley
Marshall Industries
Ratley
Tom Hoxie
Ratleys
Main and Denman
Bank of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce — City Commission
Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce
Ford's Unseen Ailment Tied to Public Meetings
Intercepted letter reveals that after years as president Ford developed a peculiar ailment causing him to duck after every handshake in crowds. The document hints at a neurological or anxiety related issue but offers few concrete details beyond the repeated behavior.
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Ford
Docking Bribery Case Sees Delay Fight In Courts
In Topeka Kansas the Docking bribery conspiracy case faces two fronts as defendants press U.S. Supreme Court review while Shawnee County District Court sets trial dates. The Kansas Supreme Court denied a stay, and prosecutors warn a 180 day trial deadline could force dismissal if delayed.
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Topeka, Kan
UPI
Shawnee County
US. Supreme Court
Kansas Supreme Court
George R
Dick’’ Docking
U.S. Supreme Court
Docking
Robert Docking
Kansas High Court
High Court
E. Newton Vickers
Mark Bennett Jr
Bennett
Monday
Burgess, Latimer & Miller Engineers
William E. Burgess
William A. Latimer
Robert D. Miller
Ralph E.preston
Elton R. Plaster
Robert Sommers
University of Kansas Medical Center
Church seeks release of 23 year old fan in suit
The Unification Church filed suit in Great Bend Kansas to obtain a court order freeing Pam Fanshier a 23 year old follower of Rev Sun Myung Moon who had been committed to a hospital by her parents Attorney James Lawing represented Fanshier saying the church action aims to allow her to decide her own religious path.
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Great Bend
Kan
UPI
Unification Church
James Lawing
Pam Fanshier
Sun Myung Moon
Lawing
Douglas County Legal Aid Society
Phil Miller
Lawrence
Miss Fanshier
Fanshiers
Miller
Akron
Ohio
New Jersey
Unification Church Center
New York City
Donald Hoffman
Attorney General
Weather and court actions mingle in county notices
Area forecast shows clear and cool weather through Wednesday with highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s. County District Judge Frederick Woleslagel will hear arguments on the Fanshier case Tuesday as Miss Fanshier remains committed to Central Kansas Medical Center pending an Oct. 1 sanity hearing.
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Frederick Woleslagel
Unification Church
Moon
Robert Fanshier
Great Bend
Central Kansas Medical Center
Barton County
William Laughlin
Laughlin
Miss Fanshier
Lawing
Pam
Stephen Sell
The
Fanshiers
Regents plan eyed to govern junior colleges in Kansas
The 1202 Commission narrowed options to place junior colleges and area vocational technical schools under the Kansas Board of Regents or create a hybrid system modeled after Colorado or California. Proposals include eight regional controls and keeping local boards, with funding methods and program priorities debated.
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Topeka
Kan
1202
Colorado
California
Regents
AWTS
Governor Junior Colleges
AVTS
Regents of Kansas Board of Education
Commission
James Maag
Dodge City
Maag
Salina
Kansas Technical Institute
Wichita
Manhattan
Emporia
Kaw
Washburn University
Eloise Strikes Florida Coast With 130 mph Winds
Hurricane Eloise roared ashore between Fort Walton Beach and Panama City with 130 mph winds, tearing roofs, felling trees, and spawning tornadoes. Over 100,000 people fled inland as the storm moved into Alabama. warnings urged 5 to 10 inches of rain and flood risk across Alabama, Florida, and Georgia.
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Fort Walton Beach
Fla
UPI
Eloise
Florida
Panama City
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Point Clear
Ala
Alabama
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Dothan
Georgia
Florida Panhandle
Hartford
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Tammy Grasso
Chanute High School
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