Spies Had Keys To West German Defense Safe
Three members of a communist spy ring had keys to a West German Defense Ministry safe. The safe held more than 1,000 secret documents including top secret files on NATO and defense strategy. The trio, including Renate Lutze and her husband Lothar Lutze, were arrested last year.
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Bonn
West Germany
UPI
Defense Ministry
East Germany
NATO
Naval Staff
Frankfurter Allegmeine
Renate Lukze
Laitze
Erich Honecker
Honecker
Communist Party Central Committee
Horn Ministry of the Interior
Chauffeur's claims spark Florida crash inquiry
In Boca Raton a New York chauffeur, Charles Giel, told police he was Walter Cronkite's driver after crashing a $13,000 Cadillac with New York plates WRC. Cronkite denies ownership or knowledge of Giel, who admitted joking about being Cronkite's chauffeur. The car owner Wilfred Cohen and wife plan to visit Florida to discuss the incident and Giel's tale.
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Boca Raton
Fila
Upl
Charles Giel
New York
Giel
Walter Cronkite
Cronkite
CBS News
WRC
Myron Yelverton
Yelverton
California
Wilfred P. Cohen
Sands Point
Cohen
Pepper Says Congress Will Rescue Older Workers
Rep Claude Pepper pledges congressional action to shield workers aged 65 and under from forced retirement after a Supreme Court ruling. Burger's opinion narrows coverage by allowing pension plans to justify early retirement, Pepper calls for a bill to raise protection to age 70 and extend coverage pending new legislation.
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Charlotte Moulton
Warren Burger
Burger
Pepper
House
Senate
Early attention for Nebraska bank legislation in 1978 session
Nebraska banking officials expect early focus on multibank holding company bill LB838 and a proposed tax measure LB416 as the 1978 Legislature opens. Lobbyists predict LB838 could pass, while opponents warn of financial power concentration. LB416 faces committee scrutiny January 4. Additional talks cover broadening savings and loan placement of idle funds up to 190000 and LB28's potential economic boost for agriculture lending.
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Linqoln. Neh
UPI
Nebraska
James Ryan
Association of Better Financial Services
National Bank of Commerce
Sincola
Omaha National
U.S. National Bank
Omaha
Brandt
Nebraska Association of Commerce and Industry
LBA
Kenny King
Lincoln
Nebraska League of Savings and Loan Associations
King
Savings and
Savings and Loan
Hrandt
Nebraska Bankers Association
Woman Waives Extradition in Grand Island Baby Case
Cynthia Morris of Sioux City Iowa agreed to waive extradition to Nebraska to face a child stealing charge in Grand Island. Authorities say Morris abducted Trinity the four month old son of Sue Foland and the baby was recovered unharmed in Sioux City. Foland reportedly left the child with a roommate’s friend at the Hall County Courthouse while attending to business. The natural mother is said to be being held on bad check charges.
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Trisdy
Columbus
Jebrashe
Nebraska
Grand Island
Neb
UPI
Hall County
Cynthia Morris
Sioux City
Iowa
Charles Headley
Miss Morris
Headley
Trinity
Sue Foland
Richard Weaver
Weaver
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Seiko Quartz
Cmeir
American Gem Society
Congress
William Brandt
Revenue Committee
New York City
Jacob German
Lexington Avenue
AL Hormel
Mingeapolis
gHormel
Perateee
Jack & Sill
Uptown
Jack & Jill U.S
JOE & Al's
23Rd St
2Rd Ave
Funeral Home
Silver Creek
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