Terrorists surrender after Vienna oil chiefs raid
Pro-Palestinian militants who seized 11 oil ministers in Vienna surrendered in Algiers after a 25 hour operation. Two hostages, Saudi oil minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani and Iran minister Jamshi Amouze gar, were released unharmed. The group demanded Arab cooperation with Israel and funds for the Palestinian cause.
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Baldwin pleads not guilty to burglary charge
In Colfax County Court Monday Johnny Baldwin pled not guilty to burglary of the Ben Franklin Store in Schuyler. Judge Joseph Broz set bond at $20,000 after questioning by Larry Karel. The case moves to district court with no trial date yet.
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Cubs Donate Christmas gifts to two needy families
Eight Cub Scouts from Chiefs Den Pack 273 at St Anthony Grade School adopted two families for Christmas. Candle sales raised 110 dollars for gifts, purchased Friday night and wrapped Monday, delivering toys clothing and food to brighten their holiday.
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ABP and GECC reach $36.5 million credit pact
American Beef Packers Inc. and GECC agreed on a $36.5 million line of credit to fund the plan to pay about $25 million in ABP debts. Frank West, ABP chair, signed the agreement in Omaha with Judge David Crawford expected to approve the plan this afternoon. West will resign as chair and president after approval, becoming a consultant at half his former salary.
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Isabel Peron vows to stay in office through 1977
President Isabel Peron, undeterred by a coup and calls to resign, said she would fulfill her duty and remain in office until 1977. The four day uprising ended with leaders arrested and rebels surrendering at the Buenos Aires airport and Moron airbase.
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Federal Election Commission Approves Early Campaign Payments
The FEC authorized the Treasury to disperse 2.5 million dollars to ten presidential candidates and two major parties. Audits found minor corporate contributions to Ford and Bentsen. Sanford audited clean. Major payouts include 492k to Bentsen, 374k to Ford, 214k to Sanford, plus 100k minimum to seven others.
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Light Snow Flurries Rise Across Eastern Nebraska
United Press International reports high pressure over southern Minnesota and Gulf moisture caused light snow flurries in eastern Nebraska. Mist and subfreezing temps made slick southeastern roads. cloudy southeast may see more flurries or freezing drizzle tonight, while other areas enjoy partial clearing. A warmer trend is forecast for Christmas Day.
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Third graders reflect on meaning of Christmas
A St Isidore third grade class explores what Christmas means beyond gifts. Students quote verses about Jesus's birth, Santa, family joy, and goodwill, with most essays centering on the savior's birth as the holiday's core meaning.
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President Ford signs tax cut extension for next year
President Ford signed the 6.4 billion tax cut extension and other bills before flying to Colorado for an eight day skiing vacation with family. He vetoed a union picketing rights bill in construction and planned the State of the Union for January 19.
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Hoffa body search warrant extended for 10 days in New Jersey
UPI reports a second 10 day extension was issued for a warrant to search a 47 acre dump in Jersey City for the body of James R. Hoffa. The FBI and Strike Force would not discuss digging plans at Brother Moscato's site amid ongoing disappearance investigations.
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Columbus Telegram Holiday Schedule Ahead of Christmas
The Columbus Telegram will publish early on Wednesday and Friday with a 12:30 p.m. print time to let staff spend time with families and watch the Fiesta Bowl. The Dec 31 issue is planned early and the Saturday edition remains on Friday night schedule. The business office closes at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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