Giscard Keeps Cool Amid France Crisis and Backlash
Paris reports describe Valery Giscard d Estaing facing a weakened majority after a utilities strike and a stock drop. He pledges continued austerity while opposition leaders warn of looming upheaval. Le Monde calls his reign twilight as Gaullists balk at more inflation.
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Arthur Higbee
PARIS
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Ripling
Valery Giscard d
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Robert Fabre
le Monde
France
Gaullists
Raymond Barre
Giscard Barre
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Gisland
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Croatian nationalists convicted in TWA hijacking case
Four Croatian nationalists were found guilty of hijacking a TWA jet from New York to Paris to press for Croatian independence. Ringleader Yonko Bush and his wife Julienne were convicted on the hijacking death charge, facing possible life terms. others were convicted of air piracy and conspiracy. A police officer was killed by a bomb left at Grand Central, a factor in the harsher charges.
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New York
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Trans World Airlines
Paris
Yugoslavia
Yonko Bush
Julienne
New York City
Grand Central Station
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Peter Malanie
Frane Pesul
U.S. District Court
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TWA
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Newfoundland
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Grarad
Brian Murray
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Stuntmen stars in film Stunts reveal danger and fame
Hollywood interview with stuntman Dar Robinson and peers outlines high fall records and underwater work. The piece covers pay, star perceptions, and two major stunt organizations while noting risks, careers, and memorable sequences fromAirport era productions.
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Dar Robinson
Houston Astrodome
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Pontiac Stadium
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San Fernando Valley
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Steve McQueen
Hawaii
McQueern
Burt Reynolds
McQueen
Steve
Pye
Clint Eastwood
Dustin Hoffman
Jimmy Caan
Stunts Unlimited
Stuntmen’s Association
Tran named fourth largest oil producer in the world
The report ranks Tran as the world's fourth largest oil producer, highlighting its significant output and global position in energy markets. Government and industry sources credit expanding upstream capacity and investment, noting continued growth amid fluctuating prices.
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Tran
Lemon aid could boost fuel savings say critics
Washington columnist Dick West jokes that a federal disaster relief program should cover so called lemons real-world autos frequent repairs. He proposes lemon aid tax writeoffs for time a car spends with a mechanic, arguing small cars’ maintenance saves fuel and deserves a government loophole.
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Dick West Washington
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Congress
Carter
Equal pay slogan sparks debate among women leaders
Pleunor Smeal, president of NOW, argues the motto equal pay for equal work backs women into lower salaries. She told the Washington Press Club that employers deem women’s jobs as not fully equal to men’s, citing Pittsburgh nurses earning less than bus drivers as evidence.
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Washington
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Pleunor Smeal
Natonal Organization For Women
Pleads Innocent to Charge in Grand Island Case
Mark Johnson, 23, Grand Island, pleaded innocent in Hall County District Court to four counts of motor vehicle homicide in connection with the death of Eugene K. Stoll. Judge L W Kelley Jr continued Johnson's $1,000 bond and set a trial date.
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Grand Island
Neb
Mark Johnson
Hall County
Johnson
Hugene XK. Stoll
L.W. Kelley Jr
Gold Star Members Feted By Platte Center Legion
Gold Star members Mrs. Ben Jarase, Mrs. Doris Novak, and Mrs. Richard Reins were honored by the American Legion Austfiary group on Monday. Each received a plant as school District 24 thanked them for a flag and the club voted to aid the Modern Mrs. club park project. May 21 was set for Poppy Day with Mrs. Larry Rosenthal and Mrs. George Soulliere in charge of memorial floral arrangements. Anna Mark spoke on Guatemala. Nominating committee named Mines, Larry Rosenthal, Dale Pillen, and Doris Novak. The birthday song honored Mmes Louis Jarecki, John Jalxen, Arno Mark, and Arden Mark. Door prize went to Mrs. Gotlieb Kuhn. traveling prize to Mrs. Dito Schmidt.
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Plaste Center
Ben Jarase
Doris Novak
Richard Reins
American Legion
Anna Bogus
George Soulliere
Arno Mark
Anna Mark
Guatemala
Mines
Larry Rosenthal
Dale Pillen
Mmes
Louis Jarecki
John Jalxen
Arden Mark
Got-lieb Kuhn
Dito Schmidt
Southeast Nebraska population rise shown in 1970s data
The University of Nebraska Lincoln Bureau of Business Research reports a 13 000 gain in the 17 county southeast region population from 1970 to 1976 to 492 082 with Cass Lancaster Saunders York leading growth above 4 4 percent Also notes counties with declines and variable growth patterns across the region reflecting economic and demographic changes.
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Lincoln, Neb
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University of Nebraska- Lincoln Bureau of Business Research Today
Nebraska
Bureau
Cass
Lancaster
Saunders
York
Seward
Saline
Fillmore
Butler
Otoe
Jefferson
Polk
Thayer
Richardson
Johnson
Gaye
Nemaha
Pawnee
Sauders
South East
Huiler
Otve
Folk
Gage
Namaha
Lancaster Counties
Lancaster County
York Counties
Saline County
Southeast Region
Plea Change in Prisoner Stabbing Death Case
Ned Lincoln reports Thomas Rails, 24, a penitentiary inmate, pleaded guilty to stabbing Enoch Robinson, 36, to death in the prison chapel after changing charges from first degree murder to manslaughter. Rails withdrew his innocent plea Thursday. Robinson was a spokesman for Indian inmate rights. Rails also faced an eight year manslaughter term in a separate prison stabbing and robbery conviction.
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Ned
UPL
Thomas Rails
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Enoch Robinson
Robinson
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