Fromme to seek evidence in court hearing
Lynette Fromme 26, a Manson follower, will request discovery evidence in the murder attempt case against President Ford at a Tuesday court hearing. She may act as her own attorney with federal defender E Richard Walker present. Walker calls discovery in federal court ar chaiv and notes limits on grand jury transcripts. Wallace may campaign in six cities on a Europe trip with staff signaling possible stops in Boston Washington Pittsburgh Philadelphia Detroit and Cleveland. He leaves Alabama Saturday for a two week European tour to aid fundraising for a possible 1976 presidential bid. Rockefeller says his ties to Ford are intimate and he acts only when Ford approves memos for the record.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Lynette Fromme
Ford
Miss Fromme
Charles Manson
E. Richard Walker
Walker
Archaiv
Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Europe
Boston
Washington
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Y Alton Dauphin
Ile
Alabama
Nsome
Pole Top Wedding Sparks in Southwestern Bell Story
Jim Garner and Ann Smith, both 23 and linemen for Southwestern Bell, wed atop Telephone Pole No 14 in Little Rock. The ceremony featured garlands, matching jeans and climbing spikes, with a champagne toast hoisted up the pole by the officiant and guests.
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Little Rock
Ufi
Jim Garner
Ann Smith
Southwestern Bell
Jim
Aum
Julia McDaniel
Woman Publisher Accomplishes Goals Amid Turbulent Labor
Lawrence Olsen profiles Helen Copley, 62, publisher of the San Diego Union and Evening Tribune, who after her husband James Copley’s 1973 death steered Cobley Press through a $40 million modernization. She rebuilt finances, trimmed staff, and gave editors more autonomy while planning for long term profit.
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Lawrence Olsen
San
Diego
Helen Copley
San Diego Union and Evening ‘Tribune
Mrs. Coplay
Fama
ofAmerica
Cobley Press Inc
James S. Lopley
Pntsabe
Copley
San Diego
Capley
Najal
Copley Press
Donald F. Hartrean
Richard c. Capen Jr
Irvine
W. Heyholds
Sacramento
Los Angeles
White “House Press
Gerald Warren
Union
Ira Copley
Aurora
Beacon
Arl
James
James Copley
Internal Revenue Service
Forbes Magazine
Copley Pras
California
Ilinois
Ene
la Jolla
Alice
Churches start clothing drive in Nebraska for relief
About 30 Lutheran churches in west central Nebraska launched their annual clothing drive for Lutheran World Relief. Ed Launer, North Platte project chairman, listed needed items such as children's clothing, men's work clothes, sweaters, blankets and soap. Pickup points are Scottsbluff, Sidney and North Platte, with Oct. 18 as the deadline. Two North Platte firms provide trucking and another donates storage space.
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North Flatter
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Ed Launer
North Platte
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Launer
Lutheran World Relief Program
Osceola High School Dedication Planned for Oct 12
The Osceola community will dedicate the new Junior Senior High School building Sunday October 12 at 2 pm Dr Robert Manley from Selection Research Corporation Lincoln will be the guest speaker
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Osceola
Robert Manley
Selection Research Corporation
Lincoln
Safety play in bridge cited as classic example in column
A reader asks about rebid after one diamond opening and two spades response. Oswald and Jim discuss the classic safety play to guard six diamond tricks, noting how opening leads and ducking choices influence outcomes. The Nevada reader is advised to bid two spades with a weak heart singleton and avoid a pass.
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Jim
Oswald
South
West
Nevada
Ashland Farmer Re-elected to Farm Credit Board
An Ashland area farmer and livestock feeder Ralph Raikes is re elected to a three year term on the Farm Credit Board of Omaha. His new term begins January 1. Raikes has served since 1953 and the board oversees policies for Fair Credit Banks in Omaha with loans exceeding 2.8 billion dollars to farm interests across Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming. Other board members listed include Chairman Fred Ludwig and several vice chairs and directors from Iowa Nebraska Wyoming and South Dakota.
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Omaha
UPI
Ashland
Farm Credit Board of Omaha
Ralph Raikes
Federal Land Bank Associations
Fair Credit Banke Ns Omaha
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Fred Ludwig
Laurens
Kenneth RB
Lynk
Marshalltown
Town
Richard E. Spangler
Plattsmouth
James Hendry
Lost Cabin
Wyo
Walter W. Peterson
Chappell
Leo Allmeindinger
Selby
Grain sales pacts eyed to aid farmers and buyers
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz told a meeting of food editors that long term grain sales agreements with Russia, Japan and other countries will help farmers plan full scale production and benefit consumers. He warned that without export markets for large portions of wheat, soybeans, cotton and feed grains, farm output could shrink, harming nonfarm jobs and food prices. The talks aim to steady prices and avoid erratic buying by securing long range pacts with Japan and Russia.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
Japan
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Newspaper
Food Editors Conference
Bulz
Iran
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U.S. News and World Report
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S.C
Upl
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Tancel
Jones
By Oswald
James Jacoby
NURTH
Continental Congress
America
National Park Service
CNS
The
Landmark
Olata
Las Vegas
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Landmark Hotel
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Traval, Inc
US 30 Center
Buzz Heralds Grain Sales Pacs
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