Guildford pub bombings arraignments raise murder charges
A teenage girl and five men and women were charged with murder in the Guildford pub bombings last October that killed five and wounded sixty. Suspects include John McGuinness Brian Anderson Patrick Armstrong Paul Coleman Carole Richardson and Ann McGuire. The blast was blamed on the Irish Republican Army as protests unfold across Europe.
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London
Guildford
John McGuinness
Brian Anderson
Patrick Joseph Armstrong
Paul Joseph Coleman
Carole Margaret Richardson
Ann Rita McGuire
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Senate House tangle on Turkey aid awaits House vote
The nation braces for a Senate House clash over foreign aid to Turkey as House Republicans plan a caucus on the bill. Kissinger will testify before the House Foreign Affairs Committee to urge approval, while a separate push seeks to block Middle Eastern oil imports to curb what some call Arab blackmail.
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Washington
Senate House
Turkey
House
Henry A. Kissinger
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Los Angeles
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
U.S
Weicker
B'nai B'rith Anti- Defamation League
League
Republicans Consider Oversight of Campaign Spending
A 43 member Republican panel voted to urge the Republican National Committee to supervise all campaign spending by the party presidential nominee. The move aims to prevent a repeat of Watergate era financing issues seen during the 1972 campaign and intelligence gathering programs.
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Washington
Kansas City
Republican National Committee
Dems Claim Unity After Mini Convention
Kansas City AP reports Democrats preach restored brotherhood as leaders return to Washington and states to tackle national problems. Two top presidential contenders Bentsen and Bayh soften the core plank endorsing strong economic controls calling wage price controls a last resort in the economic battle.
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Paris
France
United States
European Economic Community
Washington
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Kansas City
Lloyd M. Bentsen
Texas
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Weir Sees Erie County Budget Balance With Cuts
Erie County budget around 23 million could be balanced without employee raises, says Commissioner Leo P. Weir who urges cutting fat. Controller A J Take Gehrlein counters that saving 100 000 in Mental Health yields only 7 000, due to matching funds. warns against nickel and diming. Tax rate at 12.5 mills now, public display deadline looming.
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Erie
Erie County
Leo P. Weir
A. J
Gehrlein
Weir
Ford May Accept Clarion Invite
President Ford may deliver next springs commencement address at Clarion State College. Dr Alan Elliott psychology professor at Clarion State invited him during the White House reunion of Ford's 1930 high school football team. The May 18 1975 ceremony date is set.
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Clarion
Ford
Clarion State College
Alan Elliott
Clarion State
White House
Elliott
James Gemmell
Dairylea Faces Court Action Over Debt Plan
Buffalo and Rochester court actions were set to hear Dairylea Cooperative Inc plans to cut its $18 million debt via member assessments ranging from 2400 to 10000 per dairy farmer. Lawyers sought consolidation of suits. temporary restraining order had been issued to block collection. The case highlights disputes among about 8000 members across New York, Pennsylvania and New England and traces debt to bank loans dating back ten years.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Dairylea Cooperative Inc
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
William Schapiro
State Supreme Court
Schapiro
Livingston
Wyoming
Dairylea
Frank Bagger
Floyd Voorhees
Wyoming-Livingston
Voorhees
Perry
Springfield
Dennis
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Joliet
South Dakota
Earl Butz
County
Garfield Plumbing & Heating
North First Avenue
Regency
Chuck Bowman
Dairylea, Inc
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