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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1975
Page
3
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Foreign Secretary James Callaghan says he made no concessions to Ugandan President Idi Amin to win freedom for Denis Hills. Hills, a 61 year old British educator, was condemned to death for calling Amin a village tyrant in an unpublished manuscript. Callaghan thanked Amin for his magnanimity on returning from Africa with Hills.
The U S cargo ship Gateway City was fired on this week by small fishing style vessels of unknown nationality in the Gulf of Thailand. No boarding occurred and none of the crew was wounded. President Ford begins a three day, nonpolitical trip between Michigan and Illinois after announcing his 1976 candidacy. He will attend an informal Chicago breakfast and be guest of honor at a Traverse City, Michigan, reception hosted by Senator Robert P Griffin.
The Interior Department abandons Nixon's target of leasing 10 million offshore acres annually for oil exploration, citing infeasibility. It proposes six lease sales yearly to 1978 including frontier areas, with no new acreage targets. Jamaican PM Manley receives Cuba's top honor from Castro, the Order of Jose Marti, for international solidarity.
CAPE CANAVERAL AP Russian technicians join a Soyuz booster while American astronauts Stafford Slayton and Brand rehearse in an Apollo simulator. CHICAGO AP Columbus Hospital screens newborns for cretinism to prevent brain damage. LO ANGELES AP Cher faces two sides in separate statements and grand jury testimony linked to a rock musician's overdose death.
Portugal's largest party the Socialists quit the coalition cabinet as leftist military rulers seized party newspaper publication. A Popular Democratic spokesman said his party sympathized but would not automatically follow. leaders seek urgent talks with Francisco da Costa Gomes to avert a crisis threatening civilian representation. The Armed Forces Movement and Revolutionary Council fully control military regime policy and government administration.
MIAMI AP Unemployed clown furloughed worker and idle machinist volunteer for Phase 1 medical tests seeking money from 50 to 250 dollars. Tests last two days to two weeks, with drugs first tried on animals and then humans. Experts note safety record since 1963 and the need for early human data.
Two girls learn archery under Ken McCracken and Gene Wilkins as part of the summer recreation program behind Corry YMCA. Archery runs weekdays 1 to 5 p.m. through the first week of August with Friday tournaments for ribbons and a final trophy event.
In Geneva Kissinger and Gromyko resume negotiations on a nuclear arms accord and Middle East issues after affirming progress. They plan a Bonn stop to meet Israeli PM Habin as Malta pushes for a Mediterranean naval reductions declaration. A Brezhnev visit to Washington this year may be delayed or occur without a new SALT treaty.
Edwin J Colodny to assume chief executive duties Aug 1 replacing Leslie A Barnes who led the carrier for nearly 23 years. Colodny has been Allegheny’s executive vice president since 1969. The airline, Northeast and Midwest service, began in 1938 and carried 10.4 million passengers in 1974.
President Isabel Peron reorganizes her cabinet but remains silent on Jose Lopez Rega. Critics demand his outright removal, while labor leaders push for dismissal of Economy Minister Celestino Rodrigo over austerity. A Peronist congressman seeks Lopez Rega’s trial for alleged instigation of assassinations and oil deal exploitation.
Atlanta AP report says Julian Bond, Georgia state senator and former vice presidential nominee at the 1988 convention, will not seek the 1976 Democratic presidential nomination citing lack of funds after raising only $11,372. Also notes Marietta Schmidt’s luck at a San Francisco contest and a $76.50 payout from a $5 bet on horse No. 7.
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