Former Prime Minister Sato Dies at 74 in Japan
TOKYO AP Former Prime Minister Hisaku Sato died of heart failure after a stroke left him unconscious for two weeks. The 74 year old Nobel Peace Prize winner led Japan for eight years guiding rapid economic growth. In Belfast three Protestant men were shot near the border by a Newry area spot on the Belfast Dublin road amid sectarian violence and IRA cease fire context.
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Tokyo
Hisaku Sato
Sato
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Belfast-Dublin
Irish Republic
Newry
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Provisionals
Los Angeles
Roddy McDowald
U.S
Chet Brown
McDowall
Car thief left behind after standoff in Huntsville
Douglas Mac Gibson’s 1985 auto was stolen from a private club lot early Sunday. He and a friend flagged down a passing car and detained the driver, James Adams, who was arrested for auto theft and an attempted escape.
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Huntsville
Ala
Douglas Mac Gibson
Gibson
James Adams
Adams
Expect High Prices For Hogs Through 1975 Outlook
Washington AP reports hog producers can expect strong market prices through early 1976 due to sharp breeding herd cuts since last summer. First quarter hog slaughter is down 10 percent from a year earlier with further declines likely April through June. Higher corn prices last year kept producers from feeding hogs, and a potential bumper feed grain crop this summer could alter expansion timing.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Kicking Habit Cuts Risk, Researchers Say
New York report from the World Conference on Smoking and Health shows quitting reduces mortality and morbidity from lung cancer heart disease and other smoking related illnesses. Dr Leonard Schuman cites a reversal toward non smoker risk within five to six years for lung cancer and ten years for coronary disease with longer term cessation further lowering risk. He notes past smoking duration amount and start age affect the speed of risk reduction and that autopsy evidence indicates lung repair begins after quitting.
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New York
Leonard M. Schuman
Schuman
University of Minnesota
School of Public Health
Tidioute Man Crushed By Falling Logs
A 50-year-old Tidioute resident, Joseph Yucha, died at Warren General Hospital from chest crushing injuries after three logs fell from a tractor-trailer he was unloading on Cable Hollow Road in Pine Grove Township Warren County. State police report he released a binder and the logs toppled onto him.
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Tidioute
Warren General Hospital
Warren
Joseph Yucha
Yucha
Cable Hollow Road
Pine Grove Township
Warren County
Ford Opens Italian Talks Amid Tight Rome Security
President Ford begins talks with Italy in Rome stressing close ties and alliance with the United States. He meets President Leone and plans to discuss oil, Middle East issues, and Jerusalem with the Pope, while heavy security and demonstrations loom over the 10 hour visit.
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Rome
Italy
United States
Ford
Giovanni Leone
Washington
Atlantic Alliance
Paul VI
Vatican
Ciampino
Presidential
Leone
U.S. Air Force
Quirinale
Ward
United Sta
Henry A. Kissinger
Salzburg
Austria
Aldo Moro
Mortgage Ceiling Holds at 9 Percent for Small Pennsylvania Loans
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania Banking Department confirms the ceiling on mortgages under $50,000 remains at 9 percent for July. The rule, set by adding 2.5 percentage points to the longer-term U.S. government bond rate, keeps monthly payments around 262 dollars for a 30,000 loan at 9 percent and 252 dollars for a 30-year term. larger loans above 50,000 float with market rates.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Banking Department
U.S
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