Peron aide Martinez Arrives in Spain on Private Visit
Argentina’s vice president Eva Peron’s sister Marta appears in Spain for a three day private visit amid speculation it may relate to plans to return Eva Peron’s remains. In Europe Space program praised. Skeeter Davis contemplates religious crusade ending singing career. Peckinpah sues MGM over Pat Garrett changes. Chandler to receive humanitarian award. Frankavich lauds her fundraising for Children’s Hospital.
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Getty heir haunted by five month kidnap nightmare
The 17 year old grandson of J Paul Getty II remains shaken after a five month kidnapping in southern Italy. Doctors say nightmares keep him from sleep though his hearing will recover, despite losing his right ear. He was released near Lagonegro after brutal captivity.
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Lagonegro
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Logs Roll Again in Lassen Old Station California
In Lassen Nation al Forest, 43 armed forest rangers guarded loggers resuming limber cutting after Pit River Indians halted work by occupying a park campground. Five tribe members including leader Ross Montgomery face trespass charges. protests center on sacred land rights and ancestral ceremonies tied to the coming of age of women.
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Truckers Ignore Court Widen Detroits Union Walkout
Detriot area warehouses face a wildcat strike by Teamsters members ignoring a federal injunction and union leaders. More than 2,000 warehouse workers protested after midnight, risking critical shortages for about 4.5 million shoppers as bargaining stalls continue.
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Oregon Court Upholds Bottle Bill In State Law Fight
The Court of Appeals upheld the constitutionality of Oregon's Bottle Bill, which requires a refundable deposit on beer and soft drink containers. It rejected claims that the law unduly interferes with interstate commerce, deeming it reasonably calculated to reduce litter and meet a legitimate state objective.
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Salem, Greeh
Ore Court of Appeals
Ford denies old super carburetor story in circulation
Ford officials deny suppressing a supposed high mileage carburetor. They say they would push any genuine 20 percent fuel economy advance to market, arguing no device exists currently that beats their lineup. The tale persists amid energy concerns and media claims from unnamed sources.
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Ford
Hver
Wachara Mack
Place
Golden Dragons donate ski trip funds to Chinatown seniors
Members of the Golden Dragons Club at Abraham Lincoln High School gave up a planned ski trip and used the money to buy Christmas gifts for the Chinatown Senior Citizens Center. The 25 members earned 266 by odd jobs to purchase mittens socks and fruit for the elderly.
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San Francisco
Beef Scarcity Could Push 1974 Food Prices Early
Washington AP reports that beef and pork shortages in winter 1974 likely lift retail food prices in Q1, with possible moderation later if supplies improve. Larry Summers of the Agriculture Department notes an estimated 15 percent rise over 1973 for early 1974 and potential stabilization by mid to late year.
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Agriculture Department
Lerry V. Summers
Department
Economist Research Service
National Agricultural Outlook Conference
Umimers
GM recalls reach 22,000 1974 cars over rear brake risk
Detroit based GM notified the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration of two recall campaigns affecting 12,700 compact Chevrolet Novas PontIac Venturas Oldsmobile Omegas and Buick wagons and 9,208 full size Chevrolet station wagons. Faulty U bolts can allow the rear suspension to shift, possibly jamming the parking brake and locking rear wheels. Owners urged to avoid heavy loads and rough roads until repairs are done.
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Detroit
UPI
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Personal income up 0.8 percent in November
Washington AP reports that total personal income from all sources rose by 0.8 percent in November, increasing by 8.7 billion to a seasonally adjusted 1,078 billion dollars. The gain trails the prior month and indicates a slowing growth rate in early year totals.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Couple wed again after 48 years in Moses Lake
In Moses Lake Washington Avlena and her former husband Dalton aged 74 and 61 years ago were remarried after 48 years apart. They had not seen each other since their 1960s divorce but rekindled contact last summer after Dalton learned his second wife had died. Dalton is from Santa Rosa California and Avlena from Moses Lake.
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Avlena
Thaltary
Dalton
Santa Husa
Calif
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