India Ends Hope For Trapped Miners After Disaster
India’s government declares no survivors found in the Chasnala coal mine disaster. Officials confirm a two thousand fifty foot shaft flood trapped miners as pumps and aid depart from abroad. Coal secretary Srinivasa Chari says there are no air pockets and the pumping aims to recover bodies.
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Doctor Cassidy Details Mercy Mission From Santiago
Dr Cassidy describes treating a wounded fugitive in Chile while jailed officials and embassy staff discuss her case. She recalls being blindfolded, driven by car, and aiding three people including a key Chilean left movement member with three bullet wounds. She faced detention or expulsion for her actions.
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Ford Orders Quick Revision of Airport Security Systems
President Ford, returning from a Colorado ski trip, ordered top officials to rapidly devise airport security measures to prevent bombings like the LaGuardia attack that killed 11 and injured about 75. FBI agents have been assigned to the case as the investigation expands. Focus areas include baggage lockers, centralizing locker keys, and random contents checks by security staff.
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CIA agent Welch killed in Athens slaying sparks memorial debates
Welch, 46, slain December 23 near his home outside Athens by masked gunmen. A private CIA service will be held at headquarters with attendance limited to current employees. Burial at Arlington planned. a Greek reward of 160000 dollars offered for information. Widely noted by Colby and officials, the case draws criticism over Arlington burial for nonuniformed service members.
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Former Strongman In Greece Sentenced To Life In Prison
In Athens Gen Dimitrios Ioannides former Greek strongman was given life for the November 1973 suppression of a student rebellion at the Athens Polytechnic Institute. Over 40 were killed and more than 2,000 wounded. Twelve defendants were acquitted after a 58 day trial following the junta collapse in 1974. Papadopoulos, another ex-dictator involved, was sentenced to life after a prior death sentence was commuted.
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New Year Prices Hold Steady Amid Slow Reservations
An Associated Press survey shows hotel and restaurant operators keeping prices steady to draw larger crowds. In Salt Lake City the Hotel Utah Sky Room charged $24 per person, up from $22.50, while the Winery restaurant kept a $40 per couple rate but saw lagging reservations. Paula Samson of the Omaha Hilton noted higher entrees and full reservations, with double last year, though a $30 package failed. Seattle packages ranged up to $116 per couple, sold out early.
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Officials Tried To Close Nursery Scene Of Fatal Fire
State officials said they had sought closing a nursery that caught fire Monday night killing an 11 month old boy and critically injuring another. Twelve other children, all un-
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Postal rate hikes challenged by Burger ruling
Former Postmaster General J Edward Day urged a temporary stay on postal increases until a hearing next month. Chief Justice Warren Burger declined to block the hikes six hours before the deadline. First class letters rise to 13 cents, postcards to 9, with parcel post up about 10.1 percent and second and third class bulk mail up 22.1 and 23.9 percent respectively as the Postal Service cites daily losses of seven million dollars.
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Economy Shows Mixed Signals From Fuge One
The report notes a percent ahead in overall activity with gains in cash and tech cash readiness for consumers and businesses, higher stock prices, more building permits, and increased factory orders. Slower activity appears in shorter factory work weeks, faster supplier deliveries, lower wholesale prices, and fewer new orders for consumer goods. The raw materials stock figure for November was unavailable.
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