Two Alleged Kidnapers Kill Selves In Overturned Car
In Stevensville Michigan two youths linked to abducting sisters from Kalamazoo killed themselves after a shootout with police during a siege at an eastbound I-94 exit. The abducted women Jan Gleason 17 and Vicki Merrifield 26 were in the car. one sister was wounded but survived. Officers and deputy sheriffs reported the car overturned during a blockade and tear gas was used before the men took their own lives. The Stevensville incident left one officer injured and the sisters receiving hospital care.
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Kalamazoo
Jan L. Gleason
Bronson Hospital
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Portage
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Alvin Jones
Rosa Young
Detroit
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Mike Petty
Petty
Neonig
Martin Watson
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Berrien County
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Benton Harbor
St. Joseph
Michigan
Reagan Wealth Details Surface In Disclosure Statement
Reagan said his net worth includes real estate assets worth about 894,300 and 200,000 in bonds plus 3326 common stocks and 46,496 in life insurance. He owes 451,000 on a Santa Barbara ranch and listed a Pacific Palisades home mortgage. The statement cites homes in Virginia and Colorado, interest in a Michigan cabin, Rancho California property, notes and various securities.
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Vail
Colo
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Rea: Ban
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San Jose
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Guardiate Mortgage
Salant Corp
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Mrs. Peron Stands Firm Against Ouster Move in Argentina
President Isabel Peron faced congressional bid to oust her as lawmakers caucus and a special session was delayed. Military leaders warned of a potential irreversible crisis while violence and economic woes intensified, with IMF talks and a looming foreign credit decision shaping the crisis.
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Argentina
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House of Deputies
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Peron
Baez
Ricardo Balbin
Radical Civic Union
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Oflice
Cordoba
Here
House Approves Record 627 Billion Debt Limit
The House passed a record 627 billion dollar debt limit bill by 212 to 139 after adding an amendment ensuring the Treasury pays investors at least four percent interest on savings bonds held at least two months. The measure, sent to the Senate, raises the debt ceiling to 627 billion through June 30, with Ford administration proposals differing on final totals.
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Finance Committee
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Debt limit debate and stalled federal operations risk
The article notes the federal debt ceiling's March 15 expiry could push debt below actual levels, threatening government payments and operations. It mentions House approval of a savings bond interest amendment sparked by Fortney Stark and cites Nixon denying a controversial aid comment, with references to Kissinger and the Helsinki accord.
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Fortney H. Stark
Calif
Contempt for Congress in FBI NSA Agent Case
The House subcommittee urged contempt citations for five agents over refusing to turn over subpoenaed documents and testify. Rep. Abzug highlighted vast cable interceptions by FBI and NSA, while Rep. Moss blasted the Ford administration for pressuring agents to refuse testimony. Ford named William Scranton as UN ambassador, praising Moynihan’s tenure and pledging a strong U.S. stance at the world body.
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House
CBS
Justice Department
Bella Abzug
Dn.y
U.S
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Ford Administration
Moss
Ford
Congress
FBT
John P. Loomis
Washington
Walter ¢Vid G. Jenkins
New York
Joe R. Craig
Abzug
FBI
NSA
William W. Scranton
United States
United Nations
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
World Organization
Moynihan
Scranton
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Oval Office
Pat Moynihan
Harvard
Israel
Pennsylvania
Middle East
Reagan Ford contest NH primary results and delegate counts
New Hampshire voters favored Ford in the Republican primary with about 51 percent to Reagan’s 49 percent. Ford led 17 to 4 in delegation support to the Republican National Convention amid a slate featuring Norris Cotton and James C. Cleveland. Carter topped the Democratic tally with 30 percent, Udall second at 24 percent, Carter winning 14 delegates and Udall three.
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Tlinois
Ford
New Hampshire
Heaven
Meagan
Carter
Udall
Boston
Release Continues From Lebanon Mission Families Return
The Lebanese capital Paget released two American Embassy families, Gallagher and Dykes, evacuated amid last year’s street fighting. Spokesmen said the families are in good spirits and will depart Beirut Thursday, with continued U.S. embassy coordination. Diplomats remain unsure why the release was delayed or why no ransom or conditions were required.
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Athens
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Dyere
Béiriil
United States
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