Hutchinson Now Rubble Because Plant Planned
In Hutchinson West Virginia Dingess Rum Coal Co clears the town for a processing plant leaving 100 residents mostly disabled miners and widows to relocate. Last snow covered rubble as Nora Triplett describes loss and scant resources while Rosa Campbell disputes media portrayal and notes long notice to move.
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Hutchinson Holiness Church
Dingess Rum Coal Co
Nora Triplett
Ypland
Experts Say Help Needed Rebuilding Lebanon May Be Too Much
An AP News Special notes Lebanon's civil war will require massive foreign aid and a crash program to rebuild. Experts urge debt moratoria including rent, central bank support, public works, and Western and Arab financing to restore banks, finance, tourism, and employment.
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Nick Ludington
Associated Press
Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Securities case probe continues in court hearing
Administrative law judge Ralph Tracy will rule this year on the SEC's bid for civil sanctions against Bertoli and Arnold Freilich of Executive Securities. Bertoli claims losses were caused by SEC leaks to the Street, denying personal fault and stating he knew nothing of a grand jury investigation.
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Ralph Tracy
SEC
Bertoli
Executive Securities
Arnold Freilich
Wall Street
Bertoti
Grand Jury
Congress Resumes Disputes With Ford On Angola Spending
Congress reopen s battles with President Ford over covert Angola aid and federal outlays. The House will vote to ban Angola aid and seek veto overrides of a 45 billion dollar Labor HEW bill. Senate brings Bush CIA nomination and a 200 mile fishing ban to votes amid ongoing budget clashes.
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Angola
Washington
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Senate
U.S
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George Bush
Central Intelligence Agency
Black Market Flourishes As Big Business In Milan
The Milan black market thrives under lira decline, run by big bankers and international firms rather than small traders. It hides illegal capital outflows, with flows routed to foreign banks in Zurich and border towns, and rates far above official. Turmoil pushes buyers to overbill or underbill trade to dodge currency restrictions.
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Italy
Wiss
Zurich
Chiasso
Milan Banks, Smuggling, and Currency Manipulation Allege
Milan customs police explain a scheme where overbilling imports and underbilling exports, aided by foreign intermediaries, moves funds through foreign bank accounts. The practice harms Malians by paying more in foreign currency for goods and earning fewer dollars or francs from exports, with black market rates tied to Italian capital flows and Swiss quotations.
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Milan
Switzerland
Spain counts on US pact to push reform in Cortes
Madrid sources say King Juan Carlos relies on a new US Spain military accord and Kissinger’s statements to push through reorganization of the right dominated Cortes. The regime seeks a controlled pace of evolution while quelling street protests and labor unrest linked to communists.
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Spain
Juan Carlos
Council of the Realm
Cortes
Henry 4. Kissinger
United States
U .S
U.S
Senate
Portugal
Lebanon and Christian-Muslim tensions flare after attacks
Chamoun cited Syrian pressure for withdrawal of about 2000 PLA troops in Lebanon. A field court was formed by Zohair Mohsen of the PLO to try gunmen who destroyed Chamoun's home. Christians looted the Beirut home of Atalla, a Palestinian guerrilla commander. Rabin accused the Vatican of silence as Lebanon’s Christian minority faces increased danger and said Israel will not stand aside.
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Khaddam
PLA
Lebanon
Syria
Zohair Mohsen
Palestine Liberation Organization
Beirut
Atalla Atalla
Atalla
Yitzhak Rabin
Vatican
Rabin
United Israel Appeal
Jerusalem
Israel
Siblings Charged In Slaying Of Stepfather In Chicago Heights
Darryl Robinson, 24, a Northern Illinois University student, and Judy Hawthorne, 22, Chicago Heights resident, are charged with murder for the Saturday shooting of Walter Mosby, 43, a factory worker, who was asleep when the pair fired two guns after domestic disturbance reports. Police found firearms near the body as Hawthorne waited for officers and Robinson surrendered.
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Walter Mosby
Chicago Heights
Darryl Robinson
de Kalb
Northern Illinois University
Judy Hawthorne
Mosby
June Mosby
Hawthorne
Robinson
Time and British Paper Reveal Names Of Soviet Agents
Time Magazine and a London Sunday paper published names and details of Soviet espionage operatives in the West. The issue highlights Luxembourg as a KGB GRU base with staffers linked to Moscow. The Sunday Express also lists Soviet spies in London, amid a broader wave of disclosures by Counterspy and other papers.
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Spy Agency
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Paris
U.S
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Frech
Socialist Worker
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