Man Escaped Hijacked Helicopter Is Recaptured in Bar
Leslie Michigan. Dale Otto Remling, 46, the hog thief who fled Southern Michigan Prison in a hijacked helicopter, was captured Saturday in a Leslie bar after being free about 30 hours. He surrendered without incident. Police still seek the charter helicopter hijacker, Morris Colosky of Webberville, plus three female accomplices.
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Southern Michigan
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Morris Colosky
Weberville
Richard Jackson
Curfew Extended as Hamlet Sees Fires and Escape Drama
In Hamlet investigators found evidence that Friday's fires at four buildings and a vacant lot were arson. Mayor Covington imposed a 9 pm to 5 am curfew after disorders tied to overcrowding. Police pursued Remling after an escape from Leslie, with Trooper Flower confronting him and Remling remarking on horses. Several women jailed. a nationwide alert was issued for a fourth suspect.
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Covington
Goodman
Marks Creek Township
Ford plans new oil import taxes and quotas
The article outlines Ford's longer term energy program proposing 2.4 dollar per barrel tax on all oil, plus a 37 cent per 1 000 cubic feet tax on natural gas. It details Congress debate on import quotas and duties, with 2 percent on crude and 5 percent on other petroleum products.
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Ford to visit Fort Benning for Army 200th anniversary
Army Secretary offered sympathy for Fri days crash victims as Callaway confirmed President Ford will visit Fort Benning Georgia next Saturday to mark the Army’s 200th founding milestone. Two people were killed near US 27 in a rain collision. Glenn Harley and Roy McKinney identified as the deceased. Callaway was not hospitalized. his wife Beth remained hospitalized with cuts and bruises.
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Benning
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Union Springs
Ala
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Governors Seek Federal Aid to Rebuild Railroads
Eleven governors urged President Ford to back massive federal loans to revitalize the ailing railroad system and oppose broad abandonment of unprofitable branch lines. They pressed for a two year moratorium on closures and federal state matching funds, while stressing private sector solutions and freight must pay its way.
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William Milliken
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Trudeau Regrets Pool Donor Construction Decision
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau regrets agreeing to private donors funding a carved rock pool at his official residence. Aides say donors remain unnamed, and Trudeau would have preferred to reject the idea. The pool cost about $200,000 and drew bipartisan concern and questions in Parliament.
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Pierre Trudeau
Trudeau
Ford
White House
Belgium blocks European aircraft industry plan
In Belgium fierce competition and diplomacy surrounded a Mirage order. President Ford and Valery Giscard d Estaing met Belgian Premier Leo Tindemans who sought European unity in aircraft? Tindemans said the replacement proves impossible to create a European aviation industry, despite ambitions to challenge American firms.
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France
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General Dynamics
Nixon on currency devaluation and inflation shifts
Inflation pushed tens of billions into the world economy and cost Americans about 500,000 jobs by mid-1971 as the dollar overvaluation reduced foreign demand for high priced U.S. goods. Officials in the Nixon era expected limited domestic inflation, but devaluations in 1971 and 1973 raised import prices more than anticipated, altering views of impact. Sidney L. Jones and Edgar R. Fiedler changed their earlier stances, acknowledging inflationary effects from devaluation.
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Nixon Administration
Sidney L. Jones
Treasury
William BE. Simon
Jones
Edgar R. Fiedler
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