Good Neighbors Foil Robbery Attempt At Small Market
Milwaukee AP report describes Martha Harrington owner of a small East Side market praising neighbors who foiled a robbery. Police say William Schaefer, 22, of Hallandale Florida, loitered near the store for hours and ignored a boy's warning before being observed by local residents and photographed by Ken Novak and Paul Paikowski.
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Hollandale
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Milwaukee
Ken Novak
Martha Hartington
East Side
Hallandale
Martha's Food Mart
Novak
Paskowski
Schaefer
Three American Nuns Ordered Out Of Chile Return To U S
Three American nuns expelled by Chile's military government for allegedly aiding guerrillas arrived in New York under US safe conducts. Lipsie of New Rochelle, Nelson of Leonia, and Armstrong of Boston declined comment after a Miami layover, thanking the American Embassy. They were accused of helping guerrillas linked to Andres Pascal Allende's MIR.
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Connecticut
Kennedy Airport
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Margaret Lipsie
New Rochelle
N.Y
Maryknoll Order
Barbara Nelson
Leonia
N.J
Paula Armstrong
Boston
Notre Dame Order
Salvador Allende
House hearing opens on pollutants and environmental threat
The House subcommittee on the environment and the atmosphere begins seven days of hearings led by Rep. George E. Brown Jr. The 402 page report highlights inadequacies in research and monitoring and notes uncertainty about what causes harm and limited steps to discover it. It details low level persistent pollutants affecting humans, wildlife, agriculture, and climate.
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House
Subcommittee
Rep
George E. Brown Jr
Dcalif
Nolan Beckman
Congressional Research Service
Brown
Mixed New York City Views From Polls and People
Readers across the nation express sharp opinions on New York City. Gallup officials note survey timing and wording affect results, while skeptics from Arkansas and Kansas City condemn the city’s corruption and size as overwhelming.
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Dre. Irving Crespi
Gallup
New York City
Ford defends defense spending amid political uproar
In a Boston address to the New England Council, President Ford pledges no change to his defense stance while blaming Congress for defense budget strains. He criticizes intelligence leaks, touches on GOP rifts with Reagan looming in primaries, and notes weather and international tensions surrounding the Sahara dispute. The piece weaves in related political commentary and a weather summary.
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Bush
Way
Rockefeller
GOP
Reagan
Franco in grave condition after stomach surgery
Doctors gave Gen Francisco Franco 14 pints of blood after removing two thirds of his ulcerated stomach in Madrid. He remains in very grave condition with kidney machine support to detoxify his blood, while surgeons report the operation saved him from immediate death.
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Leon Herrera
Franco
la Paz
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