Breakthrough on base question in U S Spain talks
After a year of bargaining the United States and Spain reached a breakthrough on a new framework to keep four major American bases on Spanish soil. Kissinger and Cortina agreed to a more elevated bilateral relationship and a potential six week period to finalize terms.
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Washington
United States
Spain
Henry A. Kissinger
Pedro Cortina
U.S
Kissinger
Cortina
Torrejon
Madrid
Zaragoza
Moron
State Department
Robert Jo. McCloskey
Wallace: A Man In Pain And Political Comeback
The piece chronicles George Wallace coping with spinal injuries and a leg fracture, describing his two week seclusion, leg braces, and a taxing three month tour schedule. It discusses surgery history, health doubts during the 1976 campaign, and aides’ defense of his stamina and readiness to run for president.
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Wallace
Tegreto
Hutchinson
California
Washington, D.C
Florida
Kentucky
Billy Joe Camp
Elvin Stanton
Stanton
Laurel
White House
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
William Henry Harrison
U.S
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Metropolitan Life
North Alabama
Alabama
Governor's
Capitol Building
Capitol
Mansion
Europe
Hundreds March To Protest Kidnapping Of Industrialist
In Limerick Ireland thousands marched silently after the Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema was kidnapped and threatened with death within 24 hours. Police seek two IRA-linked suspects Eddie Gallagher and Marion Coyle and a woman, while Mrs Herrema urged his safe return in a radio appeal.
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Limerick
Ireland
Irish Republic
Tiede Herrema
Irish Republican Army
Eddie Gallagher
Marion Coyle
Paint Sprayed on Military Planes Berrigan Is Arrested
Philip Berrigan the antiwar activist arrested after spraying red paint on several Pratt & Whitney aircraft at a 50th anniversary display along with 16 others. He faces criminal mischief charges and faces parole history linked to a Cantonsville term. Police and witnesses described the protest as unauthorized and symbolic.
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Ing
Pratt & Whitney
Berrigan
Cantonsville
Elizabeth McAlister
Baltimore
Busin g Continued from Puno
A letter argues against busing, saying it doesn’t work, while noting federal courts continue to mandate busing in cities. A second copy is circulated among members who could not sign the original.
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Steelman
Tragic Trailer Fire Kills Eight In Bedford Area
A trailer blaze killed eight people including Mrs Winters and four children in a rear bedroom while Mrs Jones alerted her husband, a volunteer firefighter, who helped recover three other children. State Fire Marshal Goodwin cited a faulty oil furnace and wiring as the cause. Lake, 25, and his wife 23 survived with smoke inhalation and shock.
Stamps Reform Debated Amid Ford Administration Views
Stamps policy discussion continues with Michel pressing the President while Ford's aides caution against line by line backing. Officials endorse the idea in principle, urging reform to close loopholes and reallocate benefits to those in genuine need among the 14.8 million recipients. Differences focus on how to implement changes and the roles of government and individuals.
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Michel
Ford
Bill
Beneally
Feltner
Waves Do Not Stop Semi-Submersible Rigs Offshore
Offshore oil rigs use platforms atop two large pontoons that are partially flooded during operations. The rig remains above water and is minimally affected by waves.
Kansas City Firemen Strike Faces Sabotage Charges
Mayor Wheeler refuses talks without police protection and an apology from union officials amid sabotage and arson accusations. More than 100 fire calls, including false alarms, left the city of 500,000 with inadequate protection as vandals target equipment. Union president Shortino says a halt to the strike could follow continued vandalism. Police report malfunctioning extinguishers and tampered equipment as the standoff escalates. Wheeler rejects binding arbitration, citing lack of Missouri law.
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Kansas City, Mo
Charles B. Wheeler
Wheeler
San Francisco
Kansas City
Frank Shortino
Firemen’s Union
Fred Guenther
Charles Schaefer
International Association of Fire Fighters
Missouri
Ford pushes energy plan in Elkins rally tour
President Ford spoke in Elkins before West Virginia Democrats about energy independence and a 4100-billion federal energy research agency. He warned that foreign oil reliance harms jobs and cited 8.3 percent national unemployment while stressing domestic capacity to create jobs for New Jersey and other states.
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Ford
America
Elkins
Philip Ware
Randolph
Robert C. Byrd
John Slack
Ken Hechler
Harley C. Stappers
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
Washington
U.S
New Jersey
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