Palumbo pleads guilty in SBA fraud scheme case
Richmond AP report states J C Palumbo former University of Virginia All America football star pleaded guilty to transporting money obtained through fraud in interstate commerce and also no contest to a 1973 fraudulent tax return. He faces potential sentencing as others in the scheme are linked to the SBA loan fraud totaling over 90000.
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Las Vegas
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Miss Anh and Children Escape in Saigon to Denver
In a case from Great Falls, Miss Anh known as Anh and her seven children fled Communist danger after her husband’s death. She sought protection for the children, later locating four in a Denver home, with an infant in France and another possibly with a relative in Saigon. The court notes safe homes available but rejects a custody appeal.
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Ford and Carter Debate Night Shapes Election Perception
Debates tonight will hinge on public perception of Ford and Carter. Trainers confirm extensive rehearsal by Ford aides in the White House theater while Carter studies two briefing books. The 90 minute exchange features a strict format, a fixed set, and questions from Wall Street Journal, The New Yorker, ABC, and NBC panelists.
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New Yorker Magagine
Frank Reynolds
ABC
Edwin Newman
NBC
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Assembly
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Dakotas
Dele
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Press committee vote praised as defense of free press
A page one continuation quotes Schorr praising a committee for upholding the fundamental principle of press freedom and independence. The remarks emphasize protecting confidential sources and the importance of journalistic integrity in the face of political pressures.
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Callaway Denies Pressure on Forest Service Decision
Callaway says he discussed a meeting with Forest Service officials on July 3 1975 in his Pentagon office with two longtime friends. He calls the gathering social and naive but believes it did not influence the overruling of a lower level recommendation on expanding a resort onto Snodgrass Mountain. Forest Service Chief John McGuire says Callaway had no role in the decision.
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FDA Bans Two Food Dyes From Candy and Cosmetics
Washington AP reports the FDA banned Red No 4 and carbon black dyes used in jelly, cherries, candies, drugs, and cosmetics. The agency cited safety concerns including potential bladder polyps and adrenal atrophy for Red No 4, and lack of reliable testing for carbon black. The move affects products already produced, with industry eyeing alternative colorants.
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Forks
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Bats
Political newcomer Larber defeats Gov Noel in Rhode Island primary
Rhode Island Democratic US Senate primary results certified show Richard Larber defeating Gov Philip Noel by 100 votes. Noel contemplates a court challenge over alleged voting irregularities, citing 160 disputed ballots. Larber celebrated victory and denounced Democratic establishment opposition.
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Providence
Rhode Island Election Board
Senate
Lorber
Philip Noel
Richard Larber
Rhode Island
Philip W
Noel
Nod
State Election Board
Data D. Lynch
Lynch
Election Board
Postal probe flags problems across agency offices
GAO official Ben Gardner in Chicago notes possible widespread issues as the agency reviews postal operations. The investigation, costing hundreds of thousands, spans San Francisco, Chicago and Philadelphia offices and follows an initial survey indicating where proof might be.
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GAO
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Maccaroni
San Franciso
Philadelphia
Viking Discovers Mars Polar Cap Is Made Of Water Ice
Viking 2 findings show Mars northern polar cap is largely water ice with rivers or streams on the surface. Results challenge CO2 ice theory and support past life possibility. Astronomer Tobias Owen notes atmospheric data imply a denser ancient Martian atmosphere permitting surface water flow.
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Mars
Viking 1
Polar
Pasadena
Calif
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Red Planet
Crofton B. Farmer
Jet Profulzions Laboratory
Farmer
Earth
State University, of New York
Tobias Owen
Owen
Greyhound Driver Cries After Bus Crash Incident
Darber, a Greyhound driver for 13 years, declined to discuss the incident saying he is very shaky as crews move the damaged bus. Charles Ward, Greyhound operations supervisor, noted Darber has earned awards for nine years of safe driving with the company.
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Greyhound
Charles Ward
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