Spring snowstorm boon to farmers in the Rockies and Plains
A spring snowstorm dumped up to two feet of snow in Colorado mountains and covered farming areas with moisture. Denver, Grand Junction, Grandby and Leadville saw significant snowfall while eastern counties expect crop benefits. Tornado warnings spanned several states and wildlife in Montana faced winter starvation due to frozen feeding grounds.
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Jackie Kennedy Onassis’s mother denies divorce plan
Mrs Hugh Auchincloss said there was never any question of divorce between Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Aristotle Onassis despite difficult moments in their marriage. She attributed age differences and mismatched lifestyles as factors and criticized the divorce dispute as sickening.
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Nixon Sees Private Talk While Bradley Recovers In California
Clergyman Rev Paul Hoornstra described a 10 minute private chat with Richard Nixon in San Clemente noting the former president’s mind remains bright though his face shows strain. Gen Omar Bradley, 82, left UCLA Medical Center for home in Trousdale Estates to recover from a stroke and brain surgery with Dr Eliot Corday and wife Kitty present.
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Nixon
Madison
Wis
Omar Bradley
Ucla Medical Center
Bradley
Trousdale Estates
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Kitty
Corday
Independent Press Telegram Classifieds April 19 1975
Classifieds page from the Independent Press Telegram dated Saturday April 19 1975 features local ads and notices. The page lists classes lines and contact numbers for purchases services and announcements.
National 2 guilty in text bomb plot
The Rev Marvin Horan and Larry Stevens were convicted by a federal jury of conspiring in the Midway Elementary School bombing during the Kanawha County textbook protest. Stevens was found guilty on all six counts. Horan was convicted on one count and acquitted on three related counts. Stevens faces up to 55 years in prison and $60,000 in fines. Horan up to five years and $10,000.
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W.va
Marvin Horan
Larry Stevens
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Kanawha County
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Stevens
U.S
K.K. Hall
British living costs jump record 21.2 percent in March
Britain faces the steepest inflation in the industrialized world as prices rise 21.2 percent in the year to March. Government measures add 2.75 percent to the index while unions press wage demands and the Bank of England lowers rates to 9 percent.
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London
Britain
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
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Crackdown on Amnesty International in USSR and Ukraine
Authorities arrested two key Amnesty International members in Moscow and Kiev and searched the homes of other leaders as secret police expanded actions against the organization with about 200 members in the region.
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Amnesty International
Andrei Sakharov
Andrei Tverdokhlebov
Mikola Rudenko
Kiev
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