Ford to ride bubbletop in Elkins festival parade
President Ford will ride in a bulletproof bubble top limousine as honorary grand marshal in the Mountain State Forest Festival in Elkins West Virginia Saturday afternoon. Press Secretary Ron Nessen cited heightened security after two assassination attempts last month.
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Pope Paul VI Approves Paths to Saint and Beatification
Decrees issued by Pope Paul VI open the way for Charber Makhlouf to be proclaimed a saint and for Sister Maria of the Divine Heart to be beatified. Makhlouf, a Lebanese Maronite monk, lived 1828 to 1898 in a monastery, while Sister Maria was born in Munster in 1863 and died in Oporto in 1899.
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IBM Telex settlement ends court fight in Tulsa
IBM and Telex Corp reach a settlement ending antitrust and espionage suits. Telex withdraws appeal of a Supreme Court challenge, IBM releases its counterclaim judgment, Telex had claimed IBM sought to destroy competition in plug in equipment. House approves 55 million HUD VA and agency appropriation. NATO exercise Reforger begins with 10,000 US troops to West Germany for annual maneuvers.
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EPA Disputes Bleak City Scores In Criticized Study
The EPA says the quality of life in several U S cities may not be as bleak as an EPA funded study suggested. Birmingham and Mobile were called inadequate in all categories, with Jersey City and Laredo also scoring poorly, drawing Capitol Hill criticism.
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Fire strikes Kansas City as 12 fires prompt response
On the first day of a city firemen strike three homes were destroyed or badly damaged. Police with extinguishers joined public works trucks with hoses and Air Force base units were summoned. No city fire equipment was used during the strike. officials said the gear was locked in firehouses.
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International IRA kidnaps business executive in Limerick
Irish crisis dominates headlines as terrorists seize a 63-year-old Dutch business executive in Limerick demanding the release of three IRA prisoners including Rose Dugdale. Ireland rejects the demand while traffic chaos and a government emergency session unfold.
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Navy backs Pinheiro de Azevedo to restore order in Portugal
Navy officers rallied behind Prime Minister Adm. Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo to restore law and military discipline amid a challenge from far left military elements. The government airlifted five planeloads of loyal paratroopers to guard a southern airbase against menacing leftist demonstrators. Others involved remained unnamed.
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Senate panel delays Kleppe nomination amid blind trust dispute
The Senate committee stalls action on Thomas S. Kleppe to be interior secretary as members argue over requiring divestment of energy related financial holdings. The securities and other holdings are in blind trusts established in 1971.
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Tax dodge indictment targets San Francisco specialists
A federal grand jury in San Francisco charged three tax specialists with 23 counts for creating 1.4 million dollars in fake income tax deductions through Bean Caribbean style transactions. Beneficiaries included Dr. Sammy Lee singer Barbara McNair Adolph M. Cowen Edward O. Thorp and Erhard Seminars Training.
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White House Social Secretary chosen to replace resigning aide
Secretary Betty Ford announced Friday the appointment of former Nixon aide Maria J. Downs to be White House Social Secretary. Downs will replace Nancy Lammerding Rowe who resigned at Mrs. Ford’s request. Downs previously served as a top assistant to White House counselor Anne Armstrong.
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