Begin Faces Confidence Vote in Knesset to Form Coalition
Menahem Begin, 63, seeks a Knesset confidence vote after forming a coalition with the National Religious party and Agudat Yisrael. He plans to present a 12 member cabinet and outline a policy, while Washington pressure for Arab territorial concessions looms. Dayan’s presence as foreign minister may temper measures on the West Bank. He declares talks with Arabs possible though no withdrawal is promised. In Alabama, Howard Hughes heirs reach an out of court estate settlement per the Montgomery Alabama Journal.
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Jerusalem
Menahem Begin
Knesset
Israel
Likud
Ephraim Katzir
National Religious Party
Agudat Yisrael
Begin
Washington
Carter
Terr
Labor
Labor Defense
Moshe Dayan
West Bank
Jordan River
Dayan
Montgomery
Ala
Howard Hughes
Alabama Journal
Virginia Gibson
Beverly Hills
Calif
Muhammad Ali
Superior Court
Billy Mills
Ali
Veronica Porche
Miss Porche
Settlement in Hughes estate ends years of litigation
A Destin Florida resort settlement among Hughes heirs aims to avert lengthy lawsuits over alleged wills. The heiress Annette Gano Lummis of Houston would get 23 5 6 percent, with rest to relatives. Trial on the Mormon will validity is set for August 15 in Clark County Nevada.
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Montgomery Advertiser
Destin, Fla
Hughes
Journal
Annette Gano Lummis
Houston
Killers to seek new trial in professor slayings
In Jackson Tennessee defense lawyers say a motion for a new trial will be filed within 30 days for two hitch hikers convicted of first degree murder and grand larceny for the 1975 slayings of Bethel College professors Gifford Anderson and John Williams. Michael Sprague and Thomas Meath were sentenced to life and five to 10 years respectively. Both defendants faced insanity and psychiatric questions at trial. Meath pleaded innocent while Sprague withdrew his.
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Jackson, Tenn
Jackson Motel
Michael Lee Sprague
New Haven
Mich
Thomas Meath
Mound
Minn
Jenner faced IRS probe over unfiled 1973 74 75 taxes
The IRS investigates Albert E. Jenner former House Judiciary counsel after he admitted failing to file income tax returns for 1973 1974 and 1975 while noting estimated payments overpaid by more than $68000. Jenner cited a heavy Nixon impeachment workload delaying filings.
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Chicago, Ill
Internal Revenue Service
Albert E. Jenner
House Judiciary Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Chicago Sun-Times
Jenner
Chicago
IRS
Sun-Times
Washington
West Salem Dairy Days Parade Draws 4000 Crowd
West Salem Wisconsin hosted a festival featuring a 69 unit parade with floats from the Oktoberfest La Crescent Apple Festival Blair Cheese Festival and more. 4-H clubs area bands and the Arcadia Fife and Drum Corps participated. The day concluded with the Daily Days Tractor Pull drawing hundreds and a special four wheel drive pickup event.
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West Salem
Wis
Herbert Aleckson
Dairy Days
la Crescent
Bangor
Arcadia Bicentennial Fife and Drum Corps
la Crosse
Uni-Wheelers
Sparta
Browns Valley
Coulee Thinkers
Ridge Runners
Ridgeview
Blair
Westby Syttende Mai
Trempealeau Farm Bureau
Federal Savings and Loan
Steamboat
Bangor High School
West Salem High School
Charles Evans
Evans Implement
Lansing names Dairy Princess
Joan Stock of rural Waukon is the 1977 Allamakee County Dairy Princess. Julie Moe of Waukon was named runner-up at Dairy Day. Dennis Zidlicky and Ben Kruger of Waukon received Outstanding Young Dairyman and Distinguished Dairyman awards. Ralph Osterholtz won Quality Milk Award and Rio-Aire Restaurant in Lansing earned the Golden Knife for dairy products. The prize rotates among Waukon Lansing and Postville cafes.
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Lansing
Iowa
Joan Stock
Robert O. Stock
Waukon
Allamakee County
Julie Moe
James Moe
Dennis Zidlicky
Ben Kruger
Ralph Osterholtz
Postville
Vernon 4 H agent promoted to professor by UW System
Vernon County 4 H and youth agent Robert Fredrick, serving since 1957, has been elevated to professor by the UW System Board of Regents. Chancellor Evans praised his work extending university resources to Vernon County residents and advancing the Wisconsin idea. Fredrick, UW Platteville graduate, led the state 4 H group and helped form its first acting leadership in 1968. In Westby, a Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Our Savior's Lutheran Church Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The quota is 106 pints.
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Viroqua
Wis
Robert Fredrick
Vernon County
University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents
Uw-Extension
Jean C. Evans
Fredrick
UW System
Wisconsin
Evans
The
University of
Wisconsin-Platteville
University of Wisconsin-Madison
U.S. Army
Wisconsin Association of 4H and
Westby
Red Cross
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
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