Sadat Praises Ford Policy in Middle East Visit
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat praised President Ford for an even handed approach in the Middle East and urged U S support for a Palestinian state. Ford stressed the need for balanced recognition of all parties before any peace.
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Sadat
Ford
Middle East
Washington
Anwar Sadat
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Pentagon
White House
U.S
United States
Israel
National Press Club
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Tribune
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Area Officers Halt Hunt For Escapee
Authorities halted a joint search for Gerald I. Hanneman the man may have escaped from Green Bay Reformatory. Patrols continue watching for Hanneman a 31 year old man six feet tall 170 pounds driving a car with plates linked to a former girlfriend.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Jackson
Monroe County
Green Bay Reformatory
Gerald I. Hanneman
Vernon
Crawford County
Lodi
Columbia County
Wildcat State Park
Vernon County
Hanneman
Millston
Hanneman, Au
Thorities
Two Rivers
Station Lacrosse Flood Stage Update
Flood stage at Station Lacrosse shows 24 hour stage today at 53 with a drop of 9 units from yesterday. Change indicates improving conditions while monitoring for additional rainfall.
Gunmen siege Beirut as civil war rages around Parliament
Gunmen from moslem and Christian militias battle near Lebanon's Parliament in Beirut. The Holiday Inn and two beachside blocks burn as the U S Embassy comes under fire. Premier Karami seeks a nine member cease fire group as violence mounts with hundreds dead and thousands displaced.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Pierre Gemayel
Christian Phalange Party
Rashid Karami
Panel Reconsiders Check Plan funding for fraud cases
A criminal justice council voted to revisit its approval of District Attorney Edmund Nix's request for 23 340 to fund handling of swindle fraud and worthless check cases. The move was led by Otto Bollinger and supported by Donald Harman with few details given. The request includes 21 096 in federal funds. Mississippi River Regional Planning Commission backed it 6 to 3 last week. The panel also approved third year funding for Catholic Social Service program at the county jail totaling 13 782 with 9 647 federal share.
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Criminal Justice Council
Dist
Atty
Edmund Nix
Lower West Central Criminal Justice Planning Council
Harry Yates
Otto Bollinger
Mondovi
Donald Harman
la Crosse
Vere Vance
Bollinger
Harman
Mississippi River
Catholic Social Service Program
Spanish Leaders Urged To Give Prince Control
Generalissimo Francisco Franco clung to life amid pressure for Prince Juan Carlos de Borbón to replace him as chief of state. Reports show Franco lingering with congestive failure yet some signs of improvement, while Premier Arias Navarro governs day to day.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Franco
Pardo Palace
Carlos Arias Navarro
Spanish Sahara
West Salem considers school move basement open house set
West Salem Wisconsin votes on moving elementary grades to the high school basement amid overcrowding. An advisory committee backed a survey mailed to over 1,500 households for an open house at the high school with sessions to hear parent opinions.
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West Salem
Wis
Lionel Strand
Board of Education
Strand
Gasoline prices rise nationwide. figures allegedly suppressed
Washington report says regular gasoline rose an average 8.1 percent since the July 4 weekend while officials allegedly kept Bureau of Labor Statistics data hidden. Rep. Les Aspin claims he obtained the report from a disgruntled employee as a spokesman cites bureaucratic inertia. In San Francisco, Sara Jane Moore faces federal charges for the Ford assassination attempt and is described as having been on Randolph Hearst’s payroll in 1974 to aid Hearst in locating his daughter Patricia Hearst.
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Ohio
Wisconsin
Springfield
Jackson County
Monroe County
Oakdale
Ontario
Vernon-Monroe
Wildcat Mountain State Park
Columbia County
Washington
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Aspin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Department
San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Randolph Hearst
Rolling Stone
Patricia Hearst
Mrs. Moore
Ford
Hearst
Howard Kohn
Ford To Discuss NYC Woes Before National Press Club
President Ford will deliver an important speech on New York City's financial woes at the National Press Club in Washington. Press secretary Ron Nessen said Ford would not reveal any change in his stance against federal aid, and he would depart afterward for a two day Republican fundraising trip to California with a Milwaukee stop on the return.
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Washington
Ford
New York City
White House
Ron Nessen
National Press Club
Nelsen
New York
California
Milwaukee
Sex Bias In Credit Now Illegal
Washington AP report notes that starting today lenders are forbidden by the Equal Credit Opportunity Act from denying credit based on sex or marital status. Women cannot be asked if they plan to have children and lenders must not assume parenting plans from age. Subtle discrimination through comments or delays is also barred.
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Washington
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
Debate Over Boy Membership at National Girl Scout Convention
At the 40th national Girl Scout convention in Washington 1 800 delegates weigh proposals to admit boys and start a junior program for under six. Early talks show strong opposition with delegates expected to vote against changes amid cheers for opponents.
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Washington
Ford Testimony Showdown Set in Sacramento Court
Attorneys for President Ford and Lynette Fromme clash over a federal judge order. Judge MacBride will hear a DOJ request to reconsider forcing Ford to testify by video taped deposition at Fromme’s trial.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ford
U.S. District Court
Thomas J. MacBride
Justice Department
Lynette
Squeaky” Fromme
Charles Manson
Policeman Files Grievance Over Threat Claim in La Crosse
La Crosse officer David F. Murray files a grievance with Police Chief Ronald Wold alleging he was threatened by Det. Capt. Ray Lichtie. Lichtie denies threats and says he issued a warning. Wold will meet Murray Friday to obtain details and pursue an investigation afterward.
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la Crosse
David F. Murray
Ronald Wold
Ray Lichtie
Wold
Murray
Lichtie
Fire damages Tomah furniture store on Highway 12
Fire gutted Jim's Furniture Store on Tomah's east side injuring the interior and inventory. Damage could reach $8,000, and the building previously housed a drive in restaurant and the Greyhound Bus depot. The store had been open three months when the fire occurred Monday afternoon.
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Tomah
Wis
Jim
Highway 12
Howard Gleiser
Greyhound
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