Ford Meets to Hear Pentagon on Spending Cuts
President Ford met with Defense Secretary Rumsfeld and top Pentagon officials to hear arguments against planned $6.5 billion military spending cuts for the 1977 budget. The session lasted over three hours at the White House with few details released.
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Bomb Factory Found in North London IRA Hideout
Scotland Yard officials announced the seizure of a bomb factory in an apartment used by four IRA gunmen who surrendered after a six day siege. The operation yielded ball bearing bombs and related paraphernalia. Police said the fight is not over and pledged continued vigilance. The four gunmen and a hostage couple were later reported in good condition at University College Hospital.
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Fourteen Boston Officers Charged in Tavern Brawls
Boston Police file departmental charges against fourteen Tactical Police Force members over two bar incidents tied to racial tensions during desegregation protests. Twelve patrolmen and one sergeant face assault and misconduct counts from the Rabbit Inn brawl on Oct 4, 1974, and two officers linked to the Parker Street Lounge Aug 12 incident. Hearings set for Jan 1976. officers remain with the force pending outcomes.
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Wild Burro Roundup Planned for Moapa Valley Area
The Bureau of Land Management will round up and sell about 25 wild burros in the Moapa Valley and Blue Diamond regions under contract. Las Vegas district manager John Boyles says the animals damage gardens and haystacks and will be offered for public adoption after humane oversight. Interested adopters should write to BLM Las Vegas District P.O. Box 5400, Las Vegas 89102.
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Las Vegas Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Las Vegas Sun prints morning editions including Sundays. Names listed include M Greenspun as editor and publisher and various executives such as Ray Germain and David Greenspun as vice presidents. Subscription rates are provided for per month and by mail, within the continental United States.
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