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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1975

Page

6

Congress Overrules Ford on School Lunch Bill

Congress crushed President Ford's veto with large margins, overriding the school lunch and child nutrition measure in both chambers. The House vote was 397 to 18 and the Senate 79 to 13, amid Republican defections and criticism of the program's cost. Ford warned of broader fiscal cuts, while supporters argued the bill costs about 200 million more than current programs and is aimed at aiding hungry children.

Washington House Senate Carl T. Curtis R-Neb Children of America Curtis Herman E. Talmadge D-Ga Senate Agriculture Committee George S. McGovern D-S.c Ford McGovern Morgan

Fromme demands replacement of co counsel in Ford attempt

Lynette Fromme, the Manson cult figure known as Squeaky, asked U.S. District Judge Thomas J. MacBride to replace her federal co lawyer E Richard Walker with Robert Holly during her first court appearance as her own attorney. She argued there was no rapport with Walker and threatened to leave if she could not choose her counsel. The judge postponed ruling and refused access to grand jury testimony.

Sacramento Calif UPI Lynette Fromme Ford Miss Fromme U.S. District Court Thomas J. MacBride E. Richard Walker Charles Manson MacBride Boro Sandra Good Upitoto

Manila hijacker surrenders after 7 hour plane standoff

A Manila bound BAC111 jet with 70 aboard was hijacked by Canislo Morales, 23, claiming his 4 year old daughter was abducted. He released 43 passengers including a month old girl and several Americans, then surrendered after authorities denied landing rights along the planned Benghazi route.

Manila The Philippines UPI Philippines Air Lines Canislo Morales Manila International Airport Benghazi Libya Singapore Bangkok Karachi Riyadh Cairo Charles Leland Anne Fort Lauderdale Fla Tom Liken Westminster Calif Leland Morales Fidel Ramos Philippine National Police Ramos Daugher Mariano Castaneda Jr

Chicago Mayor and Hirohito Share Lobster Luncheon

Emperor Hirohito and Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley toasted at a lobster luncheon in Chicago. The event drew 600 attendees as Hirohito toured a Plainfield farm with Earl Butz, viewing corn and soybeans and harvesting gear. Baltz called the day the most exciting of his life.

Hirohito Chicago Emperor Hirohito Japan Richard Daley UPI Richard J. Daley United States Naruichi Fujiyama Daley Plainfield Joliet Earl Butz Donald Baltz Baltz Midwest

Levi Warns Banks Heed Holdup Laws

Attorney General Edward H. Levi warned banks and savings institutions to install required protections under the 1968 Bank Protection Act. Citing an FBI report, he noted 4,252 holdups in the 12 months ending last June 30, a 51 percent rise from the prior year, threatening civil suits and fines for noncompliance.

Washington UPI Edward H. Levi Levi FBI John Myler Criminal Division

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