Survivors Testify In Mutiny Murder On Sunken Mimi
Five survivors testified to federal authorities about the sunken Mimi five crew members aboard the Panamanian freighter. Investigators weighed mutiny and the alleged stabbing of four West German officers and ship scuttling as the U.S. and international agencies pursued jurisdiction. The ship, carrying 1.5 million tons of fertilizer en route to Guyana and Venezuela, sank in the Old Bahama Channel near Andros Island after leaving Miami.
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UPI
Mimi
Cuba
U.S
Gun Supardi
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West Germany
Panama
Louis T. Gidel
United States
Miami
Old
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Andros Island
Bahamas
Camaguey
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Lothar Eckard
Bernd Hesse
Horst Hershhe
Manfred Schmidt
Supardi
Malik Abdul
Paulus Heydenmans
Mohammed Syiddik
Indonesia
Ponciano Masong
Philippines
Kiel
Germany
Gidel
Savannah
Tampa
Fla
South America
Guyana
Venezuela
Norfolk, Va
Browning Transport Management Inc
Wilson Browning
Manfred Opperman
Lupardi
Opperman
Sinai Peace Monitors Dispatched By President Ford
President Ford signed a congressional resolution sending 200 Americans to Sinai to monitor the interim Israel Egypt disengagement agreement. He said the move supports ongoing diplomacy, with Israel set to receive about 2.5 billion in aid. Ford noted the action is not an end in itself and will be reviewed with Congress.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Sinai
Egypt
Israel
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Congress
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Columbus Day
Soviet Union
Aleksey A. Leonov
Vladimir A. Shatalov
Thomas P. Stafford
Vance Brand
Donald K. Slayton
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Corelle
Corning
Democratic Women Form Alliance for Female Presidency Hope
An alliance of Democratic women formed to promote serious consideration of women for the presidency or vice presidency. Gloria Steinem cited a poll suggesting broad support for a woman in office and the group aims to back a 1976 Democratic platform focused on human rights, education, jobs, child care, reproductive rights, and media stereotypes.
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Washington
UPI
Steinem
Gallup
Patt Derian
Mississippi
Kickback Evidence Revealed in Nevada Dairy Probe
An investigative report cites kickbacks in Nevada dairy sales with discounts starting at five percent and escalating. Officials debate criminal charges amid calls for resignation, while Meadow Gold and other distributors are named in documented kickback ranges and monthly figures.
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Ms. Stevens
Berkson
Dairy Commission
Dale Hunt
Bunkerville
Anderson Dairy
Mann
Hunt
Ronald Averett
Meadow Gold Dairies
Reno
Meadow Gold
Albertson’s
Raley's
Food King Group
Valu-Mart
Mayfair Stores
Washoe Markets
Ray Jarman
Jarman
Averett
Albertson's
Valu- Mart
Mayfair
Growing Community College in North Las Vegas Expands
The new campus at 3200 East Cheyenne Ave grows with Phase Two science and health care centers and Phase Three culinary and graphic arts facilities, aimed to finish by summer 1977. Dr. R Stephen Nicholson notes the college welcomes all education levels and speeds, offering two year AA degrees and hospitality industry programs.
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Community College
Las Vegas
Institution of Learning
Cheyenne Ave
Stephen Nicholson
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Jack Schofield
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Charleston Plaza Mall
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Mike O'Callaghan
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March of Dimes
American Cancer Society
Easter Seals
American Heart Association
Eddie Bellerose
Bellerose
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