Indonesia says it controls East Timor capital Dili
Jakarta reports Indonesian forces with volunteers have seized Dili from Fretilin and declared East Timor part of Indonesia. Foreign Minister Adam Malik says factions friendly to Indonesia captured the capital and asserts integration with Indonesia amid ongoing pursuit of independence fighters.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Porto- Timor
Adam Maliki
Dili
Portuee Timor
Fretilin
Revolutionary Front For the Independence
East Timor
Mashur
da Fretilin
S. A
Timor
Connecticut
Massachusetts
UDT
The
Timorese Democratic Union
Admin
Indonesia takes control of Dili as Fretilin loses grip
After weeks of fighting UDT and Apodeti gain control of Timor's capital Dili while Fretilin declares the territory independent. Malik says Fretilin troops surrender and Indonesians face no resistance in Dili, with reports of casualties among Pera and Chinese residents.
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Istration
UDT
Apodeti
Popular Democratic Association of Timor
Fretilin
Malik
Indonesian Timor
Apodeti Party
Col. Sugito
Jakarta
Indonesia
Dili
Pera
Surging food prices outpace U S in most nations
A USDA Foreign Agricultural Service report shows U S food prices rose 7.7 from Sept 1974 to Sept this year. Only Australia 5.2 and West Germany 5.8 posted smaller gains. Argentina led with 275 plus percent, while the United Kingdom 27.7 and Brazil 25.6 also saw large rises. Other increases included Belgium 11.8 Canada 13.2 Denmark 12.1 France 12.8 Italy 14 Japan 11.8 Mexico 12.9 The Netherlands 8.7 and Sweden 16.4.
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Washington
United States
Agriculure Department
U.S
USDA
Foreign Agricultal Service
Australia
West Germany
Argentina
United Kingdom
Brazil
Belgium
Canada
Denmark
France
Italy
Japan
Mexico
Netherlands
Sweden
Extension hires new 4-H agent in Douglas County
David Kehler a Circleville native becomes Douglas County Extension 4-H Agent effective January 1, 1976. He is a 1975 Kansas State University agriculture graduate and former Jackson County 4-H member. After January training in Leavenworth County he joins February 1, 1976, as Julian Toney shifts to agricultural agent assisting Earl Van Meter with the program.
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David Kehler
Circleville
Douglas County Extension
Dwane Schaake
Said Kehler
Kansas State Uiversity
Jackson County
FFA
Holton High School
Leavenworth County
County Extension
Ralph Rector
Douglas County
Julian Toney
Earl van Meter
Marine Pvt Richard C Common Reports For Duty
Marine Pvt Richard C Common son of Mr and Mrs Harold J Common of Lecompton has reported for duty at Marine Barracks U S Naval Station Keflavik Iceland A former Lecompton High School student he joined the Marine Corps in August 1973.
Jailhouse lawyers rise as defendants represent themselves
Jailhouse lawyers grow in numbers as defendants choose self representation due to lack of funds and dissatisfaction with court appointed counsel. Notables like Lynette Fromme and Angela Davis are cited, with judges wary of clogging calendars while noting self representation often ends in conviction.
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Lynette
Squeaky” Fromme
Ford
Joan McIntosh
Public Defender’s Office
Fresno
Calif
U.S. Supreme Court
Stuart R. Rappaport
Los Angeles Public Defender’s Office
Supreme Court
Anthony Pasquall Faretta
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Massachusetts
Los Angeles County
Dennis Rutherford
Joseph B. Garcia
Santa Monica
Roy Newsome
Rappaport
New York
West Virginia
Missouri
Ohio
Nevada
Illinois
Henry Sheffler
Cook County Public Defender’s Office
Kenneth Wells
Public Defender’s
Sac
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Michigan Department of Corrections
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Peg Springer
Aviation
Carolyn Marckley
Dana Bateson
Mary Paxton
Carolyn Downing
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Kansas
Douglas County Bank
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Louisiana
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Ofter
Lawrence Downtown
Massachuusetts
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Sunbeam
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