Peron scraps wage ceiling to quell strikes in Argentina
President Isabel Peron agrees to drop her 50 percent cap on wage increases to appease the CGT labor wing. She will replace some cabinet ministers, with Economy Minister Celestino Rodrigo as a potential casualty. The CGT plans to review the concession, seeking Lopez Rega’s ouster, while a broad strike paralyses the country.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Jose Lopez Rega
Peron
Lopez Rega
Celestino Rodrigo
General Labor Confederation
CGT
No frills flight fare termed a huge success
National Airlines reports the no frills fare program drew about 74 000 people who would not have flown otherwise and earned four million dollars in added income during an initial 45 day test. The carrier plans to resume the fare Sept 3 while rival airlines quarrel over cost impacts and potential continuation.
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Miami
National Airlines
J. Dan Brock
National
Eastern
Delta
American
Houston
San Francisco
Former government official and two sons surrender to FBI
Charles A. Tuller and his sons Jonathan and Bryce were arrested after secretly returning from Cuba, facing three counts of murder and charges of attempted bank robbery air piracy and unlawful flight. The trio had been sought in a 1972 Arlington bank robbery and hijacking to Cuba.
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Washington
Cuba
Charles A. Tuller
Jonathan
FBI
Bryce Matthew Tuller
Cumberland County
N.C
Fayetteville
Bart Kelley
William White Graham
Arlington
Houston
State Department
Tullers
Charles
Jonathan Tuller
Bryce
Tuller
Commerce Department
Graham
United States
Manson pins blame on Nixon in letters to followers
In Los Angeles Charles Manson writes to loyal followers blaming his fate and the world on former President Richard Nixon. He says Nixon provoked the situation and expresses anger toward the ex-leader.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
White corn acreage climbs for harvest this year
The Agriculture Department estimates 651000 acres of white corn will be harvested this year up seven percent from 1974 with Kentucky and Georgia leading producers. Total non white corn exceeds 60 million acres, about three percent higher than last year while Kansas Illinois and Missouri expect smaller crops.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Kentucky
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Texas
Iowa
Indiana
Kansas
Ilinois
Missouri
County uses home rule to move records to KU library
Douglas County commissioners invoke home rule authority to transfer non microfilmed records to Spencer Research Library on the Kansas University campus. State law allows destruction of microfilmed originals but is silent on transferring unmicrofilmed items. The commission has used similar resolutions to set up a bicentennial levy.
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Douglas County
Home Rule Authority
Spencer Research Library
Kansas University
Truman Capote to Speak at KU For 1975 76
Kansas University SUA announces two lectures in Hoch Auditorium. Truman Capote will discuss The Writer's Life on October 20. A November 13 debate features Richard Goldsby and Nobel laureate William Shockley on genetics and intelligence.
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SUA
Kansas University
Truman Capote
Kansas
Hoch
Richard Goldsby
William Shockley
Cheerleaders Train At KU Institute For State High Schools
Ninety one cheerleaders from eighteen schools attend the Cheerleading Institute at Kansas University in Naismith Hall. They refine cheers stunts and pom techniques to become instructors for other squads. Friday features a grand champion and spirit award. Instructors Beverly Meetachiah and Patricia Maltia lead sessions including personal appearance and hygiene classes.
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Kansas University
Naismith Hall
Beverly Meetachiah
Patricia Maltia
Deaths in local area funeral notices for two residents
Funeral services are announced for William R. Taylor 80 of 856 Lyon with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. He died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital leaving a son in Long Beach and several siblings and grandchildren. Mary Helen Born 83 of Chanute formerly of Eudora died recently. services were held at St Patrick’s Chanute with burial at St Francis Cemetery St Paul. She is survived by many sons daughters and grandchildren.
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William R. Taylor
Lyon
Rumsey Funeral Home
Robert Freitag
Memorial Park Cemetery
Taylor
Union Pacific Railway Co
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Vern K
Long Beach
Calif
Emma Hopkins
Loyall
Anna Rose Chestnut
Detroit
Mich
Kenneth Logsdon
Atchison
Herman Logsdon
Cape Giradeau
Mary Born Chanute
Mary Helen
Chanute
Eudora
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Francis Cemetery
St. Paul
Kaw
Born
Jeanie Greenlee
Belle Haven
Clara Roles
Gertrude Hoffman
Mary Ann Duling
Walnut
Betty Roberts
Eric
John Paulie
Fred Paulie
Frank Paulie
Amarillo
Tex
Anna Born
Wichita
Showers Forecast Across Eastern Gulf and Texas
A band of showers is forecast from New Mexico to the lower Great Lakes with additional showers in the northern and western Plains. Cooler weather is anticipated for the northern Plains and upper Great Lakes, while most of the country remains warm.
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Eastern
Gulf
Texas
New Mexico
Lower Great Lakes
Plains
Great Lakes
Weather outlook for Northeast Kansas
Partly cloudy and not so warm tonight and Wednesday with isolated thundershowers possible through Wednesday afternoon. Lows tonight in the low to mid 60s with northerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Highs Wednesday reach the mid to upper 80s.
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Kansas
ACLU sues to cut funds for Los Angeles schools over desegregation
The ACLU filed a class action in U.S. District Court seeking loss of federal funds to Los Angeles city schools unless desegregation proceeds. The suit mirrors a 12 year old case now before the California Supreme Court, naming the district and federal education officials as defendants.
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Los Angeles
The
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
U.S
Crawford
John Caughey
Superior Court
Albert Gitelson
Gitelson
State Court of Appeal
California Supreme Court
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Suburban development to be de emphasized by Hills
U S Housing Secretary Carla Hills announced federal policy will shift from suburban expansion to preserving and rehabilitating central cities. She cited a study showing inner city development saves land, capital, energy and reduces pollution compared with sprawl. The Ford administration rejects large new federal aid, urging mayors to fund city renewal locally.
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Boston
Carla A. Hills
Ford Administration
NYC Rehires 2,600 City Workers Amid Labor Turmoil
Mayor Beame announced the rehiring of 2,600 city employees, part of 5,500 recalled after a $330 million funding boost. The move follows 19,000 dismissals and faces opposition from police leaders who warn of jeopardized emergency services. Other states report broad strikes and mediations affecting government operations nationwide.
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New York
Abraham D. Beame
Santa Clara County
Calif
Board of Supervisors
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Social Services Union
Connecticut
Groton
Waterbury
Albany
Ken McFeeley
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Beame
Harrisburg
Youth drowns in motel pool in Wichita
A one year old boy named James W. Schuette drowned in a glass enclosed motel pool in Wichita. Guest Bob C Reynolds of Geneva Alabama pulled him from the bottom and performed mouth to mouth resuscitation until an ambulance arrived. He was pronounced dead on arrival at a Wichita hospital. Police said the boy was alone in the pool for eight to ten minutes before he was noticed.
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Wichita, Kan
James W. Schuette
Bobby C. Reynolds
Geneva
Ala
Clarence Schuette
Spearville
Kan
Wichita
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Civil Aeronautics Board
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Doddsville
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San Quentin
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Lene
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Nyc
Associated Press
Pennsylvania Employment Security Employes Association
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Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics
Fifth and
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Topeka
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