Portugal faces anti Communist violence across regions
Anti Communist mobs defied orders in northern Portugal amid clashes and arson at Communist party offices. Troops used tear gas and warnings as hundreds gathered in Lourinha. a bomb hit a radio site at Vilar Formoso. Reports also note unrest in the Azores and West Africa colony of Angola as political factions split over military leadership and governance.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Revolutionary Council
Angola
Azores
mid-Atlantic
Acobaca
Communist Party
Sol
Diers
Lourinha
Vilar Fomoso
Row crops in Kansas face moisture shortages after dry spell
Continued dry weather reduced topsoil moisture across all Kansas districts according to the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Moisture is needed soon to prevent declines in row crop outlook while the wheat harvest neared completion and corn development tracked normal levels with soybeans and sorghum slightly behind. Livestock on good pastures thrive but winds dry pastures. cattle in feedlots totaled 960000 on July 1, with projections of 620000 head to be marketed in July-September, up from last year.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Northwest
Postal pact ratification predicted by union chief
James Rademacher of the National Association of Letter Carriers says the 193,000-member union expects ratification of a new three-year contract. It reportedly includes total raises of 1500 dollars, continued cost of living increases, and a no-layoff clause. The deal would add about 1500 dollars annually in four steps and preserves layoff protection.
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Washington
James Rademacher
National Association of Letter Carriers
Computer system to cost less for county school district
The city county school district computer system will cost about 78 000 less than planned due to a lower interest rate and reduced unit price. IBM notified officials of the cut, with 20 000 from interest and 58 000 from price reductions. Savings over five years may fund more equipment or budget cuts. Total pre-reduction cost was 554 795.
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City
IBM
Douglas County
Pete Whitenight
Computer Services Agency
Coast Guard cadet David T. Cole begins training in Alameda
David T. Cole son of Mr and Mrs Robert Cole of 1820 Maine is undergoing recruit training at the Coast Guard Training Center Alameda California during the current period.
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David T. Cole
Robert Cole
Maine
Coast Guard Training Center
Alameda
Calif
Suns Schedule Six Exhibition Games This Fall
The Phoenix Suns announce six preseason games this fall with six matchups including Los Angeles Lakers. The season opens October 1 in Santa Barbara against the Lakers.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix Suns
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Suns
Lakers
Santa Barbara
Calif
Reagan hopes committee will offer rallying point
Ronald Reagan said the Citizens for Reagan committee formed with his consent could give supporters a rallying point and reveal the depth of potential presidential backing. He noted President Ford deserves a considerable honeymoon after Nixon's resignation and said he has no formal ties to the Laxalt group. He spoke during a six state tour as he heads to North Dakota.
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Bozeman
Mont
Ronald Reagan
Nevada
Paul Laxalt
Citizens For Reagan
Reagan
Ford
Richard M. Nixon
California
North Dakota
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