Debate on Death Penalty Returns to British Spotlight
London faces a renewed public debate on bringing back the death penalty as terrorism rises. MP Hugh Fraser, who survived a bombing, urges a Commons debate while Scotland Yard asks the public to aid investigations and report suspicious activity after a London bombing near an Italian restaurant.
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Agence France-Presse
London
Hugh Fraser
House of Commons
Scotland Yard
Roy Habershon
Welfare seeks refund from go go dancer Morris case
Ram sey County Welfare Department seeks recoupment of disability payments totaling 9510 issued while Bruce Morris worked as a go go dancer. Morris, 25, was certified disabled by a doctor but a club photo prompted investigators to confirm stage work. No charges filed. Morris no longer dances there.
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Morris
Grace Colosimo
Welfare Department
Thrifty play vs lavish waste in a bridge deal
In a South West practice deal North South vulnerable, West leads queen of diamonds and East signals with eight. The defense errs by hesitant overconservatism, allowing declarer to ruff and discard to four spades with an overtrick, illustrating when spending high cards is needed to achieve the contract.
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West
East
Declarer
South
New York City Faces Finance Aid Debate and Default Risk
The House Banking Committee backed a 7 billion loan guarantee plan for New York City amid warnings the city could default on 270.7 million in one year notes next Monday. President Ford signaled opposition, while Rockefeller allies indicated broader political strains in 1976 considerations.
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Ashington
New York City
New York
House Banking Committee
City Comptroller’s
Comptroller’s
Treasury
House
Ford
Hugh L. Carey
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Thomas P. O'Neill
Massachusetts
Reuss
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jacob K. Javits
R-N. Y
Rockefeller
Republican Party
Car sales up 22 percent in October gains
Domestic October auto sales rose 22 percent from a year earlier to about 768000 units, the strongest since May 1974, as import share slipped to roughly 15 percent. Imports rose 5 percent to 135000 units, while VW feared loss of top import status to Toyota.
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Detroit
U.S
Japan
Toyota
Volkswagen
York City Council Grants 25 Percent Pay Raise
York Alabama councilmen vote a 25 percent pay raise from 1.00 to 1.25 dollars per year, citing inflation as a problem.
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York, Ala
York City
Crossword By Eugene Sheffer ACROSS
Crossword puzzle solution clue list with across and down entries from Eugene Sheffer section showing many standard crossword terms and names across and down including Abbreviations and common puzzle answers.
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Eugene Sheffer
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Irish Republican Army
David
Nat Koeppel
Long Island
Seba Abery
South Dealer
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Queen of Diamonds
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Congress
Nelson
Associated Press
Charlie
Annoy Pettily
Laves
Miss Chase
Playbacker
Vincent
Nebraska
City
Charles
Fate
Primate
John Or Jane
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Louisa
Alcott
Moray
Meric
Ray
Napoleon
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Church At Christ
Services
Maxie Boren
U.S. Steel Super Steel
R&j
Kimberly
Western Auto Store
Lawton
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