Rise of women extremists shocks Europe across nations
In West Germany Italy and beyond experts note a surge of young women in extremist cells and urban guerrilla networks. Posters feature women including Susanne Albrecht while observers debate if the women’s liberation movement fuels the trend and point to figures like Mara Cagol Leila Khaled and Ulrike Meinhof as references.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
Jurgen Ponto
Here
Italy
Margherita Cagol
Mara
Piedmont
Vermouth Concern
Ulrike Meinhof
Andreas Baader
Switzerland
Petra Krause
Sweden
Netherlands
Europe
Leila Khaled
Dusseldorf
Gabriele Henkel
Lincoln clinic aids low income for utility bills
A clinic for low income residents will offer guidance on applying for up to 250 dollars in federal utility funds through the utilities crisis intervention program. The session is at 7 p.m. Monday at the Lincoln Action Program office 2202 So 11th. Sixty percent of funds will go to residents 65 and older with August 22 deadline for applications.
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Utilities Crisis Intervention Program
Lincoln Action Program
LAP
Low income families learn gardening through Nebraska program
The University of Nebraska Lincoln extension project led by Barbara Voigt Boltes helps low income families grow food. Seeds transplants and guidance reach over 900 families with about 300 gardens planted last year and more than 1 000 this summer. Families gain fresh vegetables and improved nutrition while bonding as a family.
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Associated Press
Barbara Voigt-Boltes
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Voigt-Boltes
Credit Unions Gain New Mortgage and Savings Powers
Federal legislation expands credit union powers with 30 year home loans and new savings options for federally chartered unions, about 60 percent of the sector. The NCUA prepares rules, marking the first major FCU Act overhaul in half a century. Previously credit unions limited to basic savings and no mortgages.
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Louise Cook
Congress
The
National Credit Union
Energy program ok scored by Thone
Rep Charles Thone critiques the House approved Carter energy program. He claims its core aim taxes U S oil to raise prices toward imported oil, increasing dependence on foreign oil. He calls for a less negative Senate bill and notes the tax would raise gasoline by about 7 cents per gallon with rebates unevenly distributed.
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Associated Press
Charles Thone
House
Thone
Senate
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