Indiana Democrats Plan Bills Amid GOP House Control
Indiana House Republicans hold a slim majority while Senate Democrats control the chamber. Minority Leader Michael Phillips notes Democrats will push bills reflecting their philosophy on ERA utilities pensions taxes and land use as the two chambers consider a new legislative structure. He favors interim study committees and a uniform calendar with session dates decoupled between chambers.ERA ratification may be pursued quickly to avoid lingering over the session.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
House of Representatives
House
Michael K. Phillips
D-Boonville
Statehouse
Phillips
ERA
GOP
Kermit Burrous
k-Peru
Senate
Legislative Council Committee On Legislative Systems
Samaritan shot while helping two men on interstate
Security guard Bob Mooneyham was shot in the stomach while stopping to aid two men with a flat tire on Interstate 45 near Greenville. He remains in hospital with the bullet near a main artery. assailants are sought and Mooneyham says he would stop again to help others.
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Greenville
8.C
UPI
Bob Mooneyham
Mooneyham
Greenville-Spartanburg
War crimes suspect held in Zurich arrest of Pieter-Nicolas Menten
Swiss police report the arrest of Dutch art collector Pieter-Nicolas Menten in Uster near Zurich on war crimes charges in Poland. He fainted after arrest but officials say it was not a suicide attempt and plan to extradite him to the Netherlands within a month.
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Zurich
Switzerland
UPI
Pieter-Nicolas Menten
Poland
Menten
Uster
Netherlands
Snowstorm Grips Midwest With Bitter Cold and Delays
A sweeping winter storm blanket covers Indiana Illinois and neighboring states as heavy snow snarls traffic delays at O Hare and on expressways. A fatal crash occurs when a car collides with a train at Morton Grove amid icy tracks. Weather and travel advisories extend across Michigan Ohio Illinois and Northwest Indiana.
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Swedish prince and commoner wed in private ceremony
Prince Bertil of Sweden and Lilian Craig wed in a private Drottningholm Palace ceremony conducted by Archbishop Olof Sundby. The 61 year old bride becomes Princess Lilian and duchess of Halland, with 190 guests including King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia.
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Sweden
UPI
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Lilian Craig
Drottningholm Palace
Royal Palace
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Halland
Prince Bertil
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Silvia
Margareta
Birgitta
Desiree
Christina
Thorbjoern Faelldin
Goesta Bohman
Per Ahlmark
Henry Allard
Ingrid
Denmark
Ivan Craig
Kissinger Heads to NATO in Brussels for Final Secretary of State Trip
Henry Kissinger travels to Brussels for a NATO ministerial session seen as his last official meeting with Western European allies. Officials stress routine agenda as alliance confers on Southern flank troubles with Italy Portugal Greece and Turkey. They note halted Communist drift and ongoing talks to resolve Greek Turkish disputes while focusing on Soviet military momentum in Eastern Europe.
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UPI
Henry Kissinger
Brussels
NATO
Kissinger
Portugal
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Europe
Ford's last state dinner turns into last farewell
Washington reports Ford hosted his final scheduled state dinner for Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti. The guest list mixed GOP insiders, Michigan connections, corporate lobbyists, and sports figures as Ford planned private meetings and a Bethesda country club reception the following day.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Republican Party
Michigan
Giulio Andreotti
Oval Office
Tony Orlando
Bethesda
Andreotti
Henry Kissinger
Nelson Rockefeller
Warren Burger
White House
Congress
Bob Dole
Melvin Laird
Bryce
Attorney General rules flood fund loans over two percent are grants
AG Theodore Sendak says Flood Control Revolving Fund loans exceeding two percent of a town's taxable property are legally grants. He advised State Rep. Lee Glingan that the two percent constitutional limit applies to towns but excess loan proceeds do not create a general obligation. Town boards should record the excess as a grant.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Theodore Sendak
Sendak
Lee Glingan
Covington
Clingan
Cold dry fall may hurt wheat in Indiana
Purdue official Earl L. Park reports the winter wheat crop in Indiana could face trouble from an extremely cold dry fall. He notes the lack of snow cover and cold conditions may threaten wheat and other overwintering grains.
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West Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Indiana
Purdue Agricultural
Earl L. Park
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Purdue
Park
Trans Alaska Pipeline Nears Full Assembly Completion
Workers completed the 800 mile pipeline in Alaska as the Alyeska project nears total welds and potential oil flow by next summer. The last 48 inch segment was laid at Thompson Pass near Valdez. Initial pumping could reach 600 000 barrels per day, doubling within months.
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Anchorage, Alaska
UPI
Arctic North Slope
Rugged
Thompson Pass
Valdez
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Tonsina River
Man hoisting hostage atop tallest U S building demands warning label
Dolphin Lair a 21 year old janitor staged a two hour rooftop standoff with Martin Hickey 55 chief engineer at United California Bank Building in Los Angeles He broadcast a radio message urging Congress to require warnings on tobacco products citing his father’s death from lung cancer Lair surrendered after his demand was read on air and was taken into custody
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Los Angeles
UPI
United States
SWAT
Dolphin Lair
Lair
Martin F. Hickey
United California Bank
Hickey
Swat Squad
Martin Reiser
Herbert H. Lair Jr
Wy Oo
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