Mutinous Argentine Officers Surrender After Five Day Revolt
The Blue Condor Command mutinous airmen surrender Moron Air Base and Buenos Aires Metropolitan airport early today ending a five day uprising against President Isabel Peron. Loyalist forces resume control as a national work stoppage supported by General Labor Confederation proceeds.
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Shortages Seen Reduced as Energy Officials Recalculate Demand
Federal energy officials say overall petroleum product demand is down from two years ago and natural gas shortages have been revised downward. In early December use of all petroleum products averaged 16.4 million barrels daily, about 7 percent below 1974 and 6 percent below 1973. Gas shortage projections have been trimmed from 1.3 Tcf to 140 Bcf for Nov-Feb as milder weather and fuel substitutions ease demand.
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Liberty Bell to Move for Bicentennial New Year Event
Philadelphia authorities and the National Park Service plan to move the Liberty Bell from Independence Hall to a $1 million glass pavilion as crowds gather for the Bicentennial New Year. Protests arise over weather concerns and the timing amid New Year revelry.
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Ford signals end to Cuban thaw and warns on Angola
President Ford declared the United States will end efforts to thaw relations with Cuba. He warned the Soviet Union that its backing of Angola could threaten detente and cited 4000 to 6000 Cuban troops in Angola as undermining any future ties with Havana. He criticized Cuba over Angola and Puerto Rico actions and noted U.S. funding cuts to Angola may be temporarily offset.
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Talks move to Damascus to shore up fragile cease fire
Syrian mediation efforts shift to Damascus after weekend clashes in Beirut threaten the week-long truce. Premier Rashid Karami plans to meet President Hafez Assad to stabilize a cease-fire amid ongoing fighting in Zahle, with 725 killed and 1,150 wounded since the latest phase began. Separately in Seattle, Governor Dan Evans suggests he might run as a liberal moderate against Reagan if needed to curb the former California governor’s bid.
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California proposes local income tax with property tax cuts
Sacramento reports Republican Assemblyman Robert Nimmo of Atascadero proposed a constitutional amendment to create local income taxes in exchange for a two thirds cut in residential property taxes. The plan would tax property only for services like sewers police and fire while schools transit welfare courts and other non property services would be funded largely by the local income tax alongside the state tax. Nimmo aims for a Senate run next year.
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Gunmen kill mother of eight in Belfast
Masked gunmen shot Christine Hughes 43 as she hung Christmas decorations in Ardoyne. Her three children watched as two attackers fired through a plate glass door before escaping in a car with a third man. She died at Mater Hospital.
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122 Survive Jetliner Crash At Milan Airport
A Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 with 122 aboard crash landed in heavy fog at Milan Malpensa. The aircraft skidded nose down and broke apart but all passengers survived. two crew injured and about 30 treated and released.
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Tailoring 3-Program Protection at Affordable Cost
A plan to customize a three program protection package using all available tools to fit a price customers can reasonably afford. It outlines cost-conscious options and practical steps to implement comprehensive protection within budget constraints.
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