Levesque outlines Quebec secession plan and priorities
Premier elect Rene Levesque vows a bill affirming Quebec's right to independence with a referendum within three years. He will govern normally until then while focusing on the economy and probing the $1 billion 1976 Olympics deficit. Trudeau and Saxbe resignations noted.
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Montreal
UPI
Rene Levesque
Parti Quebecois
Liberals
Quebec
Canada
Levesque
Britain
Robert Broussa
Quebec National Assembly
Ottawa
Pierre Trudeau
Fanne Foxe Recovers After Overdose Incident
Former stripper Fanne Foxe resting at home in Westport Connecticut after an apparent overdose of valium. Her agent John Carmen says she took pills to sleep long and was treated 41 hours at Norwalk Hospital before release.
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New York
UPI
Fanne Foxe
Connecticut
Miss Foxe
John Carmen
Norwalk Hospital
Wilbur Mills
Carmen
Annabel Battistella
Westport
Conn
Grace
Alex
Grace Battistella
Arkansas farmers import alligators to curb pests
Arkansas landowners in Stuttgart and across the south import about 24 alligators from Louisiana to deter beavers and muskrats damaging timber. Officials say over 2,000 have been imported since 1972 with requests for 500 more, aiming to reestablish the species and reduce nuisance wildlife.
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Stuttgart
Ark
UPI
Wayne Hampton
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
South Arkansas
Hampton
Arkansas
Louisiana
Dick Broach
Fish River Basins
Broach
Marsh Island
Rockefeller Refuge
Dole Reflects On GOP Loss In Southern Voter Shift
Sen. Robert Dole, staying at a Key Biscayne retreat after the election, argues most Southerners voted by accents rather than philosophies. He notes Carter’s southern surge and southern Democrat defections, cites sunbelt focus, and says Republicans will seek strong candidates for 1978 and 1980 while monitoring Carter’s policy record.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
UPI
Robert Dole
Ford
Key Biscayne
Jimmy Carter
Dole
Republican Women’s Club
Kansas
Ronald Reagan
Carter
South
Alabama
George Wallace
Mississippi
John Eastland
John Stennis
Midwest
Judge lifts hurdle to ATT breakup bid
A federal judge overruled ATT bid to block the Justice Department antitrust suit to break up the Bell System. The ruling clears the way for possible divestitures including Western Electric and long lines operations, though trial timing remains uncertain.
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Washington
UPI
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
U.S
Joseph Waddy
ATT
Justice Department
Federal Communications Commission
Bell Telephone System
Western Electric Corp
Western Electric
Bell System
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Saxbe
William B. Saxbe
Nixon
India
Security Pacific National Bank North “H” Street
Cowes Oyg Fes
DR. Pepper
Coca Cola
Lompoc Plaza
Tisnov
Czechoslovakia
Clark’s TV & Electronics
Zenith
RCA
Linden’s TV Service Dept
G St. Lompoc
Estern Electric
Bell Laboratories
FCC
West Ocean & “I
Benos
Lompoc Plaza Shopping Center
H” Street
Lompoc
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