FBI Questions Hoffa Family in Case Continues
FBI agents met with Hoffa family at their Lake St. Clair home as investigators press the disappearance case. Anthony Provenzano was questioned in New Jersey about Hoffa's vanishing while Detroit officials seek leads on Hoffa's status and possible abduction.
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Michigan
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Eaeiees Sinc
Lakeside
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Essunion
Bloomfield Township
Washington
New Jersey
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Teamsters
Teamsters Local 360
Union City
Jin Provenzano
Clifton
N.J
Teamsters Local 560
Detroit
Associated Press
Ford Ends Romania Visit in Bucharest After Trade Pact
President Ford and Nicolae Ceausescu signed a reciprocal trade accord granting most favored nation status to Romania. The agreement aims to boost U.S.–Romania trade to about 1.5 billion dollars annually by 1980, following Congress’s MFN approval. Mrs. Ford rested in Bucharest while Ford toured Sinaia near the Carpathians.
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United States
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Bucharest
Romania
Washington
Soviet Union
Ford
Sinaia
Prahova
Carpathian Alps
Transylvania
New Laws To Clear Gandhi From Misuse Conviction
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi faces retroactive electoral law amendments that would void her June conviction for misusing government officials during the 1971 campaign. The draft bill circulates to Parliament for quick passage as Congress holds a two thirds majority and the opposition boycotts the session.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Paliament
Mrs. Gandhi
Gandhi
Supreme Court
Fire marshal probes blazes at mobile home lots
The fire marshal investigated two trailer fires opposite sides of a mobile home sales lot. Fire crews were dispatched to Horn Mobile Homes at 2201 Clovis Road around 10 49 p m Sunday night.
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Horn Mobile Homes
Clovis Road
Grenade Detonation Wounds 12 In Laos Market Scene
A grenade exploded in two trucks at a busy Lao market injuring 12 people. Firefighters controlled the blaze, finding an open rear door in one trailer. authorities offered no motive or suspect at Lao capital Vientiane.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Bujof Vientiane
Laos
Capital
Golf Misuses Terrify Nearby Residents Along Fairways
Neighbors report stray golf balls causing property damage and injuries near the course. Mrs O Quinn says six windows and four screens are broken while their children and a family dog were affected by line drives. About 100 houses along the fairways, many valued around $45 000, see regular hits. Marilynne Barnacle notes a third of nearby homes are under fire and two windows have been broken in six weeks. The Barnacle family now collects golf balls daily from their yard.
Meat buying varies by ethnic groups in tech survey
A Tech survey on meat buying shows Mexican American shoppers buy more meat and accompany spouses to stores, while Negroes buy more meat and Caucasians less. Averages from 600 shoppers include 3.71 in shopping parties and 144 weekly meat purchases. Education and income figures are provided with implications for marketing and education.
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Tech
Brittin
Bunun
Sclon Outraged By Soviet Bug Allegation
Reports say astronauts in Moscow Control Center found a wire connected to a chair during the Apollo-Soyuz mission but officials say no proof of a listening device exists. Senator Proxmire accuses the USSR of spying and demands full cooperation. Johnson Space Center offered cautious denial.
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Moscow Control Center
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Johnson Space Ceter
RF. Overmyer
Johnson Space
U. Space Agency
Quermyer
Taiwan Typhoon Nina Leaves Deadly Toll and Travel Disruptions
Typhoon Nina battered Taiwan with winds up to 138 mph causing five deaths and 18 serious injuries from collapsed houses, landslides, and downed power lines. East coast highways, flights, trains, and buses were disrupted while Taipei airport remained open.
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Taiwan
Nina
Formosa Strait
China
Thalidomide Reused in Monkey Birth Defect Research
Researchers at University of Texas Southwestern Medical School administer thalidomide to rhesus monkeys to model hemifacial microsomia and test timing of corrective surgery. Dr. Johns says early operations risk affecting bone growth, aiming to help children with disfigured faces. Two births observed. one died, the other appears normal. The U.S. Public Health Service supplies the drug.
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University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Donnel F. Johns
Division of Plastic Surgery
Johns
Johns S
Kenneth F. Salyer
U.S. Public Health Service
Kidnapping Suspect Detained After Canyon Incident
Police traced a reported incident to Yellow House Canyon after a girl alleged abductors stopped at an unknown residence. Witnesses identified damp pants as hers and she was taken to St Mary's Hospital with head and arm injuries. An adult man remained in custody while two juveniles were turned over to authorities.
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Can, Lakes Project
Yellow House Canyon
Clo
St Mary's Hospital
St. Mary's
Dent
Stabbing Victim in Serious Condition at Local Hospital
Quinones Baltimore, 19, of 16 Zenith Ave., was stabbed late Sunday and remains in serious condition at Methodist Hospital. He was reported stabilized in ICU around 10:45 p.m. after being picked up by Aid Ambulance at 1622 Zenith Ave. Police investigate the incident which occurred about 9:46 p.m.
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East Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
Quinones
Jetliner Crash Near Moroccan Mountain Kills Passengers
Radar shows Air Morocco jet struck a 3 000 foot peak near Imaizen killing all aboard. Officials say no fire or mechanical failure and search for voice recordings continues as villagers report no injuries. Noted past air disasters cited for context.
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Ihousit
Imaizen
Turkish Airlines
DCI
Paris
S. Military GA
Ton Son Nhut
Saigon
Colombo
Sri Lanka
Plains Rodeo Queen Picked at Two Day Event
Donna 14 was named Plains Rodeo Queen at the Plains Lions Club roping show Saturday night. First runner up Tina ton represented the Plain Chamber of Commerce and second runner-up Donna Jo Cheatum represented the Plains Roping Club. Michael Burnett won a $500 prize in a drawing. he is the grandson of Milton J. Bayer. The two day rodeo concluded with Saturday night performances.
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Pernce
Jay Lackey
Uted
Plains Lions Club
Tinaton
W.L. Morton
Plain
The
Plain Chamber of Commerce
Donna Jo Cheatam
Leon Cheatum
Plains
Michael Burnett
Milton J. Bayer
Robbery on Street Hits Man for His Watch
Two unidentified men in a car robbed Blanco at 4 20 p m near Street and Quirt Avenue. The driver grabbed a watch valued at 15 dollars from the victim and the accomplice punched him before fleeing. Police report the incident as a street robbery.
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Blanco
Thieu
London
Nguyen Vang Thien
South Vietnam
Son
Roy Jenkins
Tthe Street
House of Commons
Quirt Avenue
Officials Seek Ways To Combat Natural Gas Shortage
Officials in Ohio and Pennsylvania warn of a looming gas shortage as Columbia Gas of Ohio plans to curtail industrial gas by 60 to 75 percent on November 1. Canada and southern pipelines supply New York and industry faces use of fuel oil or propane, with costs rising. Public officials urge conservation to preserve gas for industry and jobs.
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Canada
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
William Costello
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Costello
David Barasch
Pennsylvania
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