Soldier Reacted in Vandergrift Over Lost Veteran Mystery
The State Department has no details on Veneris life in China. His mother recalls he worked in a paper factory twenty years ago and hoped to return to the United States to fight. None of the nineteen involved has been prosecuted. Jack Sgourakis says he drove Veneris to the train station when he left twenty years ago to join the Army. Sgourakis calls Veneris a disappointed man unable to find steady work.
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State Department
China
United States
Vandergrift
Jack Sgourakis
Veneris
Sgourakis
Tip Leads FBI To Key Witness in Slaying Case
The FBI identifies Salvatore Sinno known as Charles Caputo as the key witness in the 15 year old kidnapping and slaying of a Teamsters official linked to Anthony Provenzano. Sinno, 53, is under witness protection after being found in Fond du Lac Wisconsin and has appeared before grand juries in New York.
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Capitol Hill
U.S
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Ohio
Pittsburgh
Three Rivers Stadium
Kansas
Milwaukee
Charles Caputo
Chuck” Moor
FBI
Salvatore
Big Sal” Sinno
Teamsters
Upstate
New York
Sinno
Anthony
Tony Pro” Provenzano
Provenzano
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Bob Walsh
Fond du Lac
Midwest
Walsh
Wisconsin
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Caputo
Joe Roberts
Roberts
Siano
Charles
Chuck” Morelli
House Approves 5 Billion Foreign Aid Bill for 1977
The House passed a 5 billion dollar appropriation to fund U S economic and military aid for 1977 with a 238 to 169 vote. Israel gets 1 billion in military credits and 735 million in economic aid, Egypt 700 million, Syria 80 million, and Jordan 70 million. A separate 5.6 billion 1976 foreign aid bill was approved by 231 to 158 with transition quarter funds for Israel and others.
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UPI
House
Senate
U.S
Cyprus
Philip Crane
R-Ill
Angola
Mozambique
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Middle Eastern
Otto Passman
D-La
Ford
White House
Capitol Hill
Social Security 6.4% Increase Includes Spouses and Dependents
An advice column explains that the 6.4 percent raise applies to Social Security checks for recipients and that spouses and dependents drawing benefits on another's record are also eligible. It notes the Special Minimum Benefit may apply if higher than the standard calculation and that some checks may not rise the full 6.4 percent.
Insurance Firms Cite Texas Losses and Rate Increase
Texas insurers report 1971 1974 1972 1974 losses totaling 61.8 million dollars, with proposed 19.2 percent workmen's compensation rate hike. George Beall of the National Council on Compensation Insurance urges approval to sustain the industry. SLATON reunion plans note Friday visits, Saturday social at Catholic Hall and banquet.
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Tex
UPI
Pete of Orphanance Organization
George Beall
National Council On Compensation State Insurance Board
Ae Es
Beall
Workmen's Insurance
Indus
Slaton
Slaton High School
Corky Watkins
Darrel Norman
Lanny Swanner
Dwayne Preston
Briscoe Funds Grant To Texas Boys Ranch
Governor Dolph Briscoe approves a 68772 grant to the Texas Boys Ranch via the South Plains Association of Governments. The funds cover about half of the Lubbock facility's next year budget for homeless and troubled boys enrolled in local public schools with Texas Tech interns supervised by the ranch staff.
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Dolph Briscoe
Texas Boys Ranch
South Plains Association of Governments
Lubbock
Texas Tech University
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