Missouri Legislature Back in Committees After ERA Approval
The Missouri House resumes the 51 million emergency appropriations bill while the Senate weighs the death penalty bill and ERA ratification. ERA has cleared both chambers and heads to the Senate where late votes are in doubt. Senate leaders seek GOP backing to reach 18 votes. Committee work continues on junior college aid, public gathering rules, and a Sunday Blue Law repeal.
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U.S
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Christopher
Bond
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Sedalia
Phillip Scaglia
Kansas City
Democrat
Kunstler Refuses To Help Mrs Hearst In Kidnapping Case
Boston AP William M Kunstler says he was asked to help locate Patricia Hearst and urge surrender but declined He disclosed the request during a speech at Boston University recounting a 90 minute meeting with Mrs Hearst at the Essex Hotel in New York last fall He noted Miss Hearst’s father is Randolph A Hearst and that she was abducted by the Symbionese Liberation Army on February 4 1974 and claimed she joined the group He said he advised Mrs Hearst to resign from the UC board of regents denounce then US Attorney General William B Saxbe and tell Patty her mother shared some of her views
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William M. Kunstler
Patricia Hearst
Kunstler
Miss Hearst
Essex Hotel
New York
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph A. Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Boston University
Hearst
Board of Regents
University of California
U.S. Atty
William B. Saxbe
Patty
Chicago mother gives birth to quintuplets in suburban Illinois
Cheryl Shaf, 27, says feeling like been hit by a truck after delivering quintuplets born Sunday. Four infants, two boys and two girls, in good condition after day one. one boy with breathing issues. All delivered by cesarean and in incubators. weights from 2 lb 5 oz to 3 lb 2 oz. three weeks premature.
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Chicago
Cheryl Shaf
Shaf
Vance
Shafs
Morton Grove
Ill
Melissa
Vanessa Ashley
Tiffany Allison
Arian R. Oleck
Oleck
Probe Urged Into Saudi Troop Training Deal
Sens Henry M. Jackson and Hubert H. Humphrey urged a congressional inquiry into a Defense Department contract with a private firm to train Saudi Arabian troops to guard Persian Gulf oil wells. Jackson asked Sen John C. Stennis to hold hearings amid bafflement over the move and implications for U.S. action in the Middle East.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Defense Department
Persian Gulf
Jackson
D-Wash
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Middle East
Humphrey
D-Minn
Mideast
Armed Services Committees
House
Senate
The
Vinnell hires ex soldiers to train Saudi forces in July
Vinnell Corp of Los Angeles disclosed by AP is assembling a 1000 man force to train Saudi Arabia’s internal security troops protecting oil fields and royalty. pay ranges from 1500 to 1800 monthly for 18 months with a 2400 signing bonus and pensions 10000 to 14000 yearly. mission is to train three mechanized infantry battalions and a 105mm howitzer artillery battalion in Saudi Arabia.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Vinnell
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Saudi Arabia
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The
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Congress Mulls End of Ford Energy Plan
Congress moves toward shelving President Ford's energy program within two weeks. Democrats draft alternatives to higher energy costs, while a $3 per barrel tax on imported oil faces House approval and Senate review. Critics warn of inflation and burden on low income families.
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Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Hugh Scott
U.S
Muskie says he still explores 1976 bid while eyeing Senate
Sen Edmund Muskie of Maine says he is in a state of suspended animation about a 1976 presidential race while planning a 1975 full-time return to the Senate. He notes that past near exposure to the presidency left him seeking new purpose and acknowledges the public sees him as a potential compromise candidate, though he emphasizes his focus on 1975 and the Maine Senate fight.
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Edmund S. Muskie
Senate
Maine
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Muskie
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Sudan and Ethiopia seek end to nine day conflict
Sudan foreign minister heads to Addis Ababa with cease-fire proposals to end fighting between government troops and Eritrean secessionists. Ethiopia, ruled by leftist military leaders, rejects Eritrean independence. at least one thousand dead and another thousand wounded reported. also included: birth notice for Darcy Marie Cearley at Ft. Sill Reynolds Army Hospital with family details.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Sudan
Gamal Mohammed Ahmed
Eritrea
Darcy Marie Cearley
Curtis R. Cearley
Ft. Sill
Okla
Reynolds Army Hospital
Bill R. Cearley
Mexico
Bonnie Maupin
Owensville
Cearley
U.S. Army
Shah's Destroyers Better Than Navy's
The Shah of Iran, a major U.S. arms buyer, will receive six new American destroyers with superior antiaircraft equipment compared to U.S. Navy ships, Rep. Les Aspin said. The sale, concluded August 27, also includes Iran's order for 80 of the Navy's new F4 fighters.
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Iran
U.S
U.S. Navy
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Aspin
Navy
Congress
Coffin to resign Yale chaplaincy after 17 years
The Rev William Sloane Coffin Jr Yale University's activist chaplain announces his resignation from the post held for 17 years He says he will continue in the Presbyterian ministry but not as a chaplain at another school
Ford open to three year limit on South Vietnam aid
President Ford hints at halting large scale aid to South Vietnam and Cambodia within three years if Congress provides enough funding in the interim. He cites survival needs but rejects endless U.S. support, while proposing a fiscal 1976 budget of 1.3 billion for Vietnam and 497 million for Cambodia despite opposition. A letter from 82 congressmen urged dialogue on phasing out aid. Eartha Kitt to sue CIA over alleged dossier.
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South Vietnam
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