France frees Abu Daoud draws world condemnation
Paris sparked outrage as France released Abu Daoud, linked to the 1972 Munich attack that killed 11 Israelis. Israel and U.S. joined French critics, calling the act a betrayal of extradition norms and international agreements. Demonstrations erupted outside the French embassy in Jerusalem and Paris, while officials blamed West Germany’s procedures.
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France
Abu Daoud
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France-Soli
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Daoud
Giscard
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Giscard d’Estaing
Anka Spitzer
Andre Spitzer
West Germany
Bonn
Munich
Justice Ministry
U.S
State Department
Yigal Allon
Knesset
Allen
Mimi Weinberg
Tel Aviv
Andre Spitmer
Haaretz
Hatzafeh
Algeria
Libya
Iraq
Orly
Algiers
Hospital Ends Free Coffee At Park Central
Springfield hospital stops providing free coffee to staff and visitors citing rising prices. Coffee will be available only for patients on request in the future, with tea and other beverages offered as substitutes.
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Springfield
Mike Garippo
Park Central Hospital
Garippo
Brothers Die in Home Fire Near Mount Vernon
In Mount Vernon Missouri two Richardson brothers Byron five and Bobby eight died when flames engulfed their family home one mile north late Monday night Rex Richardson the father suffered facial and hand burns while trying to reach the trapped boys others escaped The fire was reported around 11 pm and investigators suspect a chimney flue as the likely cause sub zero temperatures hindered firefighting efforts
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Mount Vernon, Mo
Byron Richardson
Bobby Richardson
Mount Vernon
Rex Richardson
Lawrence County
Federal Grant To Fund My Study On Dropping Us Hospital Plan
The University of Missouri board accepted a 102846 dollar grant from Public Health Services to study capital expenditure regulation in Missouri health care. The project, led by Thomas C. Dolan, examines Missouri’s withdrawal from the Section 1122 Program and its impact on health planning, providers, and federal reimbursements.
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University of Missouri Board of Curators
The
Public Health Services
DHEW
Missouri
School of Medicine
Thomas C. Dolan
State Health Planning and Development Agency
Missouri Health System
Missouri Hospital Association
Missouri Nursing Home Association
Health Insurers
Dolan
Teasdale creates acting heads in Missouri departments
Missouri governor Teasdale will run state government with acting and interim directors until permanent appointees are named. He named William L. Kimsey acting commissioner of administration for the first 100 days and Myles J. Crowe to head the accounting office.
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Missouri
Joseph P. Teasdale
Teasdale
Natural Resources
Public Safety
Revenue
Transportation
Labor
Industrial Relations
William L. Kimsey
Kimsey
Arthur Young & Co
St. Louis
J. Neil Nielsen
Christopher S. Bond
Nielsen
Rock Island
Myles J. Crowe
Price Waterhouse and Co
Arthur Young
Leary Tours UC Berkeley Pitches Space Flight and Life Extension
Timothy Leary, once a fugitive LSD advocate, spoke to about 1,200 students at the University of California on a nationwide lecture tour charging 2500 per talk. He urged space migration, intelligence boosts, and life extension as future frontiers while noting his shift from drug activism to a broader social vision. Eldridge Cleaver attended, and both men have past legal battles. Cleaver faces charges in Oakland, while Leary appeals a 1973 marijuana conviction.
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Calif
Timothy Leary
LSD
Light Brigade
Woodstock
Harvard University
University of California
Leary
Eldridge Cleaver
Algeria
Cleaver
Afghanistan
United States
Oakland
Panther
U.S
Debbie Jones
Tim Leary
McBride Aides Turnover in Campaign Donations Tiff
Chicago AP Lloyd McBride candidate for president of the United Steelworkers union releases a donor list under court order. The filing shows contributions from individuals 5 to 4000 with 28 donors of 1000 or more and large group gifts from union districts. Ed Sadlowski challenges the disclosure and questions outside influence on funding.
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Chicago
Lloyd McBride
United Steelworkers Union
McBride
District 9
District 30
District 35
District 37
Committee For
William Moran
Afl-Cio
Murray Finley
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Albert Shanker
American Federation of Teachers
George Meany
Sadlowski
Harvard University
John Kenneth Galbraith
USW
I.W. Abel
County Budget Hearings Begin
County officials open budget hearings with budget officer John Jesse and the county court. Prosectuting attorney, circuit clerk, recorder, probate and magistrate judge, and assessor scheduled. Jesse expects more hearings Thursday. No public comments were made Tuesday on revenue sharing allocations.
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Auclaim
John Jesse
Jesse
One-Year Capsule For Birth Control Being Tested
ST LOUIS AP A new birth control method for forgetful people is in development at Washington University. Dr David W Keller says time release capsules injected into the cervix would protect for up to a year by acting on cervical mucus to block sperm. tested only on cattle so far. Researchers estimate it may not reach market for at least five years.
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ST. Louis
Washington University
David W. Keller
Keller
Cervix
Justice Dept Won't Prosecute Bo Callaway
The Justice Department will not resecute Bo Callaway over a Colorado ski resort conflict of interest. After six months, the probe is dropped with no further action planned. Callaway, ex Ford campaign chief, resigned last April amid the cloud over the controversy. The case traced to his Crested Butte Development Corp. ownership and a Forest Service permit dispute near the ski area. Local officials and family details appear amid the report.
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Justice Department
Ford
Sormer
Howard
Bo"laway
Colorado
Department
Callaway
Cole
Brian Gettings
President Ford Committee
Army
Crested Butte Development Corp
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Pentagon
J. Phil Campbell
Richard Ashworth
Department of Agriculture
Rexford Resler
Resler
re‘Gort
Ralph Walton
Nixon Sought To Delay Richardson Resignation
Washington report notes Nixon pressured Attorney General Richardson to delay or avoid resigning after refusing to fire Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox. Richardson recalls a tense White House meeting amid the Saturday Night Massacre, with Nixon arguing a delay served the national interest.
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Richardson
Cox
Nixon
White House
Gas Crisis Eases as Weather Warms in Kansas City
In Kansas and Missouri residents were urged to conserve gas today as warmth reduced shortages. Temperatures should rise above freezing by Thursday with forecasts in the 20s. City and utility officials announced an end to the crisis sparked by Sunday’s extreme cold.
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Kansas
Missouri
Cities Service Gas Co
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