Spanish Army Reports Kidnapping of Supreme Court Leader
MADRID AP reports Lt. Gen. Emilio Villaescusa Quilis, head of the Supreme Court of Military Justice, was kidnapped today. The army provided no clue to the kidnapers' identity and offered no further details.
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Madrid
Spain
Supreme Court of Military Justice
Emilio Villaescusa Quilis
Europa Press
Grapo
Juan Carlos
Antonio Marta de Oriol
Oriol
Villaescusa
Council of State
Strongarm
Guerrillas of Christ the King
Arturo Ruiz Garcia
Granada
Rhodesian peace talks founder as NCP rebuffs plan
Britain’s latest bid for a Geneva conference with black leaders collapsed with Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith rejecting a proposed transition plan. The British chair Ivor Richard said there is no point in reconvening the talks, viewing the plan as an unconditional surrender.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Britain
Geneva
Ivor Richard
Ian Smith
Africa
Richard
Smith
Rhodesian Front Party
Iowa subcommittee weighs 460000 for work incentive program
Social Services Commissioner Kevin Burns said the program does not need more than 360000, but the governor included 460000 in budget asks. Subcommittee co-chair Bert Priebe hailed the $100,000 savings, joking about vigilance.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Social Services
Kevin Burns
Subcommittee
Bert Priebe
D-Algonid
Auto makers agree to add air bags to half million cars
Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr announced four auto makers will equip more than 500,000 cars with air bags and other passive restraints over two years. The standard front seat air bag would cost about 100 dollars for driver and passenger protection, while driver side only would be around 50 dollars. General Motors has agreed to build.
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Washington
William T. Coleman Jr
Coleman
General Motors
Ford Motor, Co
Mercedes-Benz
United States
Volkswagen
Allstate
Nationwide
Volkswagen Insurance
Colleges Seek 13 Percent Budget Increase in Missouri
The Missouri Coordinating Board for Higher Education approved a 262.8 million planned rise of 13 percent over current year funding. The panel at Forest Park Community College also proposed about 6 million extra for public senior colleges, 2 million for junior colleges, and 2 million for state student grants. It excluded Hannibal LaGrange College from state tuition grants. The total request surpasses the current year by over 30 million. Governors push and auto industry safety plans follow.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Coordinating Board For Higher Education
Forest Park Community College
University of Missouri
Hannibal- LaGrange College
Joseph P. Teasdale
Downtown KC Opposes Prison Plan on Renewal Land
A dozen civic and business leaders from Kansas City's black community oppose a proposed $7.5 million medium security prison on downtown urban renewal land. At a news conference Reverend W H White of Emmanuel Baptist Church voiced concern about neighborhood impact.
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Kansas City
W. H. White
Emmanel Baptist Church
Man Electrocuted Installing Ty Antenna
Hamilton, Missouri report says a Hamilton man, Larry D. Fuller, 23, was electrocuted Friday while installing a television antenna. Another man suffered injuries in the same incident as authorities investigated the accidental death.
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Hamilton
Larry D. Fuller
Cold snap stretches into week as schools stay closed
AP report details widespread impacts from a severe cold spell. Kentucky districts shuttered, Florida and Georgia crop losses mount, Ohio declares energy emergency, and GM plant in Doraville idles 4500 workers due to propane shortage. Governor Rhodes urges 65 degree home heating limit. Florida declares disaster to aid farm workers. Georgia job losses mount. gas shortages may keep plants shuttered for weeks. Indiana students return to class while thermometers drop in many districts.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Florida
Georgia
Ohio
General Motors Assembly
Doraville
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Carter
Ohio General Assembly
Frank Pope
Florida Emergency Board
Reubin Askew
Rabbitt Firm Denies Bribe In Auto Tax Bill
Post-Dispatch reports Sun day that a St Louis law firm may have received part of a $20,000 lobbying fund for a 1973 bill changing auto inventory taxation. Former Speaker Rabbitt denies involvement and says he never got money from auto dealers or lobbyists.
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St, Louis
Missouri
Richard J. Rabbitt
The
Post-Dispatch
St. Louis
Kansas City
Post- Dispatch
Rabbitt
Lawrence J. Lee
Dst. Louis
Senate
Chouse
Christopher
John D. Connaghan
Jefferson City
Diva Rosa Ponselle Celebrates 80th Birthday in Baltimore
Opera world members gathered in Baltimore over the weekend to honor Rosa Ponselle on her 80th birthday. The American-born star recalled singing with Enrico Caruso, the king of tenors, and noted her historic Met Opera debut.
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Baltimore
Opera World
Rosa Ponselle
Miss Ponselle
Metropolitan Opera
Enrico Caruso
Mrs Ogar Honored By Missouri March of Dimes
Mrs Adolph Velda Ogar RN clinical coordinator obstetrical and gynecological nursing at Audrain Medical Center is among five Missouri maternal child nurses honored by the Missouri Chapter March of Dimes and Missouri Nurses Association for outstanding work in maternal and infant health over at least five years. She joined Audrain in 1958 except for a three year stint in surgery and holds roles as staff nurse OB supervisor and clinical coordinator. She is a charter member of the Nurses Association of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and active in several nursing groups. The award will be presented at the Missouri convention.
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Adolph
Velda) Ogar
R.N
Audrain Medical Center
Missouri
March of Dimes
Missouri, Nurses’ Association
Ogar
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