Five anarchists freed not sure on Lorenz fate in Berlin
A Lufthansa jet from Frankfurt carried five freed West German anarchists and Pastor Heinrich Albertz toward Addis Ababa after ransom payment. Police reported the kidnapped politician Peter Lorenz remained unaccounted, with conflicting claims from Libyan and German authorities. Lorenz’s status, the hijackers’ demands, and landing permissions formed a tense backdrop as the plane moved away from Germany.
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West Berlin
Damascus
Addis Ababa
West Germany
Lorenz
Heinrich Albertz
Lufthansa
Albertz
Pastor Albertz
Memo on Airline Contributions Ties to Possible Violations
Washington AP reports a memorandum by former Civil Aeronautics Board enforcement chief Gingery, found after his death. The note, sent to the Senate Judiciary subcommittee and forwarded to the Watergate prosecutor, cites airlines and political contributions investigations. Prosector Horan confirms the memo's existence and length, describing it as rambling.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Watergate
William Gingery
Virginna
Gingery
William Hickman
Seattle
Hickman
Robert F. Horan Jr
Fairfax County, Va
Missouri Moves to Allow Bigger Trucks on Highways
Missouri lawmakers reopen with bills to raise truck lengths to 60 feet and weights to 80 000 pounds. Opponents fear road wear while Chief Engineer Robert Hunter cites a potential 26 million dollars extra highway costs. Bills also push jail standards, tax levy limits, bonds by school districts, and unemployment benefit changes with weekly caps rising to 95 dollars in House plans and 85 in Senate action.
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Jefferson City
Mac
Missouri
Senate
House
Robert Hunter
James Baker
Kansas City
State Division of Corrections
Jack Gant
Independence
Ford Ready To Defer Oil Tariff
President Ford discussed energy and the economy with GOP leaders as deferring the second and third dollars of the oil import tariff remained a possible option. A White House spokesman said no decision had been made, while Senate Leader Hugh Scott noted that compromise could lead to a deferral.
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Washington
Ford
GOP
White House
Senate
Hugh Scott
Treasury
William E. Simon
Frank G. Zarb
House
Ways and Means Committee
Simon
al Altman
Ways and Means
Scott
John Rhodes
Arizona
Congress
Rhodes
Nielsen Named State Commissioner by Gov Bond
Gov. Christopher S. Bond announced that J. Neil Nielsen Mexico city manager for nine years would become Missouri commissioner of administration on April 1, pending Senate confirmation. Nielsen, 41, will oversee the 450 employee department and serve as adviser to the governor, with an annual salary of 30 000 dollars. Nielsen will replace Robert L. James, who resigned after Senate confirmation delays. Nielsen held the post as Mexico city manager since 1966 after a career in Virginia and Arlington County.
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Christopher S. Bond
J. Neil Nielsen
Mexico City
State Senate
Nielsen
Mexico
Jefferson City
Bond
Norman Merrell
Senate
Missouri Council Manager
The
Ledger Today
Neil
Tom
Little
Hoover” Commission
James
City of
Office of
Robert L. James
Mr. James
Webb City
Mark L. Edelman
Gov. Bond
Mr. Nielsen
St. Joseph
North Central College
Naperville
Ill
University of Iowa
Mexico United Methodist Church
Danville
Arlington County
Glencoe, Ill
Iowa City University
International City Manager's
Nine Arrests in Central Missouri Drug Raids
A weekend operation by local, county and state authorities netted nine arrests in Marshall after a two year probe into drug trafficking. Charges include sale of heroin marijuana and LSD with about $5,000 worth of hashish seized. Notable arrestees include Odger Moses and Harry King, both released on bond, and eight men plus one woman facing multiple counts.
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Marshall
Missouri
Henry Hoff
Saline County
Hoff
Missouri Highway Patrol
Odger Moses
Juana
Harry King
Michael Smith
John Tauchen
Chillicothe
Charles M. Perkins
Brenda Conrad Jacklitch
Earl A. Barry
Bruce W. Siebert
John M. Lemler
Congressional Urges Kissinger Role in Vietnam Peace Drive
Oklahoma Senator Bartlett and eight lawmakers return from South Vietnam and Phnom Penh urging Kissinger to press Russia and China to curb military aid and push peace talks. They warn future Saigon aid hinges on action on missing in action remains and Cambodian issues. Lon Nol signals possible resignation if it would secure peace in Cambodia.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Dewey F. Bartlett
Henry A. Kissinger
Soviet Union
China
United States
Bartlett
Oklahoma
Congress
Phnom Penh
Ford
Kissinger
Vietnam
R-Calif
Canadia
McCloskey
Nguyen Duc Bao
U.S
Bill Chappell Jr
Dfla
Bao
John J. Flynt Jr
D-Fla
North Vietnam
Lon Nol
Cambodia
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United Pentecostal Church
Commerce Bank of Mexico
N. Western
Frank Greiner
Steve Rogers
Richard Vance
Laddonia
Audrain County
Mexico High School Key Club
Key Club
National Guard
Paul Seigfreid
Red Cross
Heparin Marea
Leoyeperim
Helter Paviorian
Hepavinens
Office
Joint Viet Action
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