Strike Protests Maoist Kidnaping Across France
Paris AP A two hour general strike by white collar unions aimed at protesting the Maoist kidnapping of Renault official Robert Nogrette 63 as youths claim to free leftists and demand rehiring of fired workers. Nogrette housed in suburb. Authorities vow pursuit. Major groups condemn.
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Paris
France
Worth
Renault
Robert Nogrette
Negrette
Billancourt
Mketing
Nogrette
Auto Company
Ciill
Pierre Overney
New People’s Resistance
Jean-Anto‘nome
Tramoni
Jean-Paul Sartre
Communist Party
Kidney Danger Signals
Warning of potential functional kidney disorders from nocturia burning and abnormal flow. A suggested treatment called BUKETS 3-labs-a-day claims to flush kidneys regulate passage and relieve backache, with a quick promise of relief within 17 hours at Lawrence Pharmacy.
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Lawrence Pharmacy
Nixon Portrait Formally Hung
Norman Rockwell’s portrait of President Nixon, the only life portrait since his election, has been formally hung in the National Portrait Gallery. There was no unveil ceremony, but Tricia Nixon Cox thanked the gallery and donors planning Nixon’s presidential library. The 14 by 22 inch portrait shows Nixon with one arm over a chair back and his chin on his other hand as he smiles slightly.
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Washington
Norman Rockwell
Nixon
National Portrait Gallery
Tricia Cox
Russia Can't Help Montana Tavern Man
Three Forks and Old Town flood victims asked the Soviet Embassy for aid. Tavern owner Jack Zuelke sent a telegram, and Senate Majority Leader Mansfield's staff relayed that Montanans must raise property taxes for flood control. The Russians replied Nyet to foreign aid for Three Forks.
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Three Forks, Mant
Montana
Tana
Mansfield
Zuelke
Plan to Enlarge Capitol Building
A congressional commission approved extending the West Wing and adding a new west front to the Capitol in a closed session. The plan would cover the 143-year-old sandstone wall facing the Mall, moving from restoration to an outward extension estimated at 50 to 60 million dollars.
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Washington
Capitol
Spiro T. Agnew
Carl Albert
D-Okla
George M. White
Washington Mall
Washington Monument
Congress
Samuel Stratton
Dn.y
White
Prisoner's Civil Rights Suit Dismissed in St Louis
Jerome resident Bill Howard serving a five year drug sentence had an appeal denied by the U.S. Court of Appeals in St Louis. He claimed Rolla police officers a Phelps County attorney and a state’s witness coerced him into pleading guilty. The district court and appeals court both refused indigent status for the appeal.
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ST. Louis
District Court of Appeals
Jerome
Bill Howard
U.S
Tio Rolla
Roy Harper
U.S. District Court
Howard
Phelps County
Zane White
Gene Roluff
Rolla
Betty Pointer
Auto Makers Get Easier Regulations Dealing With Emissions
EPA chief William Ruckelshaus promised two regulatory concessions to automakers to ease 1975 emission standards. The plan includes allowing averaged emissions across models, extended catalyst replacement intervals, and not guaranteeing every car meets strict limits. The move follows industry lobbying and a NAS panel urging relief to meet the Clean Air Act targets.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
Chrysler Corp
White House
Ruckelshaus
San Clemente
Paul G. Rogers
Dfla
National Academy of Sciences
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BOB Brown Insurance
Washington Once
Buick
Pearl Motor CO
Mexico
B.efegoodrich
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Silvertown
F.E.T
B. F .Goodneh
B.F .Goodrich
American Express
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Pearl
Cadillac
Ally Sharp
Chevrolet
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