Democrats Offer Plan on NYC Aid
Senate leaders presented President Ford with a proposal for 4 billion in federal loan guarantees to New York City as a path to stave off default. Ford reiterated opposition to federal aid, while Proxmire and Mansfield urged action before a looming default deadline.
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Personal News of Laddonia Continued From Page 3
The Laddonia 4-H club met at 7 30 p m with 16 members four guests and four leaders. Rhonda Cameron presided as president. Ben Ehrlich led opening exercises and pledges. Gena Kauble reported 76 20 in the treasury and discussed Work Day with 20 participants. New members installed included Kathy Alger Maggie Heim Sherri Lovelace Billy Nitcher Becky McCord Tammy Pace Vernon Stanford Tammy Watson Roberta Taube Darryl Lovelace Kevin Lovelace and others. The club raised about 46. discussed 4 H Sunday at the Christian Church attended by five members and an adult leader. Roller skating committee formed with Tammy Watson and Karen LaRue. Pens and cards awarded for years of membership up to seven. Next meeting set for December 3. future activities may include health and bicentennial themes. Refreshments served by Britton and Ellis families.
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Government's Lisbon Rally Is Disrupted
In Lisbon a progovernment rally faced disruption when someone set fire to banners and tear gas grenades were launched from the navy ministry building. Premier Jose de Azevedo condemned left wing extremism as police fired into the air and four people were hospitalized for inhalation. The event, organized by Socialists and Popular Democrats, aimed to show government control over the armed forces amid rising tensions with leftist factions. The armed forces remained on alert.
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Brezhnev Visit Unlikely In 1975
Washington AP reports Delays in reaching a new U S Soviet pact limit ing strategic nuclear weapons make it unlikely that Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev will visit the United States in 1975. President Ford cited difficulties over the Backfire bomber and other issues. He also explained Schlesinger's firing as due to tension within the administration. Ford noted there is far less likelihood of a summit this year.
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President Praises Marine Corps on 200th Birthday
In remarks at the Iwo Jima Monument Ford lauded the Marine Corps as a living monument to bravery and self sacrifice. He pledged the nation will keep it supplied with modern ships weapons equipment and training and said its legacy links past present and future in the American spirit of freedom.
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Hearst will not plead guilty in bank robbery case
Patricia Hearst, ruled mentally competent, will not plead guilty to federal bank robbery charges. Attorney Albert Johnson says she will not plead guilty, with trial set under the Speedy Trial Act. Hearst faced 1974 Hibernia Bank robbery and 11 Los Angeles County felonies. lawyers consider pleas and delays as options.
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Hearst Case Hints at Speedy Trial Issue
Hearst and attorney argue time should be excluded from speedy trial calculations. Government agrees time should be excluded but insists law applies unless a court rules otherwise. U.S. Attorney Browning hopes defense appeals for higher court clarification on the speedy trial deadline.
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Youth Jailed Again After Free Weekend
A 15 year-old Chillicothe Missouri youth who was jailed earlier for auto theft returned to Phillipsburg county jail after a weekend on the lam. He spent two nights as a guest of dormitory residents at Fort Hays State College. He surrendered to Hays police after about 30 officers searched a wooded area without success.
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