Fires After Kennedy Belknap Collision Rally in Med
In Naples aboard the cruiser Belknap and the carrier John F. Kennedy a collision caused fires and ammunition explosions. Four dead and 16 injured with five seriously. 99 Belknap crewmen were cast overboard. The repair and rescue efforts continued as crews battled blazes and towed Belknap to Augusta Sicily.
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Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing plans April class
Advisory Committee fixed April 5 for the next nursing class. Tuition remains 285. Requirements include two years of high school or GED, health and good character. Applications due by Feb 1. adults 17+ may apply by calling 41 5684 or writing Davis Bart. New advisory members Quinnie Benton and Rev Jerry Ostrom noted. Parent couple Langford welcome a nine pound three ounce daughter at Audrain Medical Center.
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Cindy Fuemmeler
Davis Hart
Dexter football star wins sewing contest amid playoff run
Robert Cobos, 18, became the first male finalist in Dexter High School sewing, winning a regional Make It With Wool contest in Roswell while preparing for a Class AA semifinal against Clayton. He scores 6 2, 185 pounds, keying the Demons to a 120 victory and a state title bid versus Eunice. Cobos, also the quarterback and defensive back, may pursue a Santa Fe state sewing contest in December.
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Schlesinger Sees Less SALT Chance
Former Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger said the odds of a new SALT treaty with the Soviet Union next year are under 50 percent. He cited Soviet har dening attitudes and possible leadership changes as factors. He spoke on NBC's Meet the Press.
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Meet the Press
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Moynihan Seeks White House Talk On UN Ambassadorship
U S ambassador to the United Nations Daniel Patrick Moynihan visited the White House for a planned discussion with President Ford that could influence his resignation decision. Moynihan, who has served at the UN for under five months, walked the grounds with Leonard Garment, a former White House lawyer and UN delegate. White House officials said Ford fully supports Moynihan and Kissinger hopes he stays.
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Indian Prisoner Fails To Return From Furlough
Jefferson City Missouri AP reports Indian inmate McKinley Steve 24 of the Choctaw tribe did not return from a six day furlough from Renz Prison Farm. He was to be released Dec 3 after a two year term for stealing from St. Louis. No word on his whereabouts. spokesman said the release on furlough aimed to help him seek employment before release.
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Syria
Waldheim
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Damascus
Beirut
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Israel
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Yasir Arafat
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Steve
Hunters tally 575 deer opening two days at Pike County
Pike County Conservation Agent Les Brown of Bowling Green described the start as amazing as hunters checked 575 deer over Friday and Saturday the opening two days of the 1975 firearms season. The breakdown was 295 bucks and 280 does.
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Postal Service May Not Work On Saturdays
Washington AP reports the United States Postal Service may suspend Saturday deliveries or cut back special delivery if efforts to trim its nearly seven million dollar daily deficit fail. Bailar cites further economy measures and faster rural post office closings, with GAO recommending 12,000 closures to save about 100 million annually, though the plan faces congressional and rural backlash.
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U.S. Postal Service
Benjamin F. Bailor
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McGovern Triggers Fresh Democratic Split Talk in Louisville
In Louisville McGovern pressed unity on integration and busing, warning against nominees who appeal to racial fear. He floated another presidential bid if rivals fail to address core issues, while Sen. Jackson reiterated opposition to forced school busing amid a tense issue conference backdrop.
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George McGovern
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National Democratic Issues Conference
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Pan Am reports no flight interruption amid walkout
Pan American World Airways said no service disruption today as reservation clerks in New York and Miami walked out during contract talks with the Airline Division of the Teamsters Union. Management staff filled in, while Local 732 urged members not to report to work.
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Pan American World Airways
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Teamsters Unions
Pan Am
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