UN debate faces sharp clashes over Entebbe raid
Security Council talks on Israels Uganda hostage rescue are expected to be highly confrontational but likely to yield no action against Israel Uganda or terrorism. Israel asserts the operation could be repeated if needed and recalls planning began as soon as the hijacked plane landed at Entebbe on June 28.
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Democrats Launch TV Ads At National Convention
The Democratic National Committee bought eight TV spots for Monday and Wednesday nights costing about 120000. The network placements aim to rally fundraising with ads by the Democrats for the Democrats, as the convention coverage continues.
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Mississippi Delegation's 30 Votes May Influence Ford Reagan Clash
Clarke Reed of Mississippi rejects any link between his White House dinner invite with Queen Elizabeth and his leadership of the state's uncommitted GOP delegation. The Mississippi group controls 30 votes that could sway the Ford Reagan contest as air pollution shows a 5 percent annual drop despite the push to revamp state anti emission plans.
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Record corn harvest seen easing prices through 1977
Washington reports farmers anticipate a record corn crop this year. The Bicentennial harvest, vast in scale, could help lower consumer grocery prices through 1977.
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Corruption Probe Indicts Prosecutor and Eight Over Prostitution Scheme
In San Francisco an inquiry into Alaska pipeline corruption results in indictments of a former federal prosecutor and eight others over an alleged prostitution and gambling operation. In Trenton, Governor Byrne signs a personal income tax to fund reopening New Jersey public schools.
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Steel and gas push wholesale prices in June
The Labor Department reports a 0.4 percent rise in June wholesale prices led by steel and gasoline, with industrial prices up 0.5 percent and metal and fuel products driving over half the increase. Farm prices slowed to 0.3 percent. overall costs rose 5.4 percent year over year.
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UW Madison Ranked Third in Federal Grants for 1974
UW Madison received 73.6 million dollars in federal research grants in fiscal 1974, behind Washington 81.8 million and UCLA 73.7 million, per a National Science Foundation report. Gov Lucey presented complaints about federal rules to budget director James Lynn, citing a Roadblocks to Efficient Government study by the National Governors Conference. Crossroads Academy proposed using the former Alexian Brothers novitiate near Gresham as a work oriented youth center for 45 to 50 youths aged 14 to 18, with basic education and work tasks planned. Deputy Atty. Gen. David Hanson said there is no practical punishment for delegates who bolt on the first ballot at the Democratic National Convention, despite the state attorney general’s stance.
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Evening with the Symphony lights up Monroe with concerts
The Symphony of the Hills presented 11 July concerts across southwestern and central Wisconsin, starting with an Idle Hour Mansion dinner and a Twining Park recital. Conductor Francesco Italiano praised grassroots arts support, noting Wisconsin's low per capita funding. Laura Edwards wowed with arias and duets, while Sweet Adelines and the Four Cheesemen provided intermission entertainment. The group ends the weekend at Gov. Dodge State Park with an 1812 Overture finale.
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Tickets On Sale For Green County Fair Amphitheater Shows
Allan Holtshopple announces ticket sales at Schuetze s clothing store on the Square for all Green County Fair amphitheater shows from 4 to 8 tonight. The fairgrounds ticket office opens Sunday July 18 from noon to 5 PM and then 9 to 5 daily until July 28 to August 1 with evening hours. Administrative offices for the 122nd Green County Fair open Wednesday July 14.
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Pat Nixon exhibits stroke in Long Beach California
Former first lady Pat Nixon remains in serious but stable condition after a stroke that caused moderate paralysis on her left side. Doctors say she may not walk normally and will stay hospitalized at Memorial Hospital Medical Center for about ten days. Her husband Richard Nixon and two daughters visited as Nixon began recovery steps.
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Ford hints deep choice by delegates at GOP convention
President Ford said delegates at the next Republican National Convention might choose his running mate if he wins the nomination. He reiterated Reagan is not excluded from consideration and could be a potential vice presidential candidate, though Reagan has stated he does not want the spot.
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