Assassins Claim Responsibility for Spanish PM Death
Four men who say they killed Spanish Prime Minister Luis Blanco held a secret press conference near Bordeaux France yesterday. They did not reveal names and stated none named by the Spanish government were responsible. They claimed to have destroyed the car carrying the prime minister and fled Spain through Portugal.
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Luis Blanco
Bordeaux
France
Yesteday
Spain
Portugal
Weather forecast fragments and obituaries from December 28 1973
A rough weather summary notes snow in the Mid Rockies and mid Plains with rain along the Atlantic seaboard, while other areas stay clear or partly cloudy. City temperatures and forecasts range from single digits to near 60s in various locales. also listed are two obituary notices for George Within Lusk Sr and Uleanay M. Ubsry with addresses in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Nation
Mid-Rockies
mid-Plains
Placis
Atlantic Seaboard States
Minimond
Dncade
Dallas
Denver
Darkserville
Kansas City
Little Rock
Las Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Phonole
San Franvisco
Seattle
St. Teas i
Washington
UPI
George
Lusk Sr
Hillcrest Ave
Minn
Air Force seeks approval to test eight Minuteman missiles
The Air Force asks Congress to authorize unarmed Minuteman tests firing four missiles next winter from Malmstrom AFB Montana and four the following winter, with debris expected in sparsely populated Idaho Oregon and the Pacific. Oregon Governor McCall and Senator Jackson oppose while Representative Shoup defends testing as necessary for defense reliability.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
Congressional
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Pacific Ocean
Tom McCall
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Dick Shoup
Mont
America
Congress
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Vandenberg
Matmatrom
McCall
Salem
Ore
Cecil Andrus
Jackson
Shoup
Missoula
United States
Pacific
Malmatrom Afb
Energy pinch hits workers as GM plans large layoffs
United Press International reports the energy crisis reducing car sales prompts General Motors to lay off 86,000 workers across 11 plants from New Jersey to California and to furlough 38,000 more as one shift is cut. UAW cites energy issues and Nixon administration. About 289,000 nationwide have been laid off with many expected to return.
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United Press International
General Motors Corp
U.S
Richard C. Gerstenberg
New Jersey
California
Irving Bluestone
United Auto Workers
Genral Motors
Nixon
Nixon signs 1.8 billion Manpower Training Act into law
The President signed a 1.8 billion Manpower Training Act transferring control of federally funded job training programs to state and local authorities for three years. The measure renews 10 000 programs, prioritizes areas with high unemployment, and ends federal management of funds while continuing public service jobs amid layoffs tied to the energy crisis. Airlines and major carriers announce furloughs totaling thousands of workers nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Algte
Congress
van Oond
Area merchants do well after Christmas rush
Merchants report normal to better than usual Christmas business with exchanges driven by wrong sizes and duplicate gifts. Junior miss department leads purchases while sales of novelty items and half price wrappings draw late shoppers. Weather and energy conditions cited as factors. a few stores saw no drop from last year.
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Marjorie Vernon
Ohio
Gas price complaints surge as energy office acts
The Federal Energy Office reports a flood of calls from motorists accusing gas stations of price gouging. Complaints cite 10 to 25 cent per gallon increases and missing posted prices. Attorney General Bork orders court action against excessive charges amid new allocation rules reducing supply. Energy Chief Simon notes mid January capacity limits and a standby rationing plan possible by March 1.
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Washington
UPI
Federalnergy
Robert Nipp
Nipp
Robert H. Bork
U.S
Bork
Internal Revenue — Service
William E. Simon
Simon
Tursday
Budget adopted tops $3.6 million
City Council adopted the 1974 budget totaling 3 650 544 dollars with no tax increase. They cut 107 886 from the mayor’s proposal and added 42 114 in federal revenue sharing to offset costs. The property tax remains 22.5 mills as in prior years.
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John K. Manna News
Francis J. Rogan
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