Sidney Nebraska seeks big snowplow city plan funding
In Sidney a 6,998 population town pursues a federal funded snowplow for the airport. After FAA and state Aeronautics negotiations the project totals about 133000 with city commitment of 9000. Officials aim to secure an airport layout plan a building for the plow and the vehicle itself.
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Neb
Nebraska
Sidney
Airport
Merle Strouse
Strouse
FAA
State Aeronauics Department
Ead
State Aeronautics Department
Naw
Kansas City
Kidnapped ambassador's son found dead in Mexico City
Hugo Margain Charles, 35, son of Mexico's ambassador to the United States, was killed after being abducted by a four-man, one-woman group linked to the 2rd of September Communist League. Autopsy shows a leg wound and fatal blood loss. body found near Chalco, 18 miles from Mexico City. An American friend, Justin Evans, was wounded. kidnappers demanded 2 million dollars for the proletariat struggle.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Hugo Margain Charles
Margain
Chalco
Institute of Philosophy
University of Mexico
Justin Evans
Evans
Zird
Commuunist League
Maglon
Mnt
Hugo B. Margain
Britain
Communist League
Chihuahua
Vatican Bank Under Fire Over Capital Flight Allegations
Italy's Mondo urged Pope John Paul I to curb Vatican finances amid accusations the Institute for Religious Works funds enable Italian capital transfers abroad to evade laws. The open letter cites Bishop Paul Marcinkus on the Vatican bank board and notes alleged investments in US giants like General Motors, General Electric, Shell, Gulf Oil, Bethlehem Steel, TWA, and Pan American, with a $2 billion deposit base and 7,000 depositors.
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Italy
Vatican Bank Today
John Paul I
Paolo Panerai
1 Mondo
Vatican
Milan
Corriere Della Sera
Pancrai
The
Paul VI
Panerai
Peter
Marcinkus
Continental Miners Bank of Chicago
Vatican Bank
Institute For Religious Works
O Mondo
Michele Sindona
Sindona
New York
United States
General Motors
General Electric
Shell
Gulf Oil
Bethlehem Steel
TWA
Pan American
Medicaid eyes cost cuts on aids for poor patients
HEW officials propose limits on paying for eyeglasses and hearing aids for Medicaid recipients. Bulk purchasing or price ceilings could reduce federal outlays, with current rules allowing states to pay prevailing local prices. In 1978-77, Medicaid spent about $100 million on eye and ear aids nationwide.
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HEW
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Nicaraguan strike fails amid renewed violence in Matagalpa
Reports say fighting resumed in Matagalpa as a strike faltered and armed forces held much of the northern city. The capital Managua saw many shops closed while some businesses remained open. clashes and hostage rumors surrounded the Red Cross site as observers described a scene of savagery and chaos with civilians caught amid the turmoil.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Sten Odeg
Rigel
Vital Bart Trespe
Metagalps
Mot
Cee
Cee Vee Seteebers
M. Obando
Matagalpas
Matagalpa
Boeing lands major boost from 680 million order
Eastern Airlines and British Airways team up on a 600 million deal for 40 Boeing 7578 planes, boosting Boeing's push in the next generation jet race. The pact, along with British government procurement, signals strong demand and helps Rolls Royce as engine plans advance for a new RBZ variant. United Airlines earlier ordered Boeing’s wide bodied en Ter aircraft.
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Eastern Airlines
British Airlines
Eastern
Boeing
Airbus
U.S
Rolls Royce
United Airlines
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Thurmont Plaza
Thurmont
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Tiago Ee
Satialaetion Gamnantwal
Ain AP Dai
Frederi Frederick
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