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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1975

Page

5

Postal Rates Hike Spark Uncertainty Over Refunds

Washington AP reports postal rates rose, with a 1 cent first class rate and 11 cents per extra ounce, plus higher fees for postcards. Justice Burger declined to block the increase, while bulk mailers seek a rollback amid concerns over refund eligibility and rate procedure.

Washington Benjamin F Hatlar Warren E Burger Burger US Court of Appeals Kremsyg J. Edward Day Rankard Tire Day Postal Service

Market research firm disputes official jobless rate

New York based Sindlinger and Co reports 1.5 million more unemployed under the government definition, arguing the November rate of 4.3 percent misstates labor conditions. The firm, which surveys 1,100 households weekly, says the rate should be over 9 percent using government criteria, and about 10.6 percent by its own standard.

New York Albert Sindlinger Sindlinger & Co Bureau of Labor Statistics Sindlinger

Algeria frees terrorists tied to OPEC attack in Algiers

Algerian authorities released at least five of six terrorists involved in the Vienna OPEC raid and sent them to a friendly Arab nation, amid unconfirmed reports they may have traveled to Libya. The plan included release of hostages, with negotiations led by Foreign Minister Abdelaziz Houteflika.

Algiers Algeria Vienna Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Libya OPEC Abdelaziz Houteflika Watages Houari Boumedienne Moammar Khadaly Rich Ramirez Sanchez Carlos Paris Austria

Preferred architectural firm chosen for courthouse complex

The Architectural Selection Committee and Citizens' Courthouse Advisory Committee picked McLeod Ferrara Ensign and Gruzen as top choice for planning and programming the Courthouse Multi-service Center Complex. Their $50 000 fee was among the lowest. A final decision awaits final approvals with a Jan 12 county meeting expected to rubber stamp.

Architectural Selection Committee Citizens’ Courthouse Advisory Committee McLeod, Ferrara, Ensign and Gruzen Dider James Bryan Chevy Chase Gruzen Bryan Hanes House McLeod Ferrara Ensign County Alrwacy Winchester Hall Samuel Barrick Robert E. Clapp Maryland Department of General Services

Battle of the Bands reenacts Civil War dawn clash

At Stones River National Battlefield in Murfreesboro reenactments mark the Civil War battle known as the Battle of the Bands. A Milwaukee band joins Union and Confederate reenactors to recreate the 113 year old dawn cannon and rifle duel with period rations and antique instruments on display.

Murfreesboro Tenn Stones River National Wisconsin 15Th U.S. Army Corps Milwaukee Wis James Sanders Nashville

Elvis Presley to perform at Pontiac Stadium New Year

More than 90,000 fans expected for Elvis Presley's New Year’s Eve concert at Pontiac Stadium in Michigan. Stadium promotions director Jerry Barron said tickets priced 15, 11.50, 4 and 6 dollars are selling briskly and beefed up security is arranged to protect Presley. Barron noted fans’ excitement and that Presley will move to the center of the field to reach the stage. motel rooms around are sold out with orders from as far as New York City and Las Vegas.

Pontiac Mich Pontiac Stadium Elvis Presley Jerry Barron Presley Barron New York City Las Vegas Nev

Author challenges Army defense on Wounded Knee facts

Dee Brown, author of Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, says Army findings on Wounded Knee 1890 are false. He claims soldiers tried to seize a rifle causing the first shot, and that a prolonged volley followed as about 46 Sioux died and 33 were wounded.

Little Rock Ark Wounded Knee S.D Dee A. Brown The Arkansas Democrat Brown

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