Shortages Found In European War Mobilization Test
UPI reports Exercise Nifty Nugget 78 showed U S forces would face equipment and ammunition shortages in a high intensity European war lasting weeks. Shortfalls in armored troop carriers trucks and artillery ammunition stockpiles were seen, with draft and reserve pools unable to sustain early losses. Jetliners for mobilization would be strained by maintenance as fighting began.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Europe
Snowstorm Strands Plains Rockies Hit Wyoming Montana
A major early season snowstorm sweeps across the Rockies and into the Plains with heavy drifts in the mountains and on roads. Blizzard conditions lash Wyoming and Montana as subzero temperatures grip the region and at least three traffic deaths are reported while a missing four person plane is being hunted in northwest Wyoming.
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United Press International
Rockies
Plains
Wyoming
Montana
First FBI agent indicted pleads guilty in payoff case
Joseph Stabile, the first FBI agent indicted in 54 years, pleaded guilty in Brooklyn federal court to conspiring to cover up a $10,000 payoff from a reputed crime figure. The 90-year-old resigned from the FBI and faces up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine at sentencing in six to eight weeks.
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New York
UPI
Joseph Stabile
FBI
Stabile
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
Mexican brandy heir ransom demand tied to kidnapping
Domecq family ready to pay 4.3 million as Marxist militants kidnap Piranda Domecq de Rodriguez near Mexico City. authorities say the group named in a note warns of killing if police intervene. In New York, cancer death rates have risen 200 percent over 25 years while donations reached 125 million dollars last year.
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Mexico City
UPI
Domecq
Piranda Domecq de Rodriguez
Pedro Domecq
Communist League
Mexico
Carlos Curi Assad
New York
American Cancer Society
Thevis in custody after bank withdrawal leads to jail
Hartford report says FBI fugitive Mike Thevis was captured after a Bloomfield bank withdrawal of 31500 in cash. A seized 1978 Chevrolet Caprice contained jewelry cash and a snub nose revolver. Thevis, 46, and a Georgia woman Anna Jeanette Evans, 40, were detained on the scene. Ohio Lottery results released this week list Gold number 1 White 26 Blue 971 Win-A-Thon 13046.
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Hartford
Anna Jeanette Evans
Marietta, Ga
Bloomfield
Cleveland
UPI
Ohio
Weather and marriage notices from The Record
Partly cloudy tonight with around 40. Saturday 58 to 60. 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Saturday. Southerly winds near 10 mph. Thursday 59-37. No precip. Sunrise 7:10, sunset 5:13. Marriage license applications list six couples from Monroeville and Norwalk and Willard. Death noted: Mrs Mary M Penwell, 76, Willard. Meanwhile a 1930 cross-country Ford road trip recounts 7 180 miles in 42 days without engine stops.
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Charles Creighton
James Hargis
Maplewood, Mo
New York
Los Angeles
Assessments For Indian Creek May Get More Tangled
Huron County Commissioners approved a 33345 loan to pay off the contractor for the Indian Creek Drainage project. The move may deepen controversy as 65 farmers face new or adjusted assessments, with some already paid and others using bank loans at higher rates. The two year loan to a government agency carries 62 percent interest tax free, while private loans run 10 to 11 percent. Legal actions loom as three property owners appeal changes in the assessment formula, joined by chairman Robert Gray who faces higher dues. The case may go to Common Pleas Judge Robert W. Smith with potential appeals.
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Huron County Commissioners
Indian Creek
John Metz
Huron County Soil and Water Conservation District
Huron County Banking Co
Wilbur C. Edwards
Roy Palm
Metz
Missler -Gibson Contracting Corp
Norwalk
Missler-Gibson
Thomas Carabin
Indian Creek Ditch
Fitchville
Hartland
Soil and Water Department
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Paul Crecelius
Lyle Smith
Roderick Righter
Robert Gray
Soil and Water Conservation Board
Huron County
Richard Hauser
Hauser
Common Pleas
Robert W. Smith
Maurice Smith
Israeli settlement push strains Egypt peace talks
Israel accelerates expansion in occupied lands drawing warning from Sadat who seeks linkage tying settlements to Palestinian rule. Carter criticizes stalled progress as Cairo signals a major crisis while Israeli officials vow rapid development to prove commitment to settlements.
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Israel
Anwar Sadat
Tel Aviv
Yigael Yadin
Maariv Today
Egypt
Carter
Middle East
Ministries of Agriculture
House and Defense
World Zionist
Menachem Begin
Meir ben-Meir
Ray Will Not Testify At New Hearings On King Murder
The House Assassinations Committee will not recall James Earl Ray for further testimony. Chairman Louis Stokes said no useful purpose would be served, as Ray is imprisoned in Tennessee serving a 99 year term. The panel invited written communication if Ray has more to add.
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Washington
UPI
House
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Louis Stokes
D-Ohio
Ray
Tennessee
Memphis
Raoul
Mark Lane
Meany Attacks Carter Aims At Re election Strategy
AFL-CIO President George Meany labels Carter a small businessman and questions his re election bid. He cites GOP wins in Minnesota Pennsylvania and Texas and warns Carter may struggle in key states like Pennsylvania Ohio Minnesota and Texas while pursuing wage price restraints and higher unemployment to cool inflation.
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UPI
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George Meany
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Meany
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Texas
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