Moslems Reject Franjieh Plans For Lebanon
In Beirut Moslems reject decrees by President Franjieh that transfer control of finance defense and information ministries from Moslem Premier Rashid Karami to Camille Chamoun. The move, condemned by the Grand Mufti and Phalangist leaders, follows continued fighting with 52 killed and 76 wounded overnight.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Rashid Karami
France
Franjieh
Christian Phalange Party
Elias Sarkis
Finance
Defense
Karami
Camille Chamoun
The
Tigers
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Last-Ditch Fight Staged in House On Tax Programs
Republicans press a last-ditch fight as the House votes on a tax bill to raise taxes on property heirs while extending the income tax cut. Democrats expect a showdown victory and approval, sending the measure to the Senate and then to President Ford. GOP critics led by Schneebeli and Conable challenge the bill.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ford
Herman T. Schneebeli
R-Pa
Barber B. Conable Jr
Rn.y
GOP
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Conable
al Ullman
D-Ore
U.S
Ullman
Ford Carter Clash At Michigan Campaign Rally
President Ford faced heckling at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor while campaign rival Jimmy Carter spoke in Dearborn. Carter condemned Ford on the economy while Ford pressed trust and reform, with Mondale and Dole accompanying their bosses on separate campaign swings.
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Dave Riley
Associated Press
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Washington
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Afl-Cio
Detroit
Dearborn
Ford Motor Co. Assembly
Ford Andormer
Richard M. Nixon
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Carter
Walter Mondale
Bob Dole
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
White House
Mondale
Chicago
Dole
DEC to Enforce Lake Ontario Fish Ban With Warnings and Fines
The state DEC will warn fishermen first about the Lake Ontario fish ban and its dangers, then issue criminal citations for violations. First offenses carry 10 to 50 dollars, second offenses 25 to 100 dollars. The ban targets coho and chinook salmon, brown bullheads, catfish, lake trout, small mouth bass, and alewife herring from Lake Ontario.
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State Department of Environmental Conservation
DEC
Lake Ontario
William Hicks
Syracuse Dec
Hicks
Lake
Ontario
Weather outlook with intermittent rain and mild temperatures
Intermittent rain today and tonight with high near 75 and low around 60. Friday brings a high about 70 with an 80 percent chance of rain. Easterly winds 10 mph or less. Rain chances approach 100 percent today and tonight.
Episcopal Church moves to end male only priesthood
The House of Bishops voted 95 to 61 to authorize laws admitting women to holy orders. If Deputies approve, changes could take effect by year end or immediately to align with Canada. The move follows years of debate amid several ordinations of women without bishops’ authorization and growing female leadership in the church.
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Bate
House of Bishops
John
Newark
N.J
C. Kilmer Myers
San Francisco
Robert E. Terwilliger
Dallas
New Haven Site Accepted for Energy Plant
NYSE&G declares a New Haven site acceptable for a new energy plant. Other brief items note jail television use for surveillance and a Fulton County levy on fines. Obituaries and entertainment previews lead a busy sports and TV section.
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Nyse&g
New Haven
Schorr Faces No Contempt Charge in Source Disclosure Case
Congress appears unlikely to cite Daniel Schorr for contempt after he refused to name his source amid a House Intelligence Committee probe. The panel members split, with several leaning against a contempt citation, ending the five month, $150000 search for the leaker and prompting questions about Schorr’s CBS status.
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House Ethics Committee
Schorr
Washington
Daniel Schorr
Congress
House
Ethics Committee
John J. Flynt Jr
D-Ga
Donald J. Mitchell
Mitchell
Thomas Foley
Dash
Committee
Khorr
CBS News
CBS
Nursing home magnate Bergman begins four month federal sentence
Bernard Bergman surrendered at 9:30 a.m. to a four month federal prison term for Medicaid fraud. He appeared at Metropolitan Correctional Facility near Foley Square and will be transferred to a light security facility in Allenwood, Pennsylvania for short term confinement.
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New York
Nursing Home
Bernard Bergman
Metropolital
Foley Square
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Bergman
Allenwood
Sadat referendum draws massive Cairo turnout
About 92 million Egyptians vote yes or no in a referendum to reelect President Anwar el Sadat to a second six year term beginning in 1976. Cairo papers print Sadat photo with a nationwide pledge of support as the process continues.
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Cairo
Ace Sadat
Sadat
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ne To Mit F Oom
Nile Delta
Job action eases as workers return. Cape Town protest grows
Thousands of black workers stream back to jobs in Johannesburg after a three day general strike. In Cape Town a similar work boycott spreads while authorities step up patrols in colored and black townships to deter intimidation at workplaces.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cape Town
Ford Strike Talks Off
UAW prepares for at least a two week strike against Ford Motor Co as formal talks stall until Monday. Leonard Woodcock says he is not optimistic a nationwide walkout of 170000 workers will end soon as the dispute drags into October with Ford seen as unresponsive to union demands.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Ford
Woodcock
Buffham Sentenced In Oswego Bank Embezzlement Case
Mrs. June Buffham former Lincoln First Bank teller Oswego branch received a two year suspended sentence and probation after a federal court found her guilty of embezzlement and false entry in a nearly one million dollar disappearance. She was acquitted of a conspiracy charge. Former branch manager Kenneth Van Graafeiland and witness Allen Glassford also pleaded guilty and received four year terms. Indictments centered on loans dating to 1970 and did not extend to the Syracuse main office.
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Auburn
Palladium Times
June Buffham
Lincoln First Bank-Central
Oswego
Federal District Court
Lloyd F. MacMahon
Oneida River
Pennellville RD
Kenneth van Graafeiland
Fair Haven
Allen Glassford
Bridgeport
Grassford
van Graafeil
Syracuse
Viking 2 seeks to reactivate arm on Mars mission
In Pasadena Calif scientists aim to revive Viking 2 mechanical arm after photos hint a faulty switch caused soil scoop to jam last Sunday. New orders planned to restart the arm and resume life search experiments postponed by the jam.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Notable Village Board Members Named for City Committees
Marianna McLaughlin and Chris Hoefer are listed as firm members alongside other officials. all are part of the same organization except the mayor who is not a firm member.
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Marianna McLaughlin
Chris Hoefer
The
Firm
Mayor
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