Lopez Portillo Inaugurated As Mexico Faces Turmoil
Jose Lopez Portillo takes office amid bombings and economic distress in Mexico City. He inherits high unemployment inflation debt and a devalued peso while promising solutions in a 90 minute address. Attending are Rosalynn Carter Henry Kissinger and dignitaries from 101 nations.
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Farmland Chief Sees Bright Future With Coop Merger
Kansas City AP The Farmland Industries president Ernest T Lindsey reports a tough year for 500000 farm families but notes progress and an exciting juncture as Farmland votes to merge Far-Mar-Co into the company The plan would make Far-Mar-Co a wholly owned subsidiary boosting Farmland’s reach and annual sales beyond 3 billion and strengthening its international trade role
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Security Council extends buffer force for six months on Golan Heights
The United Nations Disengagement Observer Force will stay in place until May 31 with 12 votes in favor and China, Libya and Benin abstaining. The 2,248 member force was set up after the 1973 Arab Israeli war to separate Israeli and Syrian troops. Reports from Beirut suggest a possible settlement in southern Lebanon, where U S mediated plans mentioned a 1,000 man non-Syrian Arab peacekeeping contingent, though no confirmation was provided. The plan also reportedly calls for Palestinian guerrillas to pause operations until a broader Arab Israeli settlement is reached. Israel warned against moving Syrian troops further south toward its border and against guerrilla bases in southern Lebanon.
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Nemechek To Face Trial For 5 Deaths
Francis Donald Nemechek 26 of Wakeeney faces five first degree murder charges linked to killings dating back to January 1975. A competency ruling clears him for trial on Jan 31 with a venue change to be set by the state supreme court. Prosecution seeks mental evaluation. bond set at 750000. Names include Cheryl Lynn Young Guy William and Diane Lynn Lovette.
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Land Use Appraisal Debate Splits Kansas Farm Bureau
The Kansas Farm Bureau chief lobbyist urged swift action to implement the voter approved land use appraisal amendment. Governor Bennett and Rep. John Carlin favor delaying until 1978, while Fleener pushes for immediate statutes to value agricultural land by income rather than real estate. The Farm Bureau plans to discuss the issue at its Wichita meeting beginning Dec. 5.
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Ottawa Herald Classified Correction Notice
Advertisers reminded to verify first appearance of ads for corrections. The Ottawa Herald accepts responsibility for only one incorrect want ad insertion. Union Chapter No. 150 meets December 1 at 7:30 PM with election, bazaar, Christmas party and gift exchange. Mary Graham W M and Marie Enyart Secy listed.
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Good News Bible Opens Printing Run in Modern Language
New York AP reports the Good News Bible uses current language to replace archaic terms and began in print as a 15 year American Bible Society project. The first run reached one million copies with 60 percent sold prepublication. Dr. Dewey Beegle comments on translating to contemporary speech.
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Court bans unequal retirement contributions for women
A federal appeals court ruled Los Angeles Department of Water and Power violated the Civil Rights Act by requiring women to contribute 16 percent more to retirement plans than men. The ruling notes that higher female lifespans cannot justify group-based higher payments for individuals. The decision underscores the prohibition on generalizing about women as a group in benefits schemes.
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