Western nations study multibillion bailout plan for industry
A Western powers group studies a multibillion dollar bailout for industrial nations similar to New York City's aid. United States taxpayers could contribute up to 2 billion of a total about 6.1 billion. Italy may be first to receive help with Britain next in line as leaders at a summit discuss stabilizing budgets and easing deficits through IMF channels.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
New York City
U.S
Italy
Great Britain
Ford
New York
Washington
Britain
United States
International Monetary Fund
Hill obtains injunction vs diploma mill college
Texas Attorney General John Hill announces a district court injunction against Trinity Christian Church and College of Brownsville and its president Dr Gene Piazza Jr for misrepresenting degree programs to residents The suit on behalf of TEA and the State College Coordinating Board alleges the school issued worthless degrees from bachelor to doctorate and bars claims of proper accreditation or equivalence to bona fide colleges.
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Austin, Tex
John Hill
Trinity Christian Church and College of
Brownsville
Texas
Hill
Gene Piazza Jr
Texas Education Agency
The
State College Coordinating Board
State District Court
Darrell Hester
Bona Fide
Dallas man seeks credit for Mexico jail break
William McCoy Hill 32 of Dallas insisted at a news conference he financed the March 12 Piedras Negras jailbreak that freed 14 Americans. He and Donald Fielden 31 jointly planned the raid and disputed claims of leadership. Hill said he borrowed 1000 to fund the venture and now lacks funds and a lawyer while awaiting arraignment on federal charges for exporting a sawed off shotgun into Mexico.
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Dallas
del Rio
William McCoy
Mike” Hill
Hill
Donald Fielden
Fielden
Trial Delayed for Senate Secretary Schnabel
The trial of Senate Secretary Charles Schnabel on several misconduct charges was postponed from July 12 to September 27 in Austin Texas. The change moves the date to allow additional preparation and proceedings.
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Austin, Tex
Senate
Charles Schnabel
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH Crossceord
A cryptic style puzzle column presents a daily crossword sample with clues and answers. It notes that one letter stands for another and that code letters change daily while providing a sample quote about economy and wealth by Sam Marconi.
Five Port Lavaca Students Named Distinguished at A and M
Five Port Lavaca students earned Distinguished Student ranking at Texas A M University announced by Registrar Robert A Lacey. Recipients must hold at least 3.25 GPA during the latest grading period. Names listed: Genaro Gonzales Jr Andrew J Hahn Jr David D Hahn Howard R Marek and Ronnie R Pundt with parentage and Route 2 addresses.
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College Station
Port Lavaca
Texas A&m University
Robert A. Lacey
Genaro Gonzales Jr
Genaro G. Gonzales
South Colorado Blvd
Andrew J. Hahn Jr
Andrew J. Hahn Sr
David D. Hahn
William H. Hahn Sr
Howard R. Marek
Otto Marek Sr
Ronnie R. Pundt
O. R Pundt
Fate of four mercenaries in Angola hinges on president
In Luanda four Britons and Americans face firing squad after conviction in the Angolan civil war. Daniel Gearhart and Costas Georgia along with Andrew McKenzie and John Derek Barker await Neto's approval for execution. Other defendants include Gustavo Grillo, 30 years, and Gary Acker, 16 years, with seven Britons given 16 to 30 years. The tribunal also accused the CIA of financing mercenary recruitment and claimed the FBI knew of war prostitution traffic.
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Angola
Agostinho Neto
Daniel Gearhart
Kensington
Costas Georgia
Andrew McKenzie
John Derek Barker
Britain
Gustavo Grillo
Jersey City
N.J
Gary Acker
Sacramento
Calif
Neto
Robert Cesner
Coumbus
Ohio
Acker
Gearhart
Grillo
U.S
United Nations
State Department
Washington
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
First Lady joins exhibit honoring founding mothers in Plymouth
Betty Ford, Joan Kennedy, Nancy Kissinger and Kitty Dukakis attend a preview and luncheon for a Bicentennial exhibit Remember the Ladies Women in America 1750-1815. The Pilgrim Hall show features portraits, artifacts, engravings and costumes of Revolutionary era women opening to the public and running through Sept. 26 with similar shows in Atlanta, Washington, Chicago, New York and Austin through June 1977.
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Plymouth
Mass
America
Betty Ford
Joan Kennedy
Nancy Kissinger
Kitty Dukakis
Massachusetts
Pilgrim Hall
The
Plymouth Antiquarian Society
Atlanta
Washington
Chicago
New York
Austin
Tex
Swedish King Ends Honeymoon in Hawaii Stopover
King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden and Queen Silvia conclude a weeklong honeymoon in Honolulu after a June 20 arrival from Stockholm. They were bid farewell by Mrs George Ariyoshi, wife of Hawaii’s governor, after staying at a private estate on Hawaii Island.
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Honolulu
Carl XVI Gustav
Sweden
Silvia
George Ariyoshi
Hawaii
Stockholm
Hawaii Island
Sudanese President visits U.N. for talks with Waldheim
Sudanese President Jaarar el Numairi met with UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim in a 30 minute conference at the United Nations in New York. They reviewed southern Africa developments and other mutual concerns during Numairi's four day visit that began the preceding Saturday and included a Waldheim luncheon.
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United Nations, N.Y
Jaarar el Numairi
Sudan
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
U.N
Africa
Numairi
New York
Waldheim
Papadopoulas Wife Sentenced in Greek Defrauding Case
Mrs Despina Papadopoulas wife of imprisoned ex dictator George Papadopoulas was sentenced to two years and one month in prison for defrauding the state. Ioannis Kalogeropoulas a former Greek CIA official received two years and 10 days as accomplice. She was found guilty of receiving 800000 drachmas about $25000 during the 1967 74 dictatorship as salary without working for it.
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Athens
Greece
Despina Papadopoulas
George Papadopoulas
Ioannis Kalogeropoulas
Central Intelligence Agency
Papadopoulos
On This Date in History June 29 1976 Highlights
Highlights for June 29 include historical events such as the 1946 British arrest of over 2,700 Jews in Palestine, Rubens birth in 1577, Tahiti control by France in 1880, Paderewski death in 1941, U S forces in New Guinea in 1943, Trieste clashes in 1946, and Vietnam War air raids on Hanoi and Haiphong in 1966.
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Palestine
Peter Paul Rubens
France
South Pacific
Tahiti
Ignace Paderewski
New York
U.S
New Guinea
Trieste
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
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