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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1975
Page
4
The Commerce Department reports October exports outpaced imports by 1.076 billion dollars, marking the ninth straight monthly surplus. Strong agricultural and machinery exports, plus imported oil, driven the rise, with a year-to-date record surplus nearing seven point eight trillion dollars in 1964.
Ex New York housewife Hermine Praunsteiner Ryan, 56, and 13 other former Nazi death camp guards begin trial in Duesseldorf on charges of aiding mass murder at Lublin Poland. Extradited after war, Ryan faces possible life imprisonment under German law while Poland seeks death penalty for concentration camp crimes.
An apparently deadlocked jury in Lynette Framme's trial gained judge approval to consider a lesser charge of assault instead of attempted assassination of a president. Judge MacBride instructed jurors they could decide if Framme merely assaulted rather than tried to kill President Ford during his Sept. 5 visit in Sacramento. The maximum penalties differ: life in prison for attempted assassination, ten years for assault.
Former Sen. Edward J Gurney says he is broke and may not raise funds for a second trial on federal conspiracy and perjury charges. He may mortgage his home as his attorney weighs continuing the defense amid mounting debt and a potential withdrawal from the case.
The Dow slipped 0.55 percent to around 8445 as gains outpaced losses 705 to 386 among 1447 NYSE issues. A brief rally followed New York State's 200 million tax package for the city, with White House awaiting President Ford's statement on the fiscal crisis. The noon NYSE index fell 0.61 to 47.94 while the AMEX market value index rose slightly.
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