Impeachment trial delay blocks Carrillo case in Texas
The six week postponement of Judge 0 P Carrillo’s impeachment trial drew sharp opposition from senators and Lt Gov Hobby. The vote 16 13 shifted to November 18 after Carrillo, convicted of income tax evasion in Corpus Christi, faces sentencing November 17. Debate touched on the Judicial Qualifications Commission and Carrillo’s finances as witnesses described county grocery charges and welfare payments linked to the case.
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Glenn Kothmann
D-San Antonio
Senate
Carrillo
Corpus Christi
Schwartz
Hobby
Len Don Adams
Crasper
Jasper
Texas
Judicial Qualifications Commission
Ford rejects extra federal funding for Appalachian states
President Ford pitched a big tax cut tied to spending limits while rebuffing West Virginia Governor Arch Moore and other Appalachian leaders seeking more federal funds. He urged balanced budgets and warned deficits could strain state and municipal finances. House Democrats criticized the plan as unworkable, citing corporate tax loopholes and urging a spending ceiling aligned with any tax cut.
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Washington
Ford
Republian
Knoxville
Tenn
West Virginia
Arch Moore
Congress House
Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ways and Means
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Vanik
Congress
CIA
Teags Long Gane
White House
Ultman
Aa Tan
Simon
Civil War Flares Again in Beirut as Ceasefire Falls
Heavy fighting erupts in Beirut with mortars and automatic weapons in two districts. Casualties rise as residents rush for bread, hospitals report deaths, and security forces appeal to stop the massacre amid a renewed five day lull collapse.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Chiyah
Violence Clouds Argentina as Isabel Peron Vacations
Security forces and leftist guerrillas fought in scattered areas leaving 28 dead and the political crisis around Isabel Peron deepens. The death toll in political violence nears 800 since her husband’s death and her temporary powers transfer to Senate President Italo Luder amid inflation, unemployment, and rising unrest.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Luder
Peron
Tucuman City
Marxist People's Revolutionary Army
ERP
People’s Army
Formosa
Montonero
Haedo
Air Force
Texas rice prices drop as first cut brings gloom
Texas rice farmers completed the first cutting of the 1975 crop just as market prices fell to 980 per hundredweight, down nearly 30 cents from earlier levels. The drop follows a federal grain export suspension and shrinking Viet Nam and Cambodia markets, with yields in west of Houston down due to cool wet weather. National output is forecast at about 125 million hundredweight, while Texas total rough rice stocks rise 75 percent from a year earlier.
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Austin
Texas
John C White
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Houston
Nouston
Louisiana
White
Netherlands firm offers to fly kidnapers of executive release
In Limerick Ireland the Dutch company considers flying the abductors of Tiede Herrema head of Ferenka steel plant out of Ireland on a company jet if they release him unharmed for ransom. Government reluctant to approve. police and troops widen the dragnet as the IRA condemns the act and pursues the kidnapers.
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Ruari
Limerick
Dublin
IRA
Miss Dugdale
Kevin Mallon
Jim Hyland
Ferenka
Azko
Herrema
Jelle
TRA
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Irish Republican Army
Eddie Gallagher
Rose Dugdale
Mutinous Portuguese artillery regiment in Oporto demands Veloso ouster
In Oporto 650 soldiers from Serra do Pilar mutinied raising a red banner and demanding the dismissal of regional commander Gen Antonio Pires Veloso. Authorities lifted the northern region alert and pursue a peaceful solution over leftist purges and a closed training center.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Oporto
Serra Do Pilar
Antonio Pires
Veloso
GI bill benefits end for new servicemen proposed by House
The House voted 296 to 106 to end postservice educational benefits for those entering the armed forces after December 31, 1975. The bill preserves benefits for current and former service members with a nine month extension for graduate work and preserves VA home loan eligibility for new entrants. President Ford had urged ending the education portion of the GI bill after the Vietnam War. Proponents say wartime veterans are the target group and rising benefits for volunteers lessen the need.
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Washington
House
Senate
Veterans Administration
Ford
Open House at Wave Office For National Newspaper Week
An open house at the Wave office on 301 S Colorado runs 3 to 5 p.m. daily this week to celebrate National Newspaper Week. The public is invited to tour the plant now in its second year of daily operations with refreshments and guided visits for visitors, up to 200 persons.
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Colorado
Weather Forecast Fair And Mild Through Thursday
Weather forecast calls for fair and mild conditions through Thursday with southerly winds 10 to 16 mph, gusty afternoons, and highs in the low 80s. Marine outlook notes southerly to southeast winds 8 to 18 knots, seas 2 to 4 feet, with tides high at 9:28 pm tonight and 5:47 am tomorrow. Barometer steady at 30.03 inches.
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Tomorow
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Lauro Yzaguirre
Duval County
Ramiro Carrillo
Arthur Mitchell
Yzaguirre
Mitchell
Patricio Garza
Chapa
Morton
David Ramey
Main Street
Altman
Teasury
William Eoe
Ullman
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Ford Motor Co
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
US Industries, Inc
American Airlines
Eastern Airlines
American Electric Power Co
Allstate Insurance Co and Subsidiaries
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Ashrafieh
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