No Tracks Near Mutilated Carcass in New Mexico
In Nara Visa New Mexico a mutilated cow carcass was found with sexual organs removed and blood drained no tracks were found. Authorities note this is the fourth such incident in the region this fall with possible links to nighttime helicopter flights reported by ranchers in Amistad Hayden and Sedan while observers saw red and blue lights and rotor sounds nightly since October 20 except October 24.
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NARA
N.M
New Mexico
Union County
Leroy Howard
Nara Visa
Amistad
Hayden
Sedan
Howard
Citywide dog leash rule assurance for all breeds
A note specifies that one medium to large female black lab with a core chain and a St Bernard puppy, female with light brown and white spots, will be walked on a leash by the owner anywhere within city limits.
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Coker
St Bernard
Dachund
Pep Club Receives Share of Lion’s Club Cook Shack Profit
Don Sisler of the Lion's Club presented Pep Club at Sandpoint High School with a $325 check equal to half of the season's cook shack profits. The funds will fund the Pep Club, with some set to send letter girls to the district basketball tournament.
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Don Sisler
Sandpoint Lion's Club
Nancy Buck
Cook Shack
Don Lister
Patty Brown
Debbie Durand
Virginia Stark
Kathy Allen
Bee
Sandpoint High School
Lion’s Club
Lion's Club
Pep Club
Hearst Competency May Bring Trial In December
Federal judge weighs Hearst mental competence for bank robbery trial. Three court psychiatrists find her competent to stand trial now or after treatment. one urges delay of three to four months. If speedy trial applies, trial could begin before mid December. Patricia Hearst, 21, was kidnapped February 1974 by the Symbionese Liberation Army.
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Hearst
Donald B. Thackrey
San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Oliver Carter
Miss Hearst
San Mateo County
Redwood City
Carter
L.J. West
UCLA
University of California
Margaret T. Singer
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph Hearst
Berkeley, Calif
Symbionese Liberation Army
Charges Dropped in Harrington Ethics Case
The House Ethics Committee dropped a complaint against Rep. Michael Harrington after finding CIA Chilean activity disclosures occurred in a non formal executive session. The decision followed questions about House procedures on classified material and was approved 7-3. Rep. Beard urged a rules review.
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Washington
UPI
House Ethics Committee
Michael Harrington
D-Mass
CIA
Chile
Harrington
Congress
William Colby
House Armed Services
Colby
House
Ethics Committee
Robin Beard
R-Tenn
John Flynt
D-Ga
Beard
Meany warns ILO withdrawal as a rebuke to UN agencies
AFL CIO President George Meany frames Washington’s plan to quit the ILO as a warning to politicized UN bodies including UNESCO. Secretary Kissinger confirms the two year exit window while pledging continued U.S. financial support and reforms.
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Meany
Sara Fritz Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
George
United States
International Labor Organization
United Nations
ILO
U.N
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Geneva
Unesco
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
John Dunlop
Ford
Kissinger
Russia
Franco Relapse Deepens Spain’s Uncertain Handover
In Madrid Generalissimo Francisco Franco suffers renewed internal bleeding and requires fresh blood transfusions as doctors flag grave condition entering the fourth week of his illness. Workmen prepare his crypt as Prince Juan Carlos moves to assume the throne amid calls for reform and post Franco Spain dialogue.
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Peter Uebersax
Madrid
Spain
UPI
Francisco Franco
Franco
Cortes
Parliament
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Alfonso XIII
Committee Stalls Tax Reform Bill in House Scramble
The 1975 tax reform bill stalls as Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee clash over strengthening amendments. Chairman Al Ullman postpones votes while liberal and conservative factions battle over real estate tax shelter curbs the minimum tax on the wealthy and backdated capital losses. The 595 billion spending ceiling stay unresolved with 1975 tax cuts likely to pass separately.
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Don Phillips Washington
UPI
House
Ways and Means
House Rules Committee
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ullman
Abner Mikva
D-Ill
William Green
D-Pa
Joe Waggonner
Dla
Ford
Possible Link Of Pill To Breast Cancer Seen
A UC Berkeley and California health study on 1300 San Francisco area women links birth control pill use to higher breast cancer risk in certain groups. It notes no direct cause yet finds higher risk for long-term pill users, before first childbirth, or prior benign breast disease, urging further study.
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Berkeley, Calif
Upi
San Francisco
CIA Used Reporters For Intelligence Operations
CIA Director William F. Colby testified before the House committee that the agency has used some journalists abroad for intelligence work. He said reporters paid by the CIA were sometimes used to plant stories and that an operational relationship with certain journalists exists abroad. He noted no regular full time staff journalists are employed.
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Washington
UPI
CIA
William F. Colby
Congress
House Select Committee On Intelligence
Colby
Roof Fall Injures Man in Boise
Burton Reeves of Nampa was in critical condition at St. Alphonsus Hospital after falling about 10 feet from a roof while sealing it in east Boise. He landed on a concrete sidewalk and was placed in the intensive care unit.
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Boise
SEC probes New York City bond sale fraud quietly
The SEC is quietly investigating possible fraud in New York City bond and note sales as default looms. The probe centers on whether officials misled bond dealers rating firms and investors about the city’s finances, with potential lawsuits by bondholders and possible involvement by banks and dealers. Senator Buckley urged a Justice Department inquiry, joined by Standard & Poor’s executive Pfeiffer.
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New York
UPI
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York City
SEC
James K. Pfeiffer
Standard & Poor’s
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R-Cny
Justice Department
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