West Germans Tighten Terrorism Security At Schleyer Funeral
Police mounted a major security operation at the Stuttgart funeral of Hanns-Martin Schleyer to shield leaders from Baader-Meinhoff terrorists. West German officials refused ransom and expanded border guard patrols to prevent further hijackings while probing 16 suspects linked to Schleyer’s kidnapping and murder.
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Terence J. Andrew
Bonn
West Germany
UPI
Hanns-Martin Schleyer
Helmut Schmidt
Walter Scheel
Stuttgart
Schleyer
Mulhouse
France
Andreas
Employers’ Federation
Daimler Benz Auto Company
Lufthansa
Majorca
Istanbul
Palermo
Italy
Energy Bill Funds For Weatherizing Approved By Conferees
A House Senate conference committee approved almost 1.3 billion dollars in federal weatherization funds to assist weatherproofing schools hospitals and homes of the poor. The group also backed efficiency standards for refrigerators water heaters air conditioners and space heaters. The weatherization targets households with incomes up to 25 percent above the poverty line. The measures await final votes in both chambers as debates over the energy tax plan continue on Capitol Hill.
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Robert Shepard Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Carter
Congress
Capitol Hill
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Air Line Pilots Association
J.J. O'Donnell
Ribicoff
Teen Abortion Rates Rise Among Young Girls in 1975 Study
A National Alliance report funded by Ford Foundation finds more abortions than births among 10 to 14 year olds in 1975. The typical abortion patient is described as young white and unmarried, with calls for more research on adolescent pregnancy and contraception. Janet Forbush urges deeper study into adolescent decision making and consequences.
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National Alliance
Ford Foundation
Federal grazing fee hike proposed by government officials
Interior and Agriculture Departments propose raising grazing fees on federal lands to 189 dollars per animal per month to reflect fair market value by the early 1980s. The plan faces opposition from the National Cattlemen's Association and National Wool Growers Association who call it unfair and dangerous.
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Alice Z. Cuneo
Washington
UPI
Interior and Agriculture Departments
Bureau of Land Management
Forest Service
Federal Land Policy and Management Act
National Cattlemen's Association
National Wool Growers Association
America
BLM
Anzona
Calfornia
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
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Bank OF Idaho
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Janet Forbush
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Bank OF Idaho, N.A
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Aabaish
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