Bond style escape plot told to judge in Milan Michigan
A federal prosecutor described an alleged plan to break narcotics kingpin Roger Fry from Milan Federal Prison using snipers smoke bombs a helicopter and a private jet to Latin America The scheme named operation Mrs John Marshal involved Paulette Wehmeyer and Manuel Nunez and violated border controls with over 16000 dollars in cash seized at Tijuana suspects face conspiracy charges and bond denial while Fry remains jailed awaiting sentencing
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Clarence Zaitz
San Diego
UPI
Latin America
Michigan
U.S
Edward J. Schwartz
Roger Fry
Dun and
Bradstreet
Fry
John Marshal
Paulette Wehmeyer
Miss Wehmeyer
Peter Rosen
Detroit
Aus
Switzerland
Australia
Manuel Nunez
Tijuana
Mexico
Kissinger urges early Geneva conference restart for Middle East
Secretary of State Kissinger calls for an early resumption of the Geneva talks to pursue a comprehensive Middle East settlement. He suggests a preparatory conference on negotiation structure and notes potential clarifications from Lebanon and possible Palestinian concessions. The United States aims to report significant progress by next year’s General Assembly.
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Jim Anderson
United Nations
UPI
Henry A Kissinger
Middle East
General Assembly of the United
Kissinger
United States
Israel
Palestinian Liberation
Medicare Hospital Fees Rise 19 Percent Next Year
Washington reports a 19 percent base increase in Medicare hospital fees starting Jan 1 with higher deductibles and daily costs for extended stays in hospitals and nursing facilities. The changes, affecting about 247 million beneficiaries, raise outlays for long stays and lifetime reserve days as costs climb from 1.6 to 16.1 billion dollars.
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Medicare
Washington
UPI
Carter Campaigns In New York Attacks Ford On Jobs
Jimmy Carter campaigning in unemployment struck western New York denounces Ford vetoes that blocked 2 million jobs. He cites plant closures and mass layoffs at Wood and Brooks Ivory Piano and Western Electric’s plant as proof of economic harm while promising a presidential delegation to Vietnam Cambodia and Laos.
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Wesley G. Pippert
Buffalo
UPI
Jimmy Carter
New York
Ford
Plains
Gerald Ford
Carter
Wood
Richard Nixon
Georgia
Grazing Fee Moratorium Adopted by Congress
A House Senate conference committee approved a one year moratorium on grazing fees. Senator Frank Church of Idaho supported the measure as part of finalizing the Bureau of Land Management organic act provisions.
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Washington
House and
Senate
Frank Church Pdaho
Bureau of Land Management
UMW Drops Federal Strip Mining Bill Support
The United Mine Workers voted to back stronger state strip mining and reclamation laws rather than a federal bill. Delegates welcomed Walter Mondale and criticized President Miller while pledging a state-by-state approach to reclamation.
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Sara Fritz
Cincinnati
UPI
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Walter Mondale
Miller
Jimmy Carter
Mondale
House Overrides Ford Veto on Labor Department Bill
The House voted 312 to 93 to override President Ford on a 56.6 billion funding bill for Labor and related departments. The Senate planned a later vote. a successful override would make the measure law. This was Ford’s 59th veto and followed a prior veto override attempt on auto pollution research.
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Gene Bernhardt Washington
UPI
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Ford
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Senate
Dorsey forfeits options in Gulf settlement
Court filings show former Gulf Oil chairman B R Dorsey forfeited 100000 Gulf stock options and 250000 in 1975 incentive pay, part of a settlement over an illegal slush fund. The total may exceed 1.3 million. The six former Gulf executives reached a compromise with an upcoming hearing. North River Insurance will pay Gulf 2 million as part of the deal. Only 57262 of illegal political donations were returned, with unknown number of recipients. Gulf reportedly spent about 48 million to U S politicians and 8 million abroad during the 13 year scheme.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Gulf Oil Corp
B.R. Dorsey
Dorsey
Gulf
U.S. District Court
North River Insurance Co
New Mars Life Studies Tube From ITT Electro-Optical Division
ITT’s Tube and Sensor Laboratories develop a tube for the Viking rocket ship to analyze Martian soil. The device will travel with the mission and gather soil data to inform surface conditions and potential life indicators.
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Mars
Tube and
International Telephone and Telegraph
Electro-Optical Products Division
Viking
Ford says he never took funds for personal use
President Ford defended his record at a news conference in the Oval Office denying any personal use of campaign funds. He expressed confidence in Special Prosecutor Charles Ruff and urged a quick resolution to the Watergate inquiry into Michigan campaign donations while he was a congressman.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Washington
UPD
Ford Today
Watergate
Ford
Charles Ruff
Michigan
Oval Office
Kent County
Congress
Special Prosecutor
Department of Justice
Ruff
Justice Department
Kansas City
Notice of Claims Against Estates in Sandpoint Idaho
In the district court Bonner county Idaho notices warn creditors to present claims against the estates of Redo Annan and VallL Larnach within four months of first publication or be barred. Personal representatives are Route 1 Sandpoint Idaho and Hardy C Lyons attorney offices. Separate notice also informs of a title clearance for a 1951 Ford 12 ton dump truck with ID MRH21092.
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First Judicial District
IDHO
District Court OF the First Judicial District
State OF Idaho
County OF Bonner
Adam Mark Larnach
Hardy C Lyons
PO Box C
Sandpoint
Idaho
Heirs Notice Informal Probate for Fred O Fannan Idaho
In the V Magistrate Division Idaho informally probates the will of Fred O Fannan who died about March 6 1976 Viola Fannan filed on September 22 1976 to admit the February 13 1976 will to informal probate. The court issued a statement of informal probate on September 22 1976.
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Fred O Fannan
Viola Fannan
Congress Shifts US Fiscal Year Start to October 1
Congress moved the government fiscal year to October 1 with a three month transition from July. The new FY1977 sets a spending ceiling of 4131 billion and aims for a 50.6 billion deficit. A 4.83 percent pay raise for 3 million federal workers and military personnel takes effect, with few other changes for individuals.
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Ford
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