Kennedy Jr Theft Indictment Ties Lopez to Central Park Bicycle
Grand jury testimony by John F Kennedy Jr led to an indictment of Robert Lopez on third degree grand larceny and possession of a dangerous weapon in the theft of the 13 year old’s bicycle in Central Park. Lopez faces up to 25 years for the Kennedy case amid ongoing legal battles. In Miami a 20 year old, Ronald Audry Ellis, is charged with burglary and rape after police say he entered the victim’s home and threatened her with a knife before being found asleep in her bed.
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New York
John F Kennedy Jr
Robert Lopez
Kennedy
Central Park
Lopez
Manhattan
John Kennedy Jr
John
Miami
Ronald Audry Ellis
Ellis
Nixon to enter hospital for tests after leg clots
Julie Nixon Eisenhower says former President Richard M. Nixon will likely be admitted to Camp Pendleton naval hospital near his San Clemente home within a week. A team of specialists is on standby as treatment at home improves phlebitis, while his wife defends his mental state amid resignation rumors.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Camp Pendleton Naval Hospital
San Clemente
Calif
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Nixon
Chavez seeks Europe pledge to uphold grape boycott
Cesar Chavez urged Western European labor groups to prevent California grape growers from evading the UFW boycott by selling grapes in Europe. He announced a pledge from Britain's Transport and General Workers Union at a news conference, noting the boycott has been highly effective in the US and Canada, leaving Western Europe as the main potential new market.
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London
Cesar Chavez
California
Europe
United Farmworkers
Britain
Transport and General Workers Union
Chavez
UFW
United States
Canada
Western
Kay Released From Laos Held 16 Months for Flight Home
Emmet James Kay a 47 year old U S pilot believed last American POW in Indochina was flown to Clark Air Base Philippines for a medical checkup after his 16 month confinement in Sam Neua Laos. He arrived with his wife at Vien tiane aboard a British Embassy plane and said he felt great. Clemency plan frees most draft evaders ending in federal prisons but some will be back after 30 day furloughs to appeal to a new clemency board.
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Vientiane
Loas
Emmet James Kay
U.S
Indochina
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Pathet Lao
Kay
Sam Neua
Laos
Hawaii
New York
Ford
Potthe
William B. Saxbe
Doggie bag rise tied to inflation hits Chicago eateries
Chicago restaurant chief Larry Buckmaster says inflation spurred a record demand for doggie bags with customers carrying bread butter crackers and other items from tables. He notes the trend is widespread among the association's 4,800 members as food costs soar.
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Chicago
Larry Buckmaster
Chicago and Illinois Restaurant Association
Buckmaster
Mansfield backs public ownership of Nixon tapes
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield voiced support for legislation to place Watergate tapes and documents in federal archives with full public access. He said the bill, to be considered by the Government Operations Committee, would replace a non-binding sense resolution on public access.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Richard M Nixon
Mansfield
Environmental penalties outline in strip mining bill compromise
A compromise on national environmental controls proposes civil penalties up to $5,000 a day for violators. The penalty section, among ten measures in an unconventional open meeting of House and Senate conferees negotiating the strip mining bill, shifts from the Senate’s $1,000 cap and the House’s $10,000 fine.
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Washington
ABC
House
Senate
Prank Spikes LSD in Guards' Coffee at San Quentin
Three San Quentin prison guards, two women among them, reportedly drank coffee spiked with LSD by a visitor during a Saturday coffee break. Prison officials said the guards showed hallucinatory effects and were sent home to recuperate, with checks before returning to work.
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San Quentin
Calif
Bill Nyberg
Nyberg
Officials Report on Chile Policy Omit Covert Actions
Washington AP reports at least fourteen government officials testified to Congress about U.S. policy toward Chile from 1970 to 1973 but did not reference covert activities disclosed in the last ten days.
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Washington
Congress
Chile
U.S
Public funds set for major party presidential campaigns
A Senate and House conference panel agreed to provide $20 million in public funds to both Democratic and Republican presidential candidates and cap spending. The funding would come from the 1971 voluntary tax checkoff. The bill targets major parties for full financing, with a provision to reimburse a third party candidate up to $20 million if they win the presidency.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hoffa Says He Would Burn Tapes If In Charge
Former Teamsters president James R. Hoffa, 61, said Watergate would be handled by burning tapes and declaring secrecy if it were his case. He argued Nixon aides acted routinely and noted Nixon’s 1971 pardon for Hoffa’s prior jury influence and mail fraud case, calling Ford’s pardon courageous.
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Los Angeles
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Bighard M. Nixon
Jay
Nixon
Ford
Senate panel blocks 200 mile fishing bill
Washington AP The Senate Foreign Relations Committee opposes Senate passage of a bill to extend U S fishing jurisdiction to 200 miles offshore The unfavorable report passed 9 to 8 after prior approval 14 to 2 in the Senate Commerce Committee The Ford administration opposes unilateral action saying it could hinder international talks on a 200 mile economic zone and spur other nations to claim US fishing grounds
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
U.S
Senate Commerce Committee
Ford Administration
United States
Senate approves compromise bill on broadcasting license standards
The Commerce Committee approved by unanimous consent a compromise broadcasting bill setting new standards for challenging station licenses. The measure keeps the renewal cycle at three years while a House version sought six years, reducing license challenges for radio and television stations.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
House
Senate
Illinois researchers study drug boosting interferon defense
Chicago AP reports University of Illinois researchers say propanediamine may raise the body's production of interferon, a natural defender against viral infections, potentially offering a new approach to controlling the ailment.
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University of Illinois
La Leche League plans tri state conference in Denver
La Leche League prepares a two day Tri-State Conference in Denver at Stouffer's Denver Inn with doctors from Colorado Wyoming and Montana attending. Panels cover childbirth breastfeeding and child care while Marian Tompson and Mary Ann Kerwin discuss founding mothers. Additional speakers include Dr. Riordan Dr. Binkley Dr. Haslett and others.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Jem
la Leche” League Interwil
Marian Tompson
Mary Ann Kerwin
la Leche League International
la Leche League
Tri-State
Acorn
Hugh Riordan
Riordan
Edward Binkiey
Denver Pediatric Allergist
Douglas Haslett
Denver Pedentist
Robert Scaer
Boulder
Colo
Stuart Silverberg
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Betty Ann Coustryman
R.N
Lynn Mason
University of California
Robert A. Bradley
Denver
Stouffer's ‘Inn
NFO fund-raising called success in Corning Iowa
National Farmers Organization members expect to cover all obligations by week’s end after nearly 1 million in new commitments. Oren Lee Staley, NFO president, cited 5 million raised at an emergency Des Moines meeting plus additional dues payments and loans forgiveness. The SEC accuses NFO of fraud for taking 98 million in member loans without sufficient dues to cover them and for not disclosing outstanding obligations to lenders. A Des Moines hearing on the charges was set for Wednesday. Members nationwide were told 10 million was needed to keep the group alive, with SEC arguing assets of 42 million in uncollected dues overstated. About 2.4 million in delinquent dues have since been collected. Staley maintains the organization can repay debts through unpaid dues.
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NFO
Des Moines
Securities Exc Commission
Mem
Bers
SEC
U.S. District Court
NFC
Staley
Vocational Curriculum Committee Meets Here
The Vocational Curriculum Committee met Thursday afternoon in the Junior High Library with guest speakers Mr. Freeman and Mrs. Garvie. They outlined the Project Experiences in Careers, its objectives and procedures, and how it boosts vocational education by offering exploration of careers, occupational information, and skill development. Freeman will be a breakfast guest at the Chateau Friday at 7 15 a.m. with the committee and its advisory council.
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Freeman
Garvie
Ams
Sidney
Chateau
Vocational Curriculum Committee
Fourth annual Tri-State Seminar set at Kimball County High
Seminar draws over one hundred students and advisers from Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska to Kimball County High School on Thursday September 19. The program features group instruction in yearbook publishing plus individual sessions for editors staff photographers and advisers. Instructors include Bob Gaeta Harold Mason Don Meyer and others from Newsfoto Yearbooks and Kimball County High School. Participating schools listed include Bayard Lyman Rushville Bri Big Springs Ogallala Peetz Crawford St Pat's Albin Banner County Harrisburg Pine Bluffs.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Kimball County High School
Bob Gaeta
Newsfoto
Denver
Colo
Dave
McGinnis
Duane Gunderson
San Angelo
Tex
Harold Mason
Thomas Jefferson High School
Don Meyer
Bayard
Lyman
Rushville
Bri
Big Springs
Ogallala
Peetz
Crawford
St. Pat's
Albin
Wyo
Banner County High School
Harrisburg
Pine Bluffs
Your Future Is Now Nebraska TV High School GED Series
Nebraska ETV Network offers a home study GED program titled Your Future is Now. The 60 half hour programs, prepared by educators, air Wednesdays and Fridays 6:30 to 7 p.m. and Saturdays 1 to 2 p.m. starting Oct. 2. There is no viewing cost. study guides are available from the Great Plains ITV Library. Leonard Hill at the Nebraska Department of Education can provide further details.
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Nebraska Etv
Nebraska TV High School
Nebraska
State Department of Education
ETV Network
Great Plains
ITV
Lincoln
Leonard Hill
Department of Education
South 10Th Street
Court of Honor honors Scouts of Boy Scout Troop 88
Scout Troop 88 held a Court of Honor at Camp Fuller on Sept. 15. Val Peters earned firemanship painting pets and pioneering merit badges and a six year pin. Tim Wiles, Craig Clift, and others received conservation environment and fitness awards, with second class and pioneering badges awarded to several members. Multiple merit badges were earned including first aid cooking camping and environment. Eleven boys received the 50 mile award for a North Platte River trip last summer. Kevin Hammond served as scribe.
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Boy Scout
Camp Fuller
Val Peters
Tim Wiles
Craig Clift
Ellis
Wiles
Headley
Bassett
Monte Rhode
Sterling
Laing
Jeff Hodglin
Kent Ballman
Rhode
Dave Peterson
Arba Music
Caribbe
Peters
Hedglin
Seein
Kevin Hammond
Seven adult education classes announced for fall season
Registration runs September 2 and 25 for seven adult education classes in Cheyenne County. Courses include Coping With Kids starting October 3 at 7 pm taught by Jane Romeiser with Mental Health staff, Layman's Law with Wills and Real Estate topics starting October 23, and knitting, sewing, furniture, pottery, and an advanced typing class with meeting dates in October._CALL 74-76 after 5 pm or contact Jean Rankin for details.
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East Ward
Jane Romeiser
Lovsely Ohne Ibuneses
The
Cheyenne County Lawyers Association
Jackson
Nancy Brown
Rush
Chris Ennis
Dan Burrows
Neilson Ihongen
Jean Rankin
Legion Auxiliary Parley Opposes Vietnam Draft Amnesty
The Past President's Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs Leon Lafler's home for a covered dish dinner with nine members present. A discussion on amnesty followed as the group reaffirmed opposition to general amnesty for draft evaders and deserters, aligning with a Miami Beach Legion resolution.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Leon Lafler
American Legion
National Convention of the Legion
Miami Beach
Fla
Cub Scouts Seek 60 New Members in Sidney Drive
Sidney Cub Scout officials announce a fall recruitment campaign aiming to sign up 60 boys aged 8 to 10 in the Sidney area. Registration is $1 per year, with School Night for Cub Scouts set at Central Elementary Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Parents urged to attend and volunteers invited to join.
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Sidney
Fred Y. Kawaguchi
Boy Scouts of America
Sidney Area
Cub Scouts
Central Elementary School
Central School
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