Missing British legislator arrested in Australia
John Stonehouse a British Labour MP, missing since Nov. 21 after a Florida beach trip, was found in Melbourne suburb St Kilda. He entered Australia Dec. 10 using a fake passport, faces charges, and told his wife he is safe. The case follows prior suspicions of espionage and financial irregularities tied to a $1.2 million fund.
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UPI
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House of Commons
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U.S
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London
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Wilson
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Perth
First test in Bellefontaine Teachers ineligible for jobless pay
BELLEFONTAINE AP Laid off Bellefontaine city school teachers may be ineligible for unemployment compensation after the district closure on December 9 following a failed 5.9 mill levy. More than half of the district staff have applied for state benefits. 124 of 235 will not receive pay on December 27, while the rest await checks delayed to January 3. The teachers’ eligibility could test unemployment rules during a forced school closing.
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Pound
Space agency details new aims to bring back samples
Washington reports Space scientists urge an 81 million two year program including an unmanned mission to another planet to fetch samples for lab use. The plan, among eight projects, seeks higher scientific returns through 1977 with potential costs up to 258 million by 1982.
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Youngstown Nurses Strike Shuts Three Hospitals
In Youngstown 450 Ohio Nurses Association members walked out at 3 p.m. after failed negotiations over staffing, ethics code, and wages. Hospitals reduced bed capacity with only Youngstown Osteopathic Hospital operating normally. officials tried discharge of nonurgent patients as strike persisted. The ONA and Hospital Association later reached a new contract.
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Youngstown Osteopathic Hospital
ONA
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Beirut braced for Israeli attack amid sonic booms
Beirut warned of possible Israeli blows as warplanes roared over Lebanon while Muslim celebrations marked the Islamic holiday. Premier Rashid Soh said troops and civil defense stood ready to face any aggression, citing information from multiple sources.
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Beirut
Rashid Soh
al Moharref
Seth
Polio vaccine case sparks debate on warning risks
An eight month old girl contracted polio two weeks after vaccination, prompting a legal fight over whether the public should be warned about the very remote danger in mass vaccination programs. The Supreme Court declined review, leaving the law uneven across states.
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UPI
Anita Reyes
Supreme Court
Boston group contests integration in Supreme Court
The Boston School Committee voted unanimously to seek Supreme Court review of the court ordered school integration plan but set a zero dollar cost for the move. Kathleen Sullivan argued the court would likely uphold Garrity's ruling and that appealing would waste time, acknowledging the potential harm to the city.
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Ford skis through bitter cold in Vail on Christmas Eve
President Ford spent five hours on the slopes despite temperatures down to 10 below zero in Vail Colorado. He said the day was ideal for skiing and planned another run. He vetoed two bills and signed 15, criticizing Congress for not cutting $541 million in earmarks while noting CIA domestic spying concerns. In Saigon, the Viet Cong said it would halt searches for missing U.S. servicemen until U.S. aid ends, tying negotiations to aid cessation.
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