Veto threat over farm aid bill could lift milk prices
In Washington, the farm aid bill pending Senate House conference faces a presidential veto threat as the Agriculture Department warns it would raise dairy prices. The bill seeks higher parity and target prices, with a projected milk rise of about 5 to 10 cents per gallon depending on costs.
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Karate Teacher Held in Kung Fu Slaying
Roy Wetzel a 26 year old karate teacher from Beaver Falls was ordered held for a grand jury on a first degree murder charge in the March 16 slaying of his father Willie Wetzel at their home during a tax form dispute. Police testified the elder Wetzel seized a four foot Samurai sword and attacked, and the son defended himself with nunchaku sticks.
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Beaver Falls
Roy Wetzel
Willie Wetzel
Wetzel
Center Township
Dante Colaluca
Colaluca
Youth's death note reveals lifelong struggle
A Belle Chasse youth aged about 16 or 17 hanged himself from a persimmon tree on Valentine’s Day. He left a philosophy laced note addressed to his parents urging them to leave him be, stating he stopped growing long ago and describing a desire to become John Doe. Police describe the case as a missing identity with prints distributed to 49 agencies. the body remains unidentified in a central home.
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Belle Chasse, Wi
John Doe
Plaquemines
Prompt Promise or Delayed Delivery Sparks Debate
Readers weigh the new prompt action promise against late merchandise shipments, noting skepticism about speed and reliability. Analysts discuss potential impacts on service expectations and consumer trust amid mounting online shopping pressures.
Bombs Hit California Substation and Berkeley FBI Office
A sequence of blasts in California disrupted power to 35 000 homes when plastic devices exploded at a PG&E substation in San Jose, damaging transformers. A Berkeley FBI office bomb followed, claimed by a group calling itself the Red Guerrilla Family. No injuries were reported. Additional bombings occurred in Los Angeles, San Jose, and surrounding areas, prompting warnings and police searches.
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Santa Clara County
Lottery Roundup from Maryland Pennsylvania Baker's Dozen
AP reports Maryland 14 for 1 lottery draws six digit 690996 five digit 0260 four digit 9352 three digit 264 match wins. Pennsylvania Lucky 7 bonus 977207. three digit 531 185. Baker's Dozen three digit 599 five digit 17998 six digit 15897.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Congress Fails to Grant Aid Request
Washington AP Congress delays Ford requests for military aid to Cambodia and South Vietnam as Easter recess begins. Kissinger argues aid is essential to avoid abandoning allies, while Senate and House majorities oppose immediate action. Cambodia aid scales to 83.5 million with cutoff June 30, pending Senate action after April 7. Abourezk proposes halt to further aid to South Vietnam for the fiscal year ending June 30.
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South Vietnam
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Griffin
Indochina
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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D-S.d
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Israel Egypt on alert after Kissinger mission tanked
Washington AP Veteran defense observers report both Israeli and Egyptian forces elevated to higher readiness following Kissinger peace mission collapse. Israel reinforced Sinai troops and activated reserves while Egypt fully alerted some units and heightened air and naval readiness. Kissinger urged Geneva talks as a path to safety, though Israeli officials doubt success. Officials warn a new Egyptian Syrian strike could occur, but pre emptive action seems unlikely due to world opinion concerns.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Sinai Peninsula
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U.S
Middle East
United States
Israel
Gardner Faces Tax Charge Over Four Years of Nonfiling
Gulfport Mississippi comedian Dave Gardner known as Brother Dave was found guilty of failing to file federal tax returns for four years. Judge Dan Rusell Jr postponed sentencing pending a probation report, with a maximum penalty of one year and $10,000 on each count. Gardner, age 42, once appeared on the Jack Paar show and recorded comedy records. He told the court he cannot file because he does not know his worth and fears fraud from forms.
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Gulfport, Miss
Dave Gardner
Dan M. Russell Jr
Gardner
Jack Parr
Dave
Johnson Receives Cancer Courage Award at White House
Army football captain Bob Johnson, 22, who survived cancer of the arm, won the American Cancer Society courage award. President Ford presented it at the White House with Johnson’s mother Mrs. Mary Ann Johnson, actress Raquel Welch, crusade chairman Homer Smith, and Army coach. Mrs. Ford stood in for VP Rockefelle r, who was abroad.
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Bob Johnson
Army
American Cancer Society
Johnson
Ford
White House
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Memphis
Tenn
Raquel Welch
National Cancer Crusade
Homer Smith
Retarded Poster Girl Stays At White House
Washington AP report notes 13 year old Gladys K Hall invited for overnight stay at the White House with First Lady Betty Ford after being named the 1975 poster girl for the National Association for Retarded Citizens. Susan Ford also connected to the invitation.
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Washington
Gladys K. Hall
White House
Susan Ford
Gladys
National Association For Retarded Citizens
Betty Ford
The Daily Marl: Notice from local paper archive
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Associated Press
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