Portugal Left Democrats threaten coalition after election setback
In Lisbon the Popular Democrats demand the Communists be removed and a new coalition formed as they threaten to quit the caretaker government. Mario Soares pledges a minority government if elected, while Socialists fall short of a majority with 35 percent of the vote. The election produced gridlock as voters rejected radical change and urged reform.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Popular Democrats
Popular Democrat
Francisco la Carneiro
Mario Soares
la Carneiro
Popular Democrats’ National
Soares
Constitutional Assembly
Udall
California coastal initiative extends signature deadline
The California Coordinating Council extends the signature drive to May 15 for Prop 20, waiving 30 day validation if random sampling fails. In Mendocino County, chair John Paulson says about eight percent of registered voters have signed. He urges signing with name as registered, full address, and notes a toll free northern coast line for questions. A total of 312,404 valid signatures are needed to place the measure on the November ballot, which would repeal the Coastal Act, dissolve the Coastal Commissions, and shift control to local governments.
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California Coordinating Council
Mendocino
John Paulson
Ukiah
Coastal Commissions
Northwestern California Weather Outlook Through Wednesday
Fair through Wednesday with patchy fog or low coast clouds tonight and Wednesday morning. Coastal readings show Fort Bragg at 46 rising to 58 and Ukiah 39 to 74, reflecting mild, seasonable conditions in the region.
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California
Fort Bragg
Security chief dies from wound in Ukiah stabbing
Alfred C. Hausauer 55 owner of Gold Star Patrol and Lindsay Water Conditioning Co. died at a Ukiah hospital after being stabbed Sunday night at a private birthday party dance. Cruz Rodriguez Gutierrez 29 was arrested for attempted murder and held in county jail as investigators treat the case as homicide pending autopsy. Hausauer is the town's second homicide victim of 1976 and sixth in the county this year.
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Ukiah
Alfred C. Hausauer
Gold Star Patrol
Cruz Rodriguez Gutierrez
City Park
Gutierrez
Hausauer
Larry Maxson
Gold Star Patrol Security Service
Lindsay Water Conditioning Co
S. State Street
Carter in Pennsylvania Primary Faces Labor Backing
In Pennsylvania Jimmy Carter pressed to derail Henry Jackson and Morris Udall as frigid weather shaped turnout. Light rural voting contrasted with heavier city turnout while labor support boosted Jackson and Udall sought momentum in suburbs. Heinz faced Specter. Green favored in the Senate race.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Henry Jackson
Morris Udall
Pennsylvania
Carter
Georgia
Jackson
Udall
Philadelphia
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Texas
Erie
Harrisburg
Monongahela River Valley
Champion cowboy lives on TV in Willits feature
A KRON Channel 4 special highlights Don Coleman world champion all around cowboy from Willits. The 78 year old bronc rider posed for a Cody Wyoming statue near Yellowstone and appeared in films. Channel 4 plans more Willits coverage featuring Frank Boomer and local parades. Times include 6 25 and 11 25 with a Thursday 12 25 telecast and a future Sunday showing.
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Don Coleman
Willits
Kron-Tv Channel 4
San Francisco
Cody
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Channel 4
Four Country
Frank Boomer
North County
Fort Bragg
Kron-Tv
Lois Mahan
News Venture
Carrier notes and unclear call log fragment
Fragmentary readable text shows a note about a carrier collecting today and a misspelled phrase about a 3 when first calls. The readable items include casual mentions without clear names or concrete facts to identify a full event.
1976 Tax Reform Battle Set to Begin in Senate
The Senate Finance Committee plans a hearing as the 1976 tax reform battle opens Liberal plans push to full Senate while a July 1 expiry looms on existing income tax cuts House measures face likely changes as committee and floor debate loom Minimum tax and tax shelters dominate early issues Kennedy liberals demand a stronger minimum tax but the panel may pare it Liberal plans may trigger a separate tax cut bill if no reform passes before July 1 Major differences between House and Senate are expected delaying passage before recess
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Congress
Russell Long
D-La
House
Edward M
Kennedy
D-Mass
Coastal groups sue county over campground ruling
Two coastal groups led by Charles and Barbara Furey sue Mendocino County to overturn a decision ordering recirculation of a negative declaration for a Ten Mile dunes campground project seven miles north of Fort Bragg. The suit alleges improper process and seeks a writ to set aside the March 24 board decision.
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Ten Mile Dunes
Charles
Barbara Furey
Furey
Board of Supervisors
Friends of the
Mendocino
Fort Bragg
Highway 1
Kissinger unveils U S policy on Rhodesia at Zambia speech
Secretary of State Kissinger outlined a ten point plan advocating unrelenting economic pressure to push Rhodesia toward majority rule while avoiding direct military aid to liberation movements. He urged repeal of the Byrd amendment, highlighted Africa focused aid, and called on South Africa to back a rapid negotiated settlement. President Kaunda praised the policy as pivotal.
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Lusaka
Zambia
UPI
United States
Rhodesia
Henry Kissinger
United Nations
Kissinger
Central Africa
South Africa
Africa
Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
Julius Nyerere
Nyerere
Livingstone
Victoria Falls
Zambesi River
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Main Street
State Department of Economic Development
Nout
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New York
George Wallace
Connecticut
Maryland
Rep
H. John Heinz III
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State House
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