Three arrested for kidnaping of girl
Union City New Jersey three men and two women were arrested in the kidnapping of 9 year old Jacqueline Guirado daughter of a furniture store owner Nearly $40 000 in ransom was recovered Miss Guirado was released at 9 40 p m after ransom left at an unidentified location Police said the suspects included Luis Sierra Martinez his son Santos Sierra and another Luis Sierra plus Zulma N Soto and a 17 year old girl. An additional $7 000 was later recovered from Soto's apartment.
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Union City
N.J
UPI
Jacqueline Guirado
New Jersey
Luis Sierra Martinez
Santos Sierra
Hoboken
Luis Sierra
Zulma N. Soto
FBI
Guirado
44Th Street
Park Avenue
Martinez
Jersey City
Miss Soto
Record pace for farm conservation
Favorable weather over six months boosted tiling and earthmoving work in the Washington County Soil District. A record 24 miles of outlet terraces on 39 farms were completed, with 18 local contractors aiding efforts. Landowners shared small or no cost shares due to tight funds, while erosion structures and farm ponds also added on several farms including Marion Augustine, Orlin Leichty, and Don Lukavsky.
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Donald 19 !1
Oregon Township
Raymond Schultz
Crawfordsville
Washington County
Donald Simmering
The
Evening Journal
Dale Faulkner
Outlet Terrace
Soil District
Faulkner
Brighton Township
Harold Mineart
Harry Simpson Trust
Roger Leichty
Orlin Leichty
Milton Schnicker
Don Wyse
Lime Creek
Mid-Prairie High School
Lester J. Miller
Henry Slagle
David Dumont
Gerald Stutzman
Rex Miller
D. Max Miller
Bob Boyse
English River
Ray Cortum
Bill Riggan
Terry Utzinger
Leon Vogel
Victor Vogel
Don Fagan
Cedar
John Duvall
Richard Brinning
William Norman
P. R. Whelan
Crawford
Larry D. Roth
Marion
Gerald Nebel
Lyle Hesseltine
Jackson
Ford Marie
Joe Knotek
Highland
Charles Plecker
Dutch Creek
Terry Greiner
Walker and Vincent
Hubert Sheetz
Franklin
Dwight Colliver
Cletus Reed
Washington
Leonard Adrian
Oregon
Ruth Kilgore
Don Wood
Marion Augustine
Franklin Township
Raymond Havel
Town
Brighton
Duane Lewis
Don Lukavsky
Marlin Peiffer
John Skubal and Sons
Richard Stewart
Don Simmering II
CMI Inc
Minturn
Colo
Ia Iowa
Glenn Murphy
Yale Jarvis
Jarvis
Journal
Reagan Leads Ford In Gallup Peak Amid Primary Hype
A late November Gallup poll shows Ronald Reagan at 40 percent among Republicans and 27 percent among independents, leading Ford who sits at 32 percent and 25 percent respectively. The shift follows Reagan's formal candidacy announcement and Ford’s cabinet shake-up. The piece notes early primary filings in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, plus drafts for Humphrey and other potential candidates. Reagan and Carter, Harris, and Rick Loewenhurst are among entrants in NH. MA lists Kennedy, Rockefeller, and Nader as candidates with removal letters anticipated.
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Gallup
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Frank Church
Idaho
Federal Election Committee
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
White House
William Greener
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Washington
Paul Simon
D-Ill
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Rick Loewenhurz
Edward M Kennedy
Rockefeller
Ralph Nader
Kennedy
Court Strikes Down State Fair Trade Laws
President Ford signed a bill repealing state fair trade laws to restore nationwide price competition. He cited 15 states abolishing them this year and 21 still keeping them, saying the move will lower costs for consumers and allow retailers to set competitive prices across all fifty states.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Roos Ford
London siege ends as IRA gunmen captured during six day standoff
Joyce and police concluded a 140 hour downtown London siege by forcing four IRA gunmen to surrender on a balcony with hostages freed. Mrs Sheila Matthews, 53, and John Matthews, 54, were released as gunmen were loaded into a police panel truck and driven away. The incidents tied to a spate of IRA bombings across London leaving 27 dead and 540 injured. John Matthews identified the men as Britain’s most wanted terrorist Michael Wilson and others. Scotland Yard pledged charges on terrorism grounds.
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Sheila Matthews
Matthews
John Matthews
London
Mid-Prairie High to Hold Christmas Concert Dec 18
Mid-Prairie High School bus department announces a Christmas concert in the high school gym Thursday December 18 at 7 30 p m featuring the concert band concert choir select choir men's chorus and alumni chorus Former chorus members are invited to join for a combined performance of The Battle Hymn of the Republic A pre concert rehearsal is at 6 p m in the music room The Select Choir will perform a selection from Amahl and the Night Visitors No admission charge.
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Mid-Prairie High School
Select Choir
Menotti
St James School to present Christmas program
St James School will host a Christmas program in the school gym on Tuesday December 16 at 7 30 p m. All are invited to attend.
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St. James School
Ail
Weather outlook with chance of drizzle and cool temperatures
Cloudy with drizzle this afternoon and tonight. Highs in the low to mid 30s, lows in the low 30s. A 30 percent chance of measurable precipitation this afternoon and tonight, then 30 percent Saturday as rain chances linger and temperatures rise toward 40. Winds east at 10 to 15 mph.
Final 1975 immunization clinic for preschoolers Tuesday
The last 1975 immunization clinic for preschool children in Washington County runs 1 to 4 p.m. next Tuesday in the county health office basement. Public Health Nurse Mildred Lee says demand was strong and plans are to hold clinics year round on the third Tuesday each month.
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Washington County
County Public Health Nursing Service
Mildred Lee
County Medical Society
Public Nursing Service
Iowa Department
NATO offers arms cut plan tied to Soviet pullback
NATO nations propose withdrawal of 1,000 U S tactical nuclear warheads in Western Europe in exchange for 1,700 Soviet tanks pulled from Eastern Europe. The plan, backed by the United States, targets parity in central Europe and will be presented at Vienna talks. Kissinger urged speed and warned Moscow over arms shipments to Angola.
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Brussels
Belgium
UPI
NATO
United States
Europe
Alliance
Vienna
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
America
West Germany
Western Europe
Russia
Kissinger
Angola
Career unit helps Washington High seniors explore values and careers
Washington High School seniors undertake a three week career study within the government course. A values clarification exercise prompts personal questionnaires and small group discussions to define values for future choices. Guidance counselors Beemblossom and Knight coordinate with teachers Weller Bannister to help students grow into maturity and consider “niches” for life.
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Sheilah Klapf
Peter Weller
Washington High School
Earnest Beemblossom
Beemblossom
Weller
Russell Bannister
Dean Knight
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