Franco Mourning Ends in Madrid After 30 Days
Spain ends 30 days of mourning with a vow to widen political freedoms while enforcing penalties for law violations. King Juan Carlos attends a funeral Mass at Franco's grave in the Valley of the Fallen as Interior Minister Manuel Fraga Iribarne pledges that no one gains special privileges but no cause is forgotten in the new regime. In Amsterdam the Dutch government promises talks with South Moluccan gunmen holding hostages in the Indonesian consulate, signaling possible surrender after 16 days.
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Netherlands
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Hearst Roommate Free on Bond at Last
Wendy Yoshimura, once Patricia Hearst's underground roommate, is released on a 25000 dollar bond raised by Japanese Americans. Alameda County reduced bail from 100000 dollars, freeing her after 32 years on the run. She faces weapons and explosives charges tied to a 1972 weapons cache discovery and plans to reside with Paul Takagi in Berkeley until resolution.
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Mis Yoshimura
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Berkeley
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San Diego and San Antonio Enter Top Ten City List
The Census Bureau reports 1973 city estimates placing San Diego at ninth and San Antonio at tenth among the nation's 10 largest cities. New ranking shows shifts from 1970 figures with Washington and Cleveland dropping out while growth concentrates in the Southeast and West.
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New York Passes 600 Million Corporate and Bank Tax
In a late night session the New York legislature approved a 600 million tax package targeting corporations and banks. The measure raises corporate taxes from 9 to 10 percent and bank taxes from 8 to 12 percent retroactive to 1975 with surcharges, amid a budget crisis and warnings of job losses and higher prices. Governor Carey expected to sign as Republicans reluctantly backed the plan after pressure from bankers and a ballooning deficit.
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Settlement Reached in Part of Virginia Bar Suit
A partial settlement in a suit by Philip Hirschkop against Virginia State Bar officials was approved by U S District Judge D Dortch Warriner. The agreement covers alleged unfairness in disciplinary actions and acknowledges dismissals of complaints while keeping the challenge to a bar rule limiting comments on pending cases unresolved for January test.
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Virginia State Bar
Philip J. Kirschkop
Virginia
Hirschkop
U. S. District Court
D. Dortch Warriner
Warriner
Bar
N. Samuel Clifton
James R. Wrenn Jr
Richmond Circuit Court
Gulf Pressed to Set Aside Angola Royalty Payment
The State Department presses Gulf Oil to place a nearly 100 million dollar royalty due December 31 in escrow rather than pay the MPLA controlling Luanda. The Washington Post says talks include using an escrow to avoid funds reaching the pro Soviet faction. Gulf and State Department would not comment.
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Gulf Oil Corp
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Angola
Washington Post
Gulf
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
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Luanda
Cabinda
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Weather outlook and climate stats for Northern Valley and Virginia
Occasional light snow possible tonight with lows in the 20s. Sunday brings partial clouds and upper 30s to low 40s. Virginia sees mountain snow and cooling trends with similar temperature ranges. Extended forecast shows fair weather Monday to Wednesday with highs in the 40s and low 50s. Noon today 32, yesterday 27. rainfall none today, year total 72 inches in 1975. Five year January–December rainfall totals shown. highest annual 53.02 inches in 1972. Winchester skies note sunset 4 53 p.m. and sunrise 7 29 a.m. Moonrise 7 22 p.m.
Local Workers Certified For Trade Adjustment Aid
About 525 workers at the J. Schoeneman plant in Winchester Virginia are certified as eligible to apply for trade adjustment assistance due to imports of men’s suits sport coats and trousers. The certification covers some 3000 workers at seven Schoeneman plants and outlines benefits including cash readjustment allowances training counseling job placement and relocation aid administered largely by the Virginia Employment Commission.
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Winchester
U.S. Department of Labor
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Afl-Cio
Maryland
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Delaware
Virginia Employment Commission
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