Moroccan King halts Saara march calls for peaceful resolve
King Hassan II abruptly ended the border march to annex Spanish Sahara after assembling as many as 350000 Moroccans. He ordered marchers to return to Tarfaya and Marrakesh, saying the march fulfilled its mission and negotiations should proceed without pressure. Spain praised the neighborly stance as UN actions pressure Madrid.
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New Complications in Franco's Condition
Madrid AP reports General Francisco Franco, 82, on a respirator with new kidney complications days after emergency abdominal surgery. Doctors say he remains in very grave condition but has shown some resilience, while the stomach ulcers caused massive hemorrhaging earlier.
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Armed Tunisian Takes 4 Belgians Hostage
In Tunis the Belgian Embassy was seized by an armed Tunisian who held four staffers including Counsellor Edmond de Weld as hostages. Police sealed the area while no shots were fired and no clear motive emerged. The embassy sits in Bourguiba’s former residence near Carthage Airport.
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Reagan Aides See Him Entering Many 1976 Primaries
Reagan ally James Lake says the former California governor will contest as many GOP primaries as possible in 1976 within spending limits. Ford has urged entering all primaries, while Reagan aides expect a broad early push including New Hampshire Florida Illinois and North Carolina after his formal candidacy. Ford acknowledged tension in his team and pledged not to withdraw before the Kansas City convention.
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Demos Push New York City Aid Plan Amid Presidential Skepticism
Five Democratic senators presented President Ford with a proposal for four billion dollars in federal loan guarantees to New York City as a loan aid plan. Ford opposed federal aid to avert default, urging fiscal self help while committees weigh bankruptcy route and court management options.
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Plane Crash Victims Identified Near Front Royal
Two victims of a Shenandoah National Park Beechcraft crash are identified as James McLaughlin of Charlotte and Marvin Ford of Bessemer City North Carolina. Autopsies will confirm official IDs. The plane, registered to David J Pollack of Charlotte, was en route from Westminster Maryland to Charlotte after stops in Charlotte and Westminster.
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Congress and Ford face energy and tax clash over limits
President Ford warns he will veto a $15 billion tax cut without a federal spending cap while Congress presses a energy bill. House Senate talks seek energy price controls before Saturday deadline as oil price relief and NYC loan guarantees loom in dispute. Ford says the plan does not boost U.S. oil production and relies on imports.
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Israelis Kill 4 Guerrillas Near Lebanon Border
Israeli troops killed four Arab guerrillas after they infiltrated from Lebanon and crossed about 200 yards past the border near Metulla. No Israeli casualties were reported. The military issued a communique at 8 a.m. confirming the encounter and location.
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Winchester Doctor Dr George G Snarr Dies At Home
Dr George G Snarr a Winchester physician born June 26 1889 died at his home after a long medical career He served as World War I assistant medical examiner in Harrisonburg Selective Service examiner for Winchester in World War II FAA medical examiner since 1929 He is survived by his widow Reba Beard a son George N Snarr Jr a daughter Mrs Reba Snarr Massie five grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral at First Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 1 30 p m with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery Omps Funeral Home handling arrangements
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Presidential Candidate Frank Taylor Tours Nation
Frank Taylor campaigns for the presidency with his family traveling in a van across the country. Unemployment rises in Winchester Frederick area but improves in Front Royal Warren County. Clarke County hosts 4-H Awards Night with over 250 residents attending.
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