Murder Suspect Fled After Church Shooting
In a church incident, a man fired at congregants injuring Mrs. Robertven and others. The assailant fled. authorities captured Gennie Charles Schlessinger, 31, in nearby Louis, while a second suspect remained at large and was pursued by police.
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Ferd Reberton
Robertven
Heves
Highway Patrol
Hee
Hm Haves
Frm
Gennie Charles Schlessinger
SA. Louis
Ther Mart
Stabbing Suspect Sought After Niles Disturbance
Police seek Victor W. Lazzarini in a stabbing that sparked a near riot at the Columbia Grill in Niles Sunday night. About 46 people were arrested as officers attempted to aid the wounded man and quell the unlawful assembly while crowds fled the scene.
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Curt Lawrence
Hewsden
Rescued Fremont Girl Progressing at Hospital
A 7 year old Fremont girl rescued Saturday from Lake Elizabeth was reported doing well at Weshington Hospital. Melody Parker of Richmond aided the girl with mouth to mouth resuscitation. the patient was moved from intensive care to the pediatric department yesterday.
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Fremont
Lake Elizabeth
Weshington Hospital
Melody Parker
Richmond
I Bt Stuss
David Mast
Petaluma
Tar
Nixon owes lawyers 250000 for defense fund
UPI reports Rabbi Baruch Korff says Nixon must raise 230000 for legal fees. Nixon spoke with President by telephone last Friday as Korff’s group presses the defense fund to meet the amount.
Israelis Thank President Ford for Helping Israeli Peace Pact
Israeli leaders express appreciation to President Ford for U S mediation and the interim peace agreement. Prime Minister Rabin lauds Henry Kissinger for arranging the deal and hopes for direct Arab Israeli talks. Defense Minister Peres calls the United States a great friend.
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TERE
UPI
Ofe
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin
Kissinger
Jerry Lewis Telethon Nets Over 18 Million Dollars
Las Vegas reports the Jerry Lewis Labor Day Muscular Dystrophy telethon raised 18 million plus, a record for a single humanitarian fund. The event at the Sahara Hotel featured New York guests and Lewis closed with You’ll Never Walk Alone. Lewis, 25 years national chairman of the Muscular Dystrophy Association, praised donors and supporters.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Jerry
Lewis
The
Glass blowing artist Montel crafts a bicentennial bottle in Fremont
Montel, an 18 month veteran glassblower from San Francisco, works in the Artisans Garage with other artists to produce a decorative bottle. He trained at Sausalito Art Center and San Jose State, runs his studio and promotes sales at local outlets while aiming for a Fremont bicentennial bottle and a Mission Hills commission.
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Montel
San Francisco
Monter
Sausalito Art Center
Bob Fritz
San Jose State
Tom Harlan
Otdone College
Mortel
Incre Ao
Perkaal Gr Rhporti
Tom Notti
Ron Sims
Pat
Ted Chase
Greg Ravert
Ravert
Harley Smith
Ah Reyes Rigeson
Montet
John Freidl
Fremont
City of
Mission Hills
Meany cites detente shift in world power to Soviet Union
AFL-CIO President George Meany warned that Ford Kissinger foreign policy moves power away from the United States toward the Soviet Union. He spoke on NBC Radio Labor Day criticizing grain shipments boycotts and alleged inflationary deals with Moscow that raise American grocery prices while vetoes block jobs bills.
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Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ford-Kissinger
United States
Soviet Union
NBC Radio
Meany
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Kissinger
Delere
Ford
Automakers ready for 1976 gamble in car market
Detroit reports a multibillion dollar bet as 1976 model year rollouts begin with Ford leading, GM selling some 1974s meanwhile, cost up for new cars and trucks. GM predicts 9.5 million 1976 sales. industry eyes effects of gas prices and foreign competition.
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Detroit
UPI
U.S
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Imp
North America
Ford
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Lee A. Iacocca
Iacocca
Thomas A. Murphy
Battle reenacted on 194th anniversary at Groton
In Groton Connecticut a reenactment marked the 194th anniversary of the Battle of Groton Heights where 900 British troops attacked Ft Griswold on September 6 1781. More than 9000 spectators watched as 35 redcoats in authentic uniform attacked 28 soldiers of the 2nd Connecticut Regiment from Old Ledyard.
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Groton, Conn
2Nd
Connecticut Regiment
Old Ledyard
Army report: stolen U.S. arms enough for 10 battalions
A 1971 74 Army security review found that weapons and 1.1 million rounds were stolen from 10,345 depots and facilities in the United States and abroad. The losses could arm about ten combat battalions, with thieves favoring M 16 rifles and ammunition amid growing terrorist threats.
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Washington
UPI
Silenar Tat Riase
United States
Red Army
Repubicen
Anta
SLA
Symbionese Liberation Army
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Perdagon
Bai Zebeg
Poe
Datalon
U.S
Europe
Moses Sole Shark Repellent Reported by Oceans Magazine
Oceans Magazine reports Dr. Eugenie Clark discovered a shark repellent from Pardachirus marmoratus skin in the Red Sea area. The milky secretion is said to temporarily paralyze shark jaws, with a claimed eighty percent effectiveness.
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Frareieco
UPL
Iety Magazine
Oceans Magazine
Red Sea
Eugenie Clark
Cape Haze
Florida
Moses
Clark
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