Radical sought since 1970 nabbed by FBI in Seattle
Leonard Handelsman, a fugitive linked to mob action charges tied to Chicago's Days of Rage and bomb possession, was arrested in his Seattle apartment. Bail set at 25,060 dollars. hearing scheduled for October 3 pending transfer to Cleveland for trial. A companion, Gary McDonnell, 31, was jailed for harboring a fugitive.
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Leonard Handelsman
Chicago
Cleveland
Seattle
U.S
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Gerald Olson
Joshia Martin Fieldberger
Capital Hill Area
Gary Jerome McDonnell
Reeds lash out as they quit over crime and loss
In Boston Jowers and Gail Rand announce they are leaving after a string of robberies and threats at The Grocery Store and home vandalism. Reed recalls a 1974 robbery, a court appearance, a fire, and continuing pressure from anonymous calls. He plans to retire from managing a small shop and worries about his family’s future amid escalating violence and a lack of help.
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Laker
Dastreyes Soy Firehems
One Cent Gas Price Hike Seen No Major Effect
An oil industry quote says a one cent per gallon rise will have little to no impact. A conven tion of oil leaders in Vienna discussed OPEC and the anticipated effect, with officials noting no dramatic changes expected.
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Vienna
Ausvada
L Ives
Ticard
OPEC
Emeryville blast and police chase prompt energy policy debate
An Emeryville blast near the police department triggered a chase as police pursued a teen in a stolen car who fired at officers. The incident fed debate on national energy policy including relaxed standards for gas, oil refiners, and nuclear construction, with officials warning of potential shifts in economic control and security.
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