Junction City Hostage Crisis Ends With Double Shooting
Helen Binckley describes tears of relief after two mentally disturbed convicts seized three women at Junction City Treatment Facility. Patrolmen broke in, shooting Michael Woods 22 who died later. Bernard Barbiaux 32 was wounded and in satisfactory condition. Debie Carney 18 and Vicki Clouse 24 were among the hostages.
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Junction City
Ohio
Helen Binckley
Brickley
Michael Woods
Lancaster
Bernard Barbiaux
Woods
Columbiana County
Barbiaux
Cuyahoga County
Debbie Carney
Vicki Clouse
Mrs. Binckley
Dan Dry
Energy Office probes fuel hoarding amid shortages
The Federal Energy Office investigates rumors of oil stockpiling by oil companies and fuel hoarding by railroads and trucking firms. Data requests go to major and independent companies as officials say no evidence of hoarding yet. Attorney General Saxbe warns against price gouging and improper dealer practices. IRS sues Standard Oil Co. of Indiana for 49 million dollars in additional taxes.
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Washington
Federal Energy Office
Gerald Parsky
Energy
William E. Simon
Parsky
Energy Office
William B. Saxbe
Justice Department
Saxbe
Internal Revenue Service
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Wholesale Price Index Spurs Sports Market Outlook
Wholesale prices rose 2.2 percent in December, 18.2 percent higher than a year earlier, signaling inflation transmission to retail. Food and fuel costs surged with fuels up 12.3 percent, middle distillate heating oil up 27 percent and light distillates 29 percent, impacting the economy and consumer goods.
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Washington
Labor Department
Wellston Classes Will Start Later
Wellston and Gallipolis city schools will begin 30 minutes later starting Wednesday due to Daylight Saving Time. The Wellston district trial may extend through Friday with a Saturday reconsideration. elementary schools also shift, risking hardships for working parents as children leave home in darkness.
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Wellston
Elmentary
Ralph McCormick
Gallipolis City
Republicans land counsel choice in impartial probe
Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee name Albert E. Jenner 66 a Chicago trial lawyer as chief minority counsel for the impeachment probe of President Nixon. Jenner joins John Doar leading a 42 member staff. the panel seeks a nonpartisan inquiry while sharing subpoena power with Democrats.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Albert E. Jenner
Chicago
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
John Doar
Justice Department
Jenner
Peter W. Rodino
Dn.j
Bar
Rodino
Edward Hutchinson
Rmich
John F Kennedy
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Doar
Robert McClory
Thomas E. Railsback
B-ill
Railsback
Hutchinson
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
Legislature Back From Recess and Law Proposals
Ohio lawmakers return from weekend recess with committee activity this week. A House panel will hear a bill to lift the $3,000 exemption cap in the state income tax and Cleveland Mayor Ralph J. Perk is poised for a potential U S Senate draft.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
Senate
House
Ways and Means
British Mine Strike Widens
About 3,000 miners walked off pits across Britain on Monday as miners tighten their wage dispute amid a worsening economic crisis.
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London
Britain
Weather Tonight Through Wednesday Cloudy But Warmer
Snow likely tonight possibly mixed with rain. Lows tonight in the low to mid 20s. Highs Wednesday in the 30s. Details on Page 2.
Watergate figures paroled as court case moves forward
Three Cuban exiles from Miami tied to the Watergate scandal are set for parole on March 7 after about 15 months of a one to four year sentence for conspiracy burglary and wiretapping Eugenio R Martinez Frank A Sturgis and Virgilio R Gonzalez will be released from the federal prison camp at Eglin Air Force Base Florida The Senate Watergate committee returns to court seeking progress on its civil suit against President Nixon and hints at possible compromise if the committee scales down its demands.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
U.S. Parole Board
Eglin Afb
Florida
Eugenio R. Martinez
Frank A Sturgis
Virgilio R. Gonzalez
Miami
Bernard L. Barker
FE. Howard Hunt
James W McCord
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
White House
Gerald R Ford
Ford
Gerald L Warren
Jurors Shown Kent Pictures in Ohio Guard Clash Case
A federal grand jury in Cleveland viewed photos of the Kent State University confrontation that left four students dead and nine wounded on May 4, 1970. John P. Filo, Kent State student and AP photographer, testified via subpoena with most of his 160 images. Witness Michael Delaney, former National Guard public information officer, told of questions about Guard collusion and a meeting with Gov. James A. Rhodes that preceded the May 3 order to use force to keep the campus open after a ROTC building was burned. The governor’s directive followed the campus blaze and a campus city Portage County meeting that morning. The governor reportedly said he did not want to see even two students walking together.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Kent State University
John P. Filo
Kent State
Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
National Guard
James A. Rhodes
Michael Delaney
American Bankers Association
Washington, D.C
Delaney
Rhodes
National
Portage County
Reserve
Officer Training Corps
Action Adt prompt echoes a ringing sale pitch
An ad copy riffs on an Action Adt jingle resembling a telephone ringing. It promotes selling unused items and claims to trigger a ding sound as soon as a buyer offers. The piece uses a playful sales voice to sell a quick, audible notification for listings.
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MBUS
Ralph J. Perk
U.S. Senate
GOP
John W. Brown
State Highway Patrol
Ohio Lottery Commission
Michigan
New Jersey
Maryland
New York
Pennsylvania
V . Faa
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Rome
Camai Coasters Cng
Bari
Ervin
G. Gordon Liddy
Kent Pictures
Messenger
American Indian Movement
Dennis Banks
Federal Building
St. Paul
Minn
William Kunstler
Banks
AIM
Russell Means
Wounded Knee
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