Puerto Rican separatists claim credit for coordinated bombings
The FALN marked its first anniversary with simultaneous bombings in New York Washington Chicago and Puerto Rico to demand Puerto Rican independence and the release of Oscar Collazo. Five blasts struck two First National City branches four other banks the U.S. Mission to the United Nations and the State Department building suffered minor damage with police seeking suspects.
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FALN
Puerto Rico
New York
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Oscar Collazo
Truman
Collazo
New York City
U.S
United Nations
Midtown Manhattan
Wall Street
Washington
State Department
Department
Sears
Continental Bank
IBM
Chicago Sun Times
First National City
W. 57Th St
111
Wall St
Chase Manhattan
Madison Avenue
East 57Th Street
West Minster Bank
U.S. Mission
Cars parked on Court Street spark merchant complaints
Twelve new cars parked in metered spaces along Court Street by Gordon Page of Athens Chevrolet drew objections from downtown merchants and shoppers. After discussions with David Parsons, Page agreed to remove the autos. the incident comes after a city ordinance limits downtown parking to two hours.
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Court Street
Gordon Page
Athens Chevrolet
Page
David Parsons
Athens Retail Merchants Association
Parsons
Lonnie Pomeroy Sentenced for Kroger Robbery
Lonnie Black was sentenced to four to 25 years in Chillicothe for aggravated robbery of Jack Ambrose, manager of the Pomeroy Kroger. Two co-defendants face November trials, with Black to be returned to Meigs County to testify.
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Pomeroy
Lonnie Black
Jack Ambrose
Pomeroy Kroger
Chillicothe
Radio Club Opens Clubhouse in Glouster Ohio
The 7-11 CB Radio Club of Southeastern Ohio has a clubhouse at 43 Main St Glouster. Meetings are held the first Saturday of each month at 6 p.m. and the third Sunday at 3 p.m. The club serves as a social group for citizens band radio enthusiasts.
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Glouster
Southeastern Ohio
Main St
Families billed for court costs in Kent State suit outrages
Kent Ohio AP report says families of students killed or wounded at Kent State University on May 4 1970 are outraged by a request that they pay court costs totaling 72305 to Gov James Rhodes and former Ohio National Guardsmen defendants. ACLU says it will appeal the verdict clearing liability and oppose costs. Four students died and nine were wounded in the 1970 shootings.
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Kent, Ohio
Benson Wolman
American Civil Liberties Union
Ohio
Kent State University
Wolman
U.S. District Court
James Rhodes
Ohio National Guardsmen
Kent State
ACLU
Kent
Driver Cited by Deputies After Route 1 Crash
A Logan County crash on Route 1 left four others injured and damaged two cars. Jean Lee of Chieftan Drive failed to yield and was cited by the Hocking County Sheriff’s Department. Her daughter Judy, ejected in the collision, was admitted to Hocking Valley Community Hospital. George E. Nutter, 37, of Lancaster, was the other motorist involved.
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Lee
College Level Classes Set at Marshall University
Marshall University plans second semester graduate courses including EDA 609 The teacher and administration EDF 560 philosophy of education C&I 609 elementary education curriculum C&I 610 secondary education curriculum and C&I 671 advanced study of science in the elementary school Interested individuals may contact Will Edwards at Beverly Hill Mason County Vocational Center 675-3039.
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Point Pleasant Marshall University
C&i
Will Edwards
Beverly Hill
Mason County Vocational Center
Southeast Ohio Weather Outlook for Monday October 27 1975
Southeast Ohio forecast calls for fair and not so cool tonight with mid to upper 40s lows. Sunny and warmer Tuesday with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s and a 20 percent chance of rain. Extended outlook shows mid 60s to low 70s showers Wednesday and Friday highs in the mid 50s to mid 60s with mid 40s lows.
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Ohio
Lake Shore
Central Fair
Central Central
Kentucky
Betty Ford speeches energize International Women's Year workshop
Betty Ford used Cleveland for her first major speech as First Lady at the International Women's Year conference. The gathering drew about 10 000 on Saturday and 15 000 on Sunday with attendance expected to reach 10 000 to 15 000 today. Topics spanned housing social issues and self defense as Gladys Heldman and Barbara Marshall among others shared insights.
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Cleveland
Betty Ford
Cleveland Convention Center
Gladys Heldman
Julie Heldman
Held
Bible Studies Scheduled at Eastern High School
Tom Kelly leads a series of Bible studies Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 5:30 to 8:30 in Room 103. Open to adults and young people. attendees may join as they can. Bring a Bible and writing materials. no exams and no classroom-style format. No fee.
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Tuppers Plains
Tom Kelly
Eastern High School
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Wellston
Harold Thompson
Coalton Department
Robert Finn
Gnal Weather Service
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World Tennis Magazine
Carol Cook
Lazier Cosmetics
Kansas City
Barbara Marshall
Welcome Wagon
Ford
L&w
Ohio Rt
Toppers Plains
Coolville
Larry & Vivian Hopps
Tempo
Buckeye
Pol. Adv
Elect
Athens
Vada
Poston
Pol
J. Balding
Jersey
Plaza
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