Baltimore County official Dale Anderson charged in kickback scheme
Dale Anderson, Baltimore County executive and ally of Spiro Agnew, faces extortion and bribery counts in a 89 count indictment alleging he extorted 46270 from eight design and engineering firms. Co conspirator William Fornoff named. probe broadening to other officials and entities in Baltimore County.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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U.S
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Powson
William F. Fornoff
Fornoff
Frank Kaufman
Beall
Barnet Skolnik
Walter E. Hoffman
Norfolk
Bomb blast injures two at London Stock Exchange
A letter bomb exploded on the 22nd floor injuring the stock exchange secretary general George W R Brind and his secretary Joanna Knight. Scotland Yard ties the attack to Northern Ireland terrorists and the wider wave of bombs in London.
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Joanna Knight
Brind
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George Loveday
Graf
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Heath
Chequers
Gustav Mahler
Plot to Kill Nixon Fails to Yield Arrests in New Orleans
Investigators fail to gather enough evidence to prosecute six black militants tied to an alleged plot against President Nixon. Police and federal sources say the group will be watched as persons of interest with no arrests planned before Nixon’s New Orleans visit.
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Nixon
Secret Service
Federal
Farm equipment wanted ad runs short six days
An Austin Herald wanted to buy ad for farm gear lists three large hog self feeders and two large hog waterers. Ad scheduled six days in farmer's market section but cancelled after five days. For fast results call 433 8851.
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Austin Herald
Minnesota High Court rules for married teacher
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled for Carole J. Perry, a married teacher, granting tenure under the continuing teacher contract law after 20 years of service. The decision reversed a lower court ruling and left unresolved whether boards can favor men and single women for jobs. The case concerns Ely policy of hiring married women only as long term substitutes.
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Minnesota Supreme Court
Ely School Board
Carole J. Perry
Ely
Perry
Rosalie Davis
Minnesota
Missouri
Meeker County
John Rogers
Fire damages Duluth motel in pre-dawn blaze
A three alarm fire at the Edgewater West Motel on London Road sent 21 people to area hospitals with five admitted. Damages were pegged at about 100000, as firefighters battled flames that started shortly after 3 a.m. in a second floor room.
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John Altman
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Austin Altman
Fileen Hummel
Prairie Village
Kan
Fire Department
Kissinger pledges open foreign policy under Nixon
Henry Kissinger tells reporters he and President Nixon will run foreign policy with openness and more congressional access if confirmed as secretary of state. He will testify regularly and executive privilege applies only to personal conversations or direct advice to Nixon. He notes Watergate’s impact on policy could be minimized and aims for broad public support in foreign policy. Kissinger plans to visit Peking after confirmation and stresses Europe and Japan links with the United States.
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San Clemente
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Rogers
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Europe
Japan
Auto Mechanics Strike in Austin Sees No Negotiations Yet
United Auto Workers Local 867 and Austin dealers have not scheduled any negotiation meetings amid a wage and fringe benefits dispute. Spokesmen say tentative progress toward a meeting exists as the strike enters its ninth day with picketers outside six Austin Dealers Association outlets.
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Austin Automobile
United Auto Workers Local 867
Austin Dealers Assn
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Burger to speak before State Bar in Minneapolis
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger of the U S Supreme Court has accepted an invitation to address Minnesota State Bar Association members in Minneapolis next Thursday. Gene W Halverson of Duluth, bar president, said Burger will discuss issues affecting the U S judiciary in an informal session.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Warren E. Burger
US. Supreme Court
Minnesota State Bar Association
Minneapolis
Gene W. Halverson
Duluth
State
Burger
St. Paul
United States
Hughes rules out run for Sixth District seat
Keith Hughes a former state senator said he is unlikely to run for the Republican congressional nomination in the Sixth District. Zwach will not seek re election and Hughes cited no burning desire to go to Congress despite many Republicans urging him to run.
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ST. Cloud
Minn
Keith Hughes
Hughes
John Zwach
Zwach
Congress
State Senate
Treasury probes Canadian paper machine imports
The U S Treasury Department opened an investigation into imports of paper making machinery and parts from Canada after a complaint that these goods are dumped on the U S market.
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Washington
U.S. Treasury Department
Canada
Schedule of Pages V5 Mkt 2 Area News
Editorials, sports, society, comics and classifieds sections listed for Market 2 area edition. Page references include TV entertainment and page markers A12C for the combined publication set.
Astronauts ready for four hour spacewalk
Two Skylab 2 astronauts Dr. Owen K Garriott and Jack R Lousma suit up for a four hour spacewalk to change solar telescope film and install gyroscopes to stabilize the station. They were about an hour behind schedule and may not exit before noon EDT.
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Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
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