Two FBI agents killed in Pine Ridge ambush
Two FBI agents were shot to death while serving warrants at a Pine Ridge Reservation house. An Indian in the house was reported killed in the gunfire. Authorities described the killings as an execution and say about 100 federal, state, and local officers searched the area with no arrests.
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Terry Woster
Pine Ridge
S.D
South Dakota
William Janklow
FBI
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Joseph Trimbach
Jack R. Coler
Ronald A. Williams
Oglala
Wounded Knee
Coler
Denver
Williams
Rapid City
S.C
Minneapolis Tribune
Little Joe Killsright
Porcupine
Pierre
Richard Kneip
Kneip
Kniep
Washington
Janklow
Britons arrested in Uganda to face military tribunal
Nairobi dispatch reports Idi Amin says more Britons may be tried by a Ugandan military tribunal for alleged anti-Amin propaganda. Denis Hills already condemned to death for criticizing Amin. Kenya seizes a Soviet arms convoy bound for Uganda amid diplomatic tensions.
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Uganda
Nairobi
Kenya
Idi Amin
Kampala
Denis Hills
Hills
Amin
James Callaghan
Callaghan
Britain
Defense Council
Daily Nation
Nile River
James Gichuru
Rear-facing seats debate resurfaces after Eastern 727 crash
Dr. Michael Baden says most of the 110 victims died within seconds of impact in the Kennedy Airport crash, suggesting rear-facing seats might have saved lives. Fourteen survived. investigators weigh turbulence and other causes as the FAA plans full tape release.
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New York
Eastern Airlines
Michael M. Baden
U.S
New Orleans
Kennedy International Airport
John W. Kleven
Kleven
The
Kenne
ACLU to Senate on 5000-Word Report Amid Alleged Plots
The ACLU says it will submit a 5000-word report to the Senate Intelligence Committee detailing alleged plots by the FBI and San Diego police to assassinate a local antiwar activist, citing two informants in the accounts.
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San Diego
American Civil Liberties Union
Senate Intelligence Committee
FBI
San Diego Union
ACLU
H. Peter Young
Police
Beirut Becomes War Zone As Civil Clashes Widen
In Beirut mortar and machine gun battles between Moslems and Christians rage for a fourth day. Shops and schools close as the government says the situation is deteriorating rapidly. Casualties rise with at least 21 killed and over 50 wounded. Britain and France move toward secret arms and tech deals with Egypt to fuel its arsenal.
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Beirut
Lebanon
London
Britain
France
Egypt
Reserve Mining tailings on land favored by engineers
Leif K. Jacobsen of Kaiser Engineers testified that the Reserve Mining on-land tailings disposal plan is technically feasible and safe. The project would involve a $252 million facility to process and store taconite wastes seven miles to a site near Milepost 7, replacing lake dumping that created a 20 year delta. An environmental studies professor backed stabilizing the Silver Bay delta as a sensible approach.
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Silver Bay
Minn
California
Reserve Mining Co
Leif K. Jacobsen
Kaiser Engineers
Lafayette
Calif
Reserve
Lake Superior
Jacobsen
University of Wisconsin
Editorial and Society Notes Highlight Local Happenings
A compact roundup covers editorial views on community issues and society notices. Local features include area happenings, classifieds items, brief sports notes, and entertainment snippets reflecting the week’s neighborhood pulse.
Congress Falls Short On Housing Bill Compromise
Congress battled to pass a housing bill to President Ford but failed after the administration demanded removal of a 1 percent fee cap. Sen. William Proxmire said the issue was principled and rejected a blank check to set fees, as GNMA loan authority aimed to aid moderate income buyers with a $10 billion expansion.
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Jor Hall
Washington
Congress
Ford
Sen
William Proxmire
Dwis
Senate
White House
House
National Mortgage Association
GNMA
Proxmire
Supreme Court rules confinement of nondangerous mentally ill unconstitutional
Kenneth Donaldson a 67 year old ex carpenter won a landmark ruling. The Supreme Court held that state hospitals cannot confine a mental patient against his will and without treatment if the patient is not a danger to self or others. The decision could prompt massive releases from mental institutions and unsettled psychiatrists nationwide. Donaldson faced a 15 year battle in Florida facilities before the ruling in Washington.
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Florida
Kenneth Donaldson
York
Supreme Court
Bruce J. Ennis
Mental Health Law Project
The
American Civil Liberties Union
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Donaldson
Syr
Hcuse
N.Y
Florida State Hospital
Chattahoochee
J. B. O'Connor
O'Connor
Potter Stewart
Ennis
1975 Pork Queen Sue Anderson Crowned in Brownsdale
Sue Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Anderson of Waltham was crowned Mower County Pork Queen at the Pork Producers cook out held Thursday in Brownsdale She graduates Hayfield High School this month and will attend college in the fall
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Sue Anderson
Stanley Anderson
Waltham
Mower County
Pork Producers
Brownsdale
Hayfield High School
Sue
Judy McDermott
Serling OK After Open Heart Surgery
Rod Serling creator of The Twilight Zone remained in guarded condition today after a ten hour open heart operation at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester. A spokesman said guarded condition implies critical illness. Serling had suffered a heart attack two months earlier while visiting Ithaca College as a professor.
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Rochester
N.Y
Rod Serling
Strong Memorial Hospital
Serling
Ithaca
Ithaca College
Two Men Arrested in Spy Case Against United States
FBI arrested Sarkis Paskalian a New York resident and Sahag Dedeyan a Rockville Maryland resident on charges of spying for the Soviet Union. Paskalian faces conspiracy to gather national defense information with possible death penalty. Dedeyan charged with failing to report illegal photographing of defense info carrying up to ten years and a $10,000 fine.
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FBI
Soviet Union
Sarkis
Paskalian
New York
Sahag K. Dedeyan
Rockville
Lebanon
United States
Dedeyan
Dedegan
Operations Research Inc
Silver Spring
Applied Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins
U.S
NATO
Eduard B. Charciyan
United Nations
No charges yet on shooting suspect
A man was held in the shooting death of Charles Gonier 45 at a farmhome gathering in Hibbing Minnesota. Investigators from the St. Louis County sheriff's office and the state Crime Bureau said no formal charges had been filed yet and withheld further details.
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Hibbing
Minn
Charles Gonier
Nett Lake
St. Louis
Gonier
John Whelan
State Crime Bureau
Wanted Experienced Part Time Secretary
Advertisement reports an experienced part time secretary sought by placing a low cost Herald want ad in the help wanted section. The ad called for shorthand typing and filing skills and ability to handle telephone calls with flexible daytime hours. Applicants were instructed to send full resumes to a masked address. the notice ran three days and was scheduled to run six days in the paper.
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Herald Wantad
Help Wanted
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