Negotiations Precede Pine Ridge Shootings and Agent Deaths
Two FBI agents and a resident were shot at Pine Ridge Reservation as negotiations with about 16 male suspects failed. A BIA official said two negotiating sessions occurred before the occupants slipped away under cover of night, with women and children later evacuated unsuccessfully.
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S.D
Pine Ridge Reservation
FBI
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Associated Press
Ronald Williams
Jack Coler
Joe Roberts
Little Joe Killsright
Kendall Cumming
Federal
Cumming
Thomas Coll
Ford to sign housing bill expanding mortgage aid
President Ford is expected to sign a bill aimed at expanding mortgage financing for thousands of moderate income homebuyers. The Senate approved the measure after a deal on a 4 percent limit on points, with GNMA pledging the cap until July 1 1976, and administration officials praising cross chamber cooperation.
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Washington
Ford
Senate
White House
William Proxmire
Pwis
House
Proxmire
National Mortgage Association
GNMA
Caria A. Hills
Housing and Urban Development
Senate Banking Committee
Federal
Daniel Carney
U.S. Railway Association
Northeast
ConRail
Agriculture Department
Treasury Department
United States
Aluminum Company of America
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear
United States may end UN command in Korea by next year
The United States offered to dismantle the U.N. command in South Korea by January 1 if China and North Korea accept a continuation of the 1953 cease fire. Americans would head a new force with South Koreans, while 38,000 U.S. troops remain under a 1954 agreement. The move aims to end annual General Assembly dissolution proposals, while concerns about the armistice status persist amid DMZ tensions and Vietnam setbacks.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N
South Korea
China
North Korea
Korea
U.N. Security Council
U.S
General Assembly
Washington
Seoul
State Department
Robert Anderson
North
Indochina
Dmz
America
Vietnam
Cambodia
Man 81 Dies After Walking Into Train Near Home
John A. Carlson, 81, died in a Minneapolis hospital from injuries he suffered when he walked into a passing railroad train near his home. The accident occurred at the intersection of Hennepin County Road 3 and 5th Avenue where tracks cross, authorities said.
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Minneapolis, Minn
John A. Carlson
Hennepin County Rd
Sth Avenue
Will face espionage charges in New York and Baltimore
Lebanese-born cousins Friaay Sarkas Paskalian a New York jeweler and Sahag K De deyan a 41 year old mathematician from Rockville Md face court hearings next month on espionage charges. This marks the first Soviet spying case brought in the United States since 1973.
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Washington
New York
Baltimore
Friaay
Sarkas
Paskalian
New York City
Sahag K. Dedeyan
Rockville
Life sentences for two SLA members praised as no big deal
Russell Little and Joseph Remiro were sentenced to life imprisonment for the 1973 murder of Oakland School Superintendent Marcus Foster. In court they dismissed the ruling as not a surprise, saying revolution excites them while praising slain SLA members. The case ties to Patricia Hearst and the 1970s SLA network.
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Linda Kramer
Oakland
Calif
Russell Little
Joseph Remiro
Alameda County
Remiro
Judge Sheehy
SLA
Los Angeles
Man Arrested in Stabbing Death of Teacher
Edina police arrest a 22 year old man for questioning in the stabbing death of 33 year old Margaret Hattel whose body was found in her apartment January 28. Police say the man lives in the same building and may be presented to the Hennepin County grand jury next week.
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Edina, Minn
Margaret Hattel
Wayne Bennett
Miss Hattel
Bennett
Hennepin County Grand Jury
Guerrillas Release Two Women Hold Man Remains
Marxist guerrillas in Zaire freed two hostages, Carrie Hunter and Emilie Bergmann, after six weeks, while Kenneth Smith stays captive awaiting ransom talks. U.S. and Dutch diplomats express relief as efforts to secure Smith continue.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Zaire
U.S
Carrie Jane Hunter
Atherton
Calif
Emilie van Zinnicg Bergmann
Netherlands
Kigoma
Lake Tanganyika
Kenneth Stephen Smith
Garden Grove
Miss Hunter
Miss Bergmann
Norman Hunter
Beverly Carter
Jan van den Berg
Smith
California
Stanford University
Richard W. Lyman
Steven Smith
Popular Revolutionary Party
Mobutu Sese Seko
Confrontation over IWY leadership at Mexico City Medical Center
An AP Wirephoto shows a tense moment as a person grips a microphone during a dispute at the Medical Center on Friday over who should lead the International Women's Year Conference in Mexico City.
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Medical Center
Mexico City
Environmentalists oppose Ford holdup of clean-up
Environmentalists and some administration experts oppose President Ford's four year delay until 1981 for stricter auto exhaust rules. Automakers welcome the proposal arguing the delay is needed while Ford cites a potential health hazard posed by the catalytic converter as the main reason for the postponement.
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Howard Benedict Washington
Ford
Congress
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
White House
Frank G. Zarb
John Quarles
Quarles
National Academy of Sciences
Ford Motor Co
Lee Alacocca
National
Clean Air Coalition
Senate group approves no fault measure
A Senate Commerce Committee approved a no fault auto insurance bill requiring coverage for all drivers. The measure promises lower premiums, with victims paid promptly by their own insurer, and sets minimum standards for states. Critics argue accident lawyers earn high fees while some administration figures show mixed opinions.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Commerce Committee
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Commerce
James L. Buckley
Con-R
N.Y
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Ernest P
House
Magnuson
Hoye
Schedule of Pages VS Market Editorial Society Classified Lego Area
Publication page list shows sections for Editorial Society Classified and Sports plus area news and comics. The entry appears as a generic index line dated 10 19 12, with page labeling rather than a specific event.
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Society
Lego
Comics-Tv
Piano for sale in Westbrook ad runs two days
Family sells a spinet piano by placing a low cost Herald want-ad in the miscellaneous musical instruments section. The ad, under Westbrook, offered the instrument in excellent condition and noted viewing times. It ran for six days.
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Cos Herald
Westbrook
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