Man son disciple lists executives marked for assassination
Sandra Good a Manson follower says a Peoples Court has marked for death scores of executives from power lumber oil food and chemical firms alleged to pollute the environment She lists about 75 names while FBI and state officials decline comment due to a gag order in another Manson case and a Dow Chemical threat is under investigation in Detroit
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Charles Manson
People’s Court
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Ford
Washington
Justice Department
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Dow Chemical Co
FBI
Detroit
Dow
Miss Good
Associated Press
Squeaky Fromme to Face Arraignment for Ford Attempt
Lynette Fromme, linked to the Manson family, is arraigned in U.S. District Court for an attempted murder of President Ford. The indictment marks the first use of a 1965 federal statute on assassinating a U.S. president. Prosecutor Keyes aims to start trial in 60 to 90 days.
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Charles Manson
Ford
U.S. District Court
Thomas J. MacBride
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U.S
Dwayne Keyes
Reagan rally draws 2300 at Wyman for Senate bid
Reagan draws about 2,300 supporters at Wyman for a Senate rally in New Hampshire while still uncommitted to the presidential race. Governor Meldrin Thomson indicates he backs Reagan, according to AP Wire photo.
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Senate
Meldrin Thomson
Reagan
Boston schools see attendance rise amid desegregation drive
Boston reports 68.4 percent attendance as desegregation proceeds with 52,109 pupils in class. White attendance falls to 24,630 while 27,479 black and minority students attend. Charlestown tense day ends with 4 arrests for property destruction. 1,800 police kept streets calm.
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Concord
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Sasa Tirikos
Roslindale High School
Lawrence Quinlan
Minnesota school districts settle contracts in one quarter
The Minnesota School Boards Association reports only 108 of 437 districts have reached two year contracts with teachers. Starting salaries range from about 8 574 to 9 879 for bachelor's degree holders, with top scales around 12 841 to 14 276 for 12 years of service.
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Brainerd
Richfield
St. Paul
Calley’s Lawyer Plans Supreme Court Appeal
William L. Calley Jr.'s attorney J. Houston Gordon says the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reinstating Calley’s My Lai massacre conviction will be taken to the Supreme Court. Gordon calls the ruling an abdication of civilian responsibility. Calley, 32, is free on bail in Columbus, Georgia, and Army parole is pending final outcome.
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William L. Calley Jr
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My Lai
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U S Sinai role approved with no part in any wars
Congress moves to authorize U S technicians to monitor the Sinai accord while keeping safeguards to withdraw them during war or at other times. House action could come next week with Senate hearings planned to ensure the resolution avoids broad combat implications.
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D-Pa
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Gulf of Tonkin
Vietnam
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Mike Mansfield
James Abourezk
D-S.d
William Scott
R-Va
Oil controls extended to October thirty first
The House approved a bill to keep domestic oil price controls in place through Oct 31 to buy time for a broader energy compromise with President Ford.
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Ford
Sadat
Associated Press
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Voice of Palestine
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Cairo
Alexandria
SD Aberdeen
S.D
South Dakota Health Department
Aberdeen
James Corning
State Health Department
St, Paul
Minn
Minnesota Highway Department Today
Ralph Kipp
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Office
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Dems seek new oil plan acceptable to president
Democrats press a 60 day price control extension after a Senate veto loss as Ford signals openness to gradual decontrol. The plan aims to curb inflation and unemployment while weighing long term energy policy amid cost estimates from CBO and Library of Congress.
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Senate
Congress
House
White House
Congressional Budget Office
Library of Congress
U.S
CPSC chief reverses on consumer advocacy agency
Washington AP reports Richard O. Simpson, head of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, now opposes a proposed Agency for Consumer Advocacy. He argues it would add bureaucracy and separate regulators from the public, despite previously supporting a consumer protection agency. He spoke to the National Consumers League and noted a possible Ford reappointment.
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U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Richard O. Simpson
Agency For
Consumer Advocacy
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Ford
Consumer Agency
House
Consumer Protection Agency
Schedule of Pages VS.-2 Sports-12 Editorial-4 Entertainment-13
The page list shows portions across sections Sports Editorial Entertainment Society and Comics. It assigns pages to each department including Arec and Class with page numbers and cross references. The schedule helps readers locate sports features, editorials, entertainment notes, society items, comics, and class sections.
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Entertainment
Society
Arec
Grain sales to Russia hinge on new harvest estimates
Agriculture Department prepares to release grain harvest figures to gauge how much can be sold to Russia without triggering higher food prices. Ford suspends further sales until mid October amid talks with Moscow, while American Farm Bureau denounces the moratorium as capitulation to political pressure.
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Agriculture Department
Ford
Moscow
American Farm Bureau Federation
AFL
CIO
George Meany
U.S
Meany
Russia
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Department
Uscord
Babysitter Hired After Herald Want Ad
A mother seeking care for two children placed a low cost Herald want ad in the WANTED section. The job ran six days but a babysitter was hired after two days. Pay only for times the ad runs. Call after 6 pm.
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Want-Ad
Herald
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