Bomb Explosion Kills 11 at LaGuardia Airport
An inoperative locker bomb shattered the LaGuardia baggage area. at least 11 dead and over 50 injured as the airport closed and 45 flights were diverted or canceled. FBI agent Jeff McMurtney was among the injured. police searched for two suspects described as teens or early twenties.
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New York
LaGuardia
Jeff McMurtney
FBI
Ews
Palestine Liberation Organization
Tentative police contract settlement reached after mediation
The City and the Bemi Federation of Police officers reach a two year 1976 77 tentative contract covering wages sick leave and loss of income protection. Wages rise about 15 percent over two years with 6.5 percent in 1976. Sergeants patrolmen 8.7 percent dispatchers 7.8 percent animal control 10.7 percent secretaries 6 percent meter monitors 7 percent. Insurance contributions frozen at 11 dollars monthly. Council expected to approve Monday after private dinner poll.
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Bemi Federation of Police Officers
Earl Schaff
Larry Dow
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Dow
Ken Palmer
Police Federation
Palmer
HRDC meetings weigh policy, expenses and regional role
Commission members debated staff policy, pre announced local meetings, and agenda control to align with HRDC policy. They planned bi monthly full meetings, increased information for townships, and more public-facing HRDC influence through transparent expenditures and regional input.
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Hrdc Commission
Gerald Willet
Richard Pearson
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Lowell Bijella
Hrdc Board of Directors
Humphrey nearly clears 1972 campaign debts
Sen. Hubert Humphrey has paid about 900000 in loans at four cents on the dollar to 18 creditors, closing most debts from his 1972 bid. By February 15 he hopes to finish all accounting though about 80000 remains unsettled, with an estate settlement and a negotiated debt still pending.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
David Gartner
Humphrey
Gartner
New York
Mary Lasker
Joseph E. Cole
Cleveland
Meshulam Riklis
S. Harrison Dogole
Philadelphia Securities
Walter Shorenstein
San Francisco
Irving J. Kahn
San Diego
Percy Ross
Minneapolis
New York City
White House
Police Commission Approves Three Police Chief Candidates
Bemidji Police Civil Service Commission voted unanimously to implement the court decree certifying the top three names from a seven person eligible roster for police chief to City Manager Don Dougherty. The formal step concludes a nearly three year effort.
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Police Commission
Bemidji Police Civil Service Commission
Don Dougherty
Don LaVoy
George Theroux
Indians and Historians Clash Over Wounded Knee Report
Indian leaders and historians dispute a U.S. Army study claiming restraint at Wounded Knee in 1890 and labeling the massacre as mischaracterized. They argue the soldiers killed many, with witnesses and survivors calling it a preplanned slaughter and question the Army’s impartiality and burial practices.
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Pierre
S. D
U.S
Wounded Knee
South Dakota
Vine Deloria Sr
Robert Lee Sturgis
Senate Judiciary Committee
James Abourezk
Dl.d
Robert Burnette
Judiciary Committee
Deloria
Custer
Joe Horncloud
Pine Ridge
Horncloud
Judge bars Rozelle Rule ban but stays ruling on appeal
U S S District Judge Earl R Larson held the Rozelle Rule violates antitrust law, barring the NFL and its 26 teams from enforcement. He stayed the ruling and a permanent restraining order pending NFL appeal, as Mackey and 14 others sought to end restrictions on player mobility and salaries.
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USS
Earl R. Larson
NFL
Rozelle
Larson
Baltimore
John Mackey
Mackey
NFL Players’ Union
California
Joe Kapp
Supreme Court
Thiayer
Arart
National Football League
Congress
Soviet France offer pumps to aid India mine disaster
The Soviet Union and France joined the United States in offering high capacity pumps and technicians to help flood a northeastern India coal mine where at least 372 miners are feared dead. U S officials say 10 pumps of 2500 gpm capacity are en route from Midland Texas with four experts to assist.
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New Delhi
India
Soviet Union
France
United States
Ministry of Mines
Robert Barrett
U.S. Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration
Washington
Midland
Tex
Postal Rates Increase To 13 Cents Amid Court Stay
The Postal Service raises the price to mail a letter from 10 to 13 cents on Wednesday after a U S Court of Appeals stay blocked the earlier hike. Judge John J Birica granted the stay delaying a merits ruling while rates rise in the interim.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Appeal
U. S. District Court
John J. Birica
Leading indicators show slight rise in November
Washington AP reports the index of leading economic indicators edged up in November after October's decline, marking the first increase in three months and suggesting a flat economy as growth tapers post-recession. The Commerce Department notes a four tenths rise versus a four tenths drop in October, with September down slightly.
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Commerce Department
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