Ehrlichman Indicted in Ellsberg Breakin Case
Former White House adviser John Ehrlichman and three others were secretly indicted in the Ellsberg psychiatrist office break in. Krogh Young and Liddy named among those indicted with bond set at 500 dollars each. The judge sealed the indictments and delayed warrants to allow surrender.
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Ehrlichman
Ellsberg
Los Angeles
John D. Ehrlichman
Daniel Ellsberg
Los Angeles Times
White House
Egil Krogh Jr
David Young
Henry A. Kissinger
G. Gordon Liddy
the Times
Times
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
Superior Court
James G. Kolts
Kolts
James Doyle
Doyle
Rors
Senate Watergate Committee
E. Howard Hunt
Bernard Barker
Eugenio Martinez
Felipe DeDiego
Krogh
Young
Pentagon
Matt Byrne
Arab gunmen seize embassy in Paris
In Paris three Arab gunmen seized the Saudi Embassy and demanded a plane for themselves and at least five hostages to reach an unnamed Arab capital. They claimed ties to a Palestinian splinter group and sought the release of a Palestinian leader believed held in Jordan or Kuwait. Negotiations suggested the group might exit unharmed.
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Paris
Jordan
Kuwait
Jean Bucheton
al Scab
Beirut
Unclear fragment on hostage negotiations and Munich anniversary
Fragment mentions Harpings football players, cheerleaders, and a group called Al Scab. The text references a takeover on the Munich Olympics massacre anniversary with embassy negotiations and gunmen, but details are incomplete.
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al Scab
Bellecourt convalescing after shooting in South Dakota
Clyde Bellecourt of Minneapolis, AIM member, is convalescing at University of Minnesota Hospitals after surgery for a gunshot wound received Aug 27 on the Rosebud Reservation. A hospital spokesman said he is resting in satisfactory condition and surgery is not required at this time.
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Minneapolis, Minn
University of Minnesota
Clyde Bellecourt
American Indian Movement
AIM
Bellecourt
Minneapolis
Winner
S.C
Rosebud
South Dakota
Carter Camp
Craig
Bemidji Council seeks AG ruling on Powell defense hire
Bemidji city officials vote to obtain attorney general guidance on legality of hiring Romaine Powell to aid in defending the city against a police federation suit. A second motion to delay signing his agreement failed. Powell to represent the city at a district court hearing this afternoon.
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Bemidji
Romaine Powell
Bemidji Police Officers Federation
Powell
Herb Whiting
Ralph Moberg
Cameron McMahon
Todd Jansen
Vic Berglund
Bill Davis
Larry Dow
Grant Bateman
John Beaudette Jr
Second St
Eugene Krucke
17Th Street
Park Avenue
Milne Avenue
Beltrami Nursing Home
Four Maryland escapees charged in Ned Alday family murders
In rural southwest Georgia a 16 year old and three Maryland prison escapees were indicted on murder kidnapping and robbery charges in the Ned Alday family killings from last May. Rape indictments were returned against the three older men.
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Donalsonville
Maryland
Ned Alday
Georgia
Akron
Ohio
Tom Jenkins
County hears DNR ruling may alter land sales in Beltrami
Beltrami County Board discusses Minnesota DNR letter on mineral presence delaying public land purchases. Mineral lease sales planned this winter may affect two upcoming sales on Veterans Day and Nov 9. Several parcels were removed from restricted areas and easements approved for Bemidji expansion.
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Beltrami County Board of Commissioners
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Moose Lake
Turtle River
Taylor
Port Hope
Turtle Lake
Summit
Hines
Hagali
Durand
Hornet
Langour
O’brien
Nebish
Alaska
Shooks
Dormant
Quiring
Star Island
Cass Lake
County Board
Nebish Township
Jerry Nagle
Buzzle
Joe Skerik
Bemidji
Paper mills slow to restart as rail workers resist
Abitibi Paper Co reopened three northern Ontario mills after general rail service resumption, while a Manitoba Pine Falls mill stayed shut for a fifth day. Rail worker holdouts hindered deliveries, risking continued newsprint shortages in the United States and potential price hikes for newspapers.
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Toronto
Abitibi Paper Co. Ltd
Ontario
Manitoba
Canadian Paper Mills
United States
Abitibi
Smooth Rock Falls
Sault Ste. Marie
Iroquois Falls
Abitibi’s
Pine Falls
Man
Winnipeg
Heatwave Trims Power Grid Across Eastern States
Muggy heat grips the East as temperatures in the 90s stress the New England grid prompting a 5 percent voltage drop. New York City cut power to 18 000 Queens households at 66 Elmhurst buildings to prevent feeder overloads amid last week’s cable fires. Air pollution alerts extend across Washington and Connecticut, with New York City listed as unhealthy.
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Seaboard
New England
New England Power Exchange
New York State Power Pool
New York City
Queens
Consolidated Edison
Elmhurst
Jackson Heights
Washington Metropolitan
Connecticut
Delia Lingers Near Galveston After Texas Shoreline Hit
Remnants of tropical storm Delia churned ashore near Galveston with winds up to 68 mph gusts and 64 mph sustained as two storm related deaths were reported. Rainfall threatens more flooding across southeast Texas counties while highway crashes in Anahuac claimed two lives.
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Galveston
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Here
National Weather Service
Delia
Palacios
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Ehrlichman, Krogh, Young and
Liddy
Dist. Atty
Joseph Busch
Nixon
Anthony Russo
Hunt
Barker
Fielding
Horace May School
Frank Bain
Orly
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Sheikh Mohammed Ali Reza
Lake Lomond
Bagley
Duane Otness
Pioneer
Hwy. 71
William Carter Construction Company
15Th
17Th Streets
Naylor Electric
Neilson-Reise
James Walker
21St Street
Irvine
Norton Avenues
Street, Sewer and Water Committee
Carpenter’s Hall
Nymore
Fifth Street
Scott Avenue
Delton Avenue
Dave Walters Inc
Bemidji Aviation
Barstow
Calif
Lawrence
Alice Parker
Wesley
San Bernardino County
County Commissioners Air
Beltrami County
Wayne Alsop
Blackduck
The
Northern National Bank
Thunder Bay
Capreol
Canada
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