Alphabet Bomber captured in Los Angeles airport bombing case
Los Angeles police arrested Muharelm Kurbegovic a 31-year-old Yugoslav accused of claiming responsibility for the Aug 6 Los Angeles International Airport blast that killed three and wounded 35. He allegedly identified as Isaac Rasim and as Military Commander of the Aliens of America, with tapes tying him to earlier threats and a second device found at the Greyhound terminal. Federal charges include murder and destruction of an airport. investigators searched his Hollywood apartment for more bombs.
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Furniture firm surprised by Paran pollution charge
Green Mountain Furniture Co. on Route 67A in North Bennington faces a charge for discharging 6 fuel oil into Paran Creek without a permit on July 14 or 15. Deputy Raymond Bolton noted penalties up to 25 000 dollars and six months in jail, while President Charles O Leary said the firm was surprised by the filing and had contained and cleaned up the spill at cost over 1 000 dollars.
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Selectmen Review Bennington Bicycle Safety Plan
Bennington selectmen on Tuesday night informally backed the concept of a bicycle safety ordinance but postponed adopting a law requiring annual registration and inspection of bikes. The session left open questions on enforcement, costs, and implementation timelines.
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Vermont budget gloom seen as possible $5 million cut
Vermont officials warned a budget gap could force Gov. Salmon to trim up to five million dollars beyond the two million already cut from the general fund. Administration Secretary Robert M. Wilson told the Joint Fiscal Committee that tax receipts, especially from tourism, are weak and that “stormy seas” lie ahead as the state faces a growing imbalance between resources and programs. The governor can curb expenditures to avoid deficit spending, though Wilson did not specify which areas would be hit.
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Ford Reaches Out to Black Caucus at White House
President Ford met 16 black congressmen, led by Rep. Charles Rangel, to discuss housing and unemployment proposals. The gathering marked improved ties after tensions with Nixon era civil rights debates, with plans to present a broad legislative program to Ford and to honor Ambassador Rodger Davies at Andrews Air Force Base.
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Rockefeller Offers Blind Trust Promise For Vice Presidency
Nelson Rockefeller, a multimillionaire and former New York governor, told Congress he will place his large holdings in a blind trust if confirmed as Gerald Ford's vice president. He pledged full financial disclosure during hearings, including tax returns, and said he would comply with committee requirements. Ford praised Rockefeller as a capable partner who could step into the presidency if needed, while acknowledging likely thorough confirmation hearings.
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Vermont officials react favorably to nomination
Vermont leaders from Governor Salmon to all three Republican congressmen welcomed Nelson Rockefeller’s bid as vice president. Senate and House members praised Ford’s choice, noting Rockefeller’s readiness to work with him and predicting smooth Senate confirmation.
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VFW delegates reject Ford amnesty proposal
In Chicago the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention, over 4,000 delegates, voted unanimously to oppose any amnesty for Vietnam draft evaders. They reaffirmed a strict no amnesty stance, insisting violators face trial and penalties. The vote followed debate and reminders that Lincoln pardoned only deserters who later faced service.
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Kissinger Says U S Won't Be Cyprus Intervention Policeman
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told an American Legion convention in Miami Beach that the United States cannot be the world’s policeman and will not yield to pressure for military intervention in Cyprus. He urged negotiation as the path to enduring peace while maintaining U S military strength, and noted a peaceful protest outside the Fountainbleau Hotel by Greek sympathizers and Cuban refugees opposing detente with Castro. The event honored Kissinger with the Distinguished Service Medal as he outlined foreign policy under Ford and paid brief tribute to Nixon’s legacy.
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Inside Maine Environmental Board shuts door on refinery
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