Bomb at Central Maine Power Center prompts evacuation and fears
The Augusta CMP computer center bombing injured no one and sparked evacuations for 400 workers after two explosions. FBI and local officials explore links to alleged Black Panther aligned factions, noting similar Boston and Maine threats while urging local involvement and caution amid a broader wave of terrorism.
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Boston
Sam Melville
Jonathan Johnson
Richard Bates
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Fred Hampton
Kennebec Journal
State House
United Press International
Public Utilities Commission
Bruce Reeves
Reeves
Enemov
James Longley
Sen. Reeves
Longley
Eee
Spied
Information Digest smear claims spark police dossiers
The report asserts Information Digest and McDonald allies created secret police files on celebrities and politicians, sharing derogatory info with law enforcement. It cites NY Assembly investigators Haddad and Burton, notes a McDonald aide and a $14,000 researcher, and mentions a Watergate era footnote about stolen lists.
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Information Digest
United States
McDonald
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Bob Owens
Rees
Gerald Ford
Colorado
Martin Marietta
Ford
Vail Mountain
White House
Young Dillingers By Paul Harvey
A LA Times column argues youths increasingly commit serious crimes and face tougher punishment. It cites cases from Orlando Meriden Glendale Ebiden Dyersburg and Chicago and notes rising juvenile crime stats while critics blame leniency and defend harsher juvenile detention.
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Colo
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Jefferson County
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Tenn
Sears
Lowell Levine
New York City
Medical Examiner’s Office
Chicago
Ralph Bailer
Frank Dickson
U.S. intelligence and a test of faith
The piece argues that Senate oversight of intelligence will test faith in the Constitution and a government bound by law. It notes the Church committee's cautious yet central call for a new oversight panel, opposed by conservative committee barons, and stresses the Senate's role in restoring balance after Watergate.
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Robert C. Byrd
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