Fromme arraignment scheduled today in Ford assassination case
Lynette Fromme known as Squeaky faces arraignment in Sacramento on charges of attempted assassination of President Ford. Court security expected tight as U S Attorney says trial could start in 60 to 90 days. she is held on a 1 million bond. The 26 year old is argued to have aimed to gain attention for Charles Manson, with investigators continuing to probe possible conspiracy.
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Charles Manson
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U.S
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Dwayne Keyes
Secret Service
Sacramento County
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Dave Shinn
San Quentin
Sharon Tate
Keyes
Larry Buendorf
Harold Eugene Boro
Boro
Civil Service
Miss Good
Manson follower names execs marked for death by vigilante court
Sandra Good, tied to the Manson group, told the Associated Press of a so called International People s Court of Retribution targeting business executives deemed to harm the environment. She listed about 75 names including leaders in Exxon ITT Standard Oil Union Oil and Gulf Oil with quotes calling for their removal.
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Charles Manson
International People’s Court of Retribution
Miss Good
Lynette
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Ford
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International Peoples’ Court of Retribution
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AP Radio
Exxon
ITT
Standard Oil
Union Oil
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Co Ae
Reny defies delay move as court orders tax bills mailed
Commissioner Reny of Saco told Chairman Auger and Justice Spencer he will comply with the court order to mail tax bills by the Monday deadline. Auger and Cote oppose the measure amid disputes over the county budget, while an appeal looms and warrants await signing.
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Saco
Clement Auger
Lincoln Spencer
Justice Spencer
Auger
Donald Cote
Reay
Attorney General's Office
Spencer
Eny
Cote
Reny
Kenneth Norton
Norton
Canada
Saco Tanning Co
Maine Supreme Court
Ees
Saco River clay resurfaces in local Bicentennial mugs
Raymond Lund of Thornton Academy revives Saco River clay for handmade bicentennial coffee mugs. Nearly a ton gathered from the river last year is dried, cleaned, and hand formed, then fired in an electric kiln. Each mug bears a Hand In Hand symbol and a 13 original colonies imprint, with only 500 pieces produced and sold at 149 Main St in Saco.
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Stephen Muskie
Deering
Laurel Hill Cemetery
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Main St
UFW Wins at Inter Harvest in Salinas Lettuce Election
In Salinas California the United Farm Workers defeated the Teamsters 1167 to 28 to represent workers at Inter Harvest the nation’s largest lettuce farm. Nineteen ballots were no union and 121 challenged but not affecting outcome. Gallo winery workers awaited a vote result.
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Calif
Cesar
Chavez
United Farm Workers
Teamsters
Inter Harvest
UFW
Inter- Harvest
Teamsters Union
E&j Gallo
Boyle given three life terms for Yablonski murders in 1969 case
W A Tony Boyle a former UMW president aged 73 received three consecutive life sentences for ordering the murders of Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter. Court heard he claimed innocence as he faced Judge Francis J Catania in Delaware County. The Yablonskis were slain on December 31 1969 and their bodies found in Clarksville Pennsylvania.
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Tony” Boyle
United Mine Workers
Joseph A “Jock” Yablonski
UMW
Francis J Catania
Delaware County
Boyle
Coal Miners’ Union
Yablonskis
Riddle Memorial Hospital
Middletown
UAW
John L. Lewis
Springfield
Clarksville
Uring
Richard A. Sprague
Yablonski
William J. Turnblazer
Ford campaigns in Keene New Hampshire for Wyman
President Ford toured Keene New Hampshire in a hand to hand campaign for GOP Senate hopeful Louis Wyman. He spoke to thousands at the town square after greeting supporters along a 120 mile motorcade route through 14 communities.
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N.H
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New Hampshire
Louis C. Wyman
Sacramento
Calif
Wyman
Senate
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Secret Service
Larry Buendorf
Charles Manson
Portsmouth
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
White House
Durkin
Congress seeks new national energy policy amid Ford veto threat
Democrats push a 60 day extension of oil price controls after Senate defeat blocks override. Ford signals openness to gradual decontrol while White House projects higher gas prices and inflation. Congressional leaders press for quick action as energy policy battles loom over billions in consumer costs.
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Inside the Journal Today's Chuckle
A humorous line laments the worst kind of person who explains how he did it by telling others his method in a boastful way. The quip recalls common bragging ruts and the social irritant of instructional boasts.
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