FBI Agents Scour Pine Ridge Reservation in Murder Case
About 100 to 150 federal agents comb the Pine Ridge Reservation near a house after ambushes and a deadly shooting. An armored vehicle, helicopters and jeeps join the search as residents are interviewed. no arrests made and injuries reported. The investigation centers on four men charged with robbery and assault, while officials vow to pursue those responsible.
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FBI
Frida Ae
Pinee Indian Reservation
Tingle
Federal
Thomas Coll
National Guard
Coll
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Yea Still
Minneapolis, Minn
Esman
Minneapolis
R. Coler
Ronald A
King
Compensation Rates To Rise In West Virginia
West Virginia will raise base workers compensation premium rates effective July 1 with mid month announcements. A major overhaul aims to align rates with injury experience and strengthen insurance like financing. 31,500 employers participate, up 10,000 from last year due to 1974 legislation. minimum and maximum weekly benefits rise from $128 to $173. A-1 class base rate is $14.25, with sub classifications increasing granularity. Some coal industry complaints cite disproportionate rates for non coal roles.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Co Iy Yo Compensation
Rick Becker
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Nixon Testifies 11 Hours Before Two Grand Jurors
Former President Richard Nixon testified for 11 hours under oath before two grand jurors at the Coast Guard station near his California home. His testimony was voluntary and not compelled by subpoena, his lawyer said. The session marked a rare instance of a former chief executive giving sworn testimony in a Watergate inquiry.
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Richard M. Nixon
Watergate
Ortin
Nixon
Res
Library of Congress
Herbert J. Miller
California
District E Columbia Grand Jury
Ey Eeee
U.S. Coast Guard
San Clemente
Seson
Plumbers
ITT
Charles “Bebe
Lerogg Penn
San An
Califor
PHA Head and 2 Members Resign Over HUD Woes
Bluefield Public Housing Authority chairman Lynn Johnson and members Bob Coulling and Ron Satterfield resign amid HUD funding troubles for the Hi Street housing project. Replacements will be named by the City Board. other members May resign as well, with HUD decisions pending on a $400,000 aid package and corrections work.
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Jim Terry
Bluefield Public Housing Authority
Pia Artes Pe Ys Po
Hi Street
Lynn Johnson
Bob Coulling
Ron Ar
Bluefield Board of Directors
Authority
Bob Culler
Richard Wesley
Culler
Wesley
Coulling
Adamen
Aater
HUD
Satterfield
Johnson
Bluefield
Ieee
Housing Authority
Edwin Elliott
Burton
Seca al Dene Aenet Sein
New Mines Expansion Aims 5.5 Million Tons by 1985
Washington AP reports a National Association study projects new mines and expansions will add more than 5.5 million tons by 1985. The study cites capacity rising to 76.31 million tons in 1977 and 86.45 million tons later, with most growth in the western United States.
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Washington
National Association
NCA
FBI Arrests Suspected Soviet Spies in City and Maryland
FBI arrested Sarkis Paskalian, a Manhattan jeweler. Saheg Dedeyan, a Rockville mathematician, faces espionage charges. Both held on bonds, with possible death penalty for Paskalian. Agents say they passed material to Soviet agents while posted at the United Nations.
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Washington
Manhattan
Pentagon
Sarkis O. Paskalian
New York City
Saheg K Dedeyan
Rockville
Bond
Baltimore
Pee Ee
United Nations
Paskalian
Can
Armenia
Dedeyan
Sara Lee Ae
Sip
APCO to Appeal Ruling In WV Refund Case
Appalachian Power Co says it will appeal a court ruling on a $22 million refund to customers after the West Virginia Public Service Commission disallowed 86 percent of a July 1971 rate increase. The state Supreme Court denied Appalachian’s appeal last week and the company plans to file the appropriate papers.
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Charleston
W. Vavil
U.S
Ekeeieten
State Public Service Commission
Appalachian
Ems Nm Appalac
Wiles Sont Preonty
Electricity Cost Solutions Hinted In Virginia Report
Virginia Governor Mills Godwin announced the Electricity Costs Commission released a lengthy report with guarded optimism for lower rates in the future. The 245-page study stresses long term options and conservation to cut costs, with most recommendations needing over a year to implement.
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Richmond
Mills Godwin
Electricity Costs Commission
Virginia
Theovernor
Ne Cie
Ronald
Madison
Taylor
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