Campus Revolt Character Added To List by FBI
Cameron David Bishop, a Colorado campus revolutionary linked to sabotage of four power lines, was added Tuesday to the FBI's most wanted list. The 26 year old, described as armed and dangerous, faces federal charges dating from January for dynamiting lines near Golden and a 1917 law with possible penalties up to 30 years and $10,000 per count. He is an active member of Students for a Democratic Society and has a history of burglary charges, military desertion, and drug use. Bishop’s appearance includes a skunk tattoo on his right forearm, brown eyes, and a stocky build. he may have an appendectomy scar and a chipped tooth. He is linked to several California and Colorado addresses and has connections to various colleges.
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Mace Victims Should Get Quick Treatment
CHICAGO AP The U S Public Health Service urges prompt individual treatment for mace exposure. Delayed washing increases risk of lasting effects. A letter from Surgeon General William H Stewart to health officers says flushing exposed areas with water is adequate. in severe cases gentle but copious flushing of eyes with anti inflammatory drops may help.
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Mile of Cars Car Density Declines Since 1916
The United States reports about 27 motor vehicles per mile of road now, compared with roughly 11 percent of that figure in 1916, highlighting a dramatic growth in vehicle density over the past century.
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