Five Japanese Red Army militants move toward Libya escape plan
Five armed Japanese Red Army members who held 53 people at the U S embassy for two days boarded a plane in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday and prepared to fly to Libya. Malaysian officials said the plan aims to swap 15 remaining hostages for five militants freed from Japanese prisons.
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Ford and Miki End Talks on Korea Defense Stance
President Ford and Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Miki wrap two days of talks with a joint call that a secure Korea is essential to Asia peace. They reaffirm the U S Japan alliance and vow defense commitments to Japan and to Seoul. Miki pledges no nuclear weapons and a strengthened self defense forces.
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Cargill Sues Independence Man Over Grain Fraud
Cargill Inc. seeks 217245.56 in losses and 150000 in punitive damages plus 367245.56 in each of two defendants Carl J. Eddy and Independence Salvage Co Inc doing business as Independence Wholesale Co The suit filed in Cedar Rapids federal court covers 172 truckloads of corn from Dec 1 1974 to June 18 this year with Eddy and an employee allegedly falsifying weight tickets on 122 loads.
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Bombs Rock Federal Building Court in Washington
A bomb exploded in Everett federal office building just before dawn, injuring no one and causing about 10 000 dollars in damage. Eight hours earlier a bomb rocked Tacoma federal courthouse during jury trial proceedings.
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Prosecution rests in Little murder trial
In Raleigh North Carolina the prosecution rested its case in the Joan Little murder trial as expert testimony suggested the jailer's shirt was unbuttoned after the stabbing. State chemist William Pearce testified that the shirt's hole aligned with the wound indicating the garment was opened post mortem. Little, a Black woman, contends she acted in self defense during an attempted rape.
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Gurney Cleared on Five Counts in Florida Trial
A federal jury in Tampa acquitted farmer Edward Gurney on five counts of attempted influence peddling. The jury deadlocked on two remaining counts in the corruption case.
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New Theory Hoffa Arranged Own Disappearance
Federal investigators weigh Hoffa staged his own vanishing amid support for a theory involving his foster son Chuckie O'Brien. Sources compare Hoffa’s possible immunity fears and prison release violations to a Mafia or Teamsters power struggle and note potential court rulings could spur motives for foul play.
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Fed notes June rise in consumer debt signals renewed confidence
The Federal Reserve reports consumer credit increased by 545 million in June to 146.1 billion, the second straight monthly gain after a prior decline. Gains span all major categories with large boosts in personal loans and nonauto credit as tax rebates and programs spur spending. Car loan borrowing rose modestly but remains below year-ago levels.
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Two AIM Leaders Remain At Large After No-Show Sentencing
American Indian Movement figures Carter Camp and Stanley Holder did not appear for sentencing in Cedar Rapids federal court on charges tied to the 1973 Wounded Knee takeover. Judge Edward J. McManus issued bench warrants. FBI reports show no location. Lawyers said they had no contact with the leaders who may face additional charges for failure to appear.
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Executive for Sears Kidnapped in Colombia
Ronald Cooper, assistant manager for Sears Rochuck and Co in Colombia, was kidnapped in an ambush at his home in Bogota. The driver and a maid were injured, and Cooper’s wife and children were in the United States. Ransom demands were not yet made.
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Comyn and Rutter Rumor Sparks Local Chatter
Gossip mill in town stirs talk as residents discuss rumors around two figures named Comyn and Rutter, with no official confirmation yet. Community reaction shows mixed skepticism and curiosity about possible events.
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