District Attorney Disputes Lowenstein on RFK Slaying
Los Angeles AP report notes District Attorney Joseph Busch disputes Allard Lowenstein's claim that Sirhan Sirhan did not murder Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Busch asserts bullets fired by Sirhan killed Kennedy and wounded others, denying any conspiracy and rejecting witness discrepancies.
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Lowenstein
RFK
Los Angeles
Joseph Bisald
Robert I. Kennedy
Busch
Abe Sirhan
Allard Lowenstein
New York
Sirhan Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
An Siriun Sichan Stoet
Robert
Kennnedy
Hie
Ambassador Hotel
Sirhan
Sen. Kenneedy
Cnd
Mier Peesins
Hirden
Kennedy
Peck
William Weisels
Co-Workers Save Eight From Layoff in Nitro
In Nitro West Virginia eight mechanics faced layoffs before Christmas. Eleven coworkers volunteered to share days and pay to keep all eight employed. Supervisor O Daniel praised the act as remarkable. Work will be rotated every other week with approval from Philadelphia executives. The Teamsters union prefers seniority but the group agreed to split work and pay to protect younger workers.
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NITRO
W. Va
Din O'Daniel
Leariai
O'Daniel
Philadelphia
Teamsters Union
Rail Right of Way Favored By Linn Conservation Unit
The Linn county conservation board favors using 70.58 miles of abandoned Rock Island railroad right of way from Lint Junction to West Inc through Buchanan and Fayette counties for recreation and conservation. The state conservation commission and federal agencies show strong interest, while the board plans no direct funding but offers cooperation.
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Linn Conservation Unit
Linn County Conservation
Squawy Creek Park
McBurney Well Drilling
Wey
Lint Junction
Inc
Taddville
Union For Recreation and Conser
State Conservation Commission
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Buchanan County
Fayette County
Rock Island Railroad
Wagsipinkion
Maquoketa
Turkey
Volga
Two from ¢.R. Are Held on Robbery Counts
Jot KB muuiuros and Joseph Li Johnson both of 1620 Seventeenly avenue SE are charged with robbery for allegedly taking $190 cash and a $90 coat from Mose Griffin of 1037 Hourthavenue SE after accepting a ride from three men. Griffin identified a nickname used by Williams, who faces a second robbery surcharge from an October armed robbery. Police say two men, not three, were involved in Griffin’s robbery and Williams was previously charged in another case.
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Jot KB
Muuiuros
Joseph Li. Johnson
Griffin
Williams
James Stick
Exlyew
Road NW
Griff 1
Bally
Eorly
Vandals Damage Noelridge Park Pavilion in Early Tuesday Incident
Police investigated vandalism at Noelridge park pavilion about 1 am Tuesday. Damage estimated between 2000 and 2500 dollars included a pay phone destroyed a vending machine rammed and nine windows broken. Footprints were seen but no suspects located. Various items were dumped around the building and inside.
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Noelridge Park Pavilion
Welfare cheats reported by angry layoff victims
DETROIT AP Many welfare cheats are reported by newly unemployed workers. About 170,000 of 9.1 percent of the total Detroit metropolitan workforce were on welfare in November under the unemployment relief program. Officials say fraud calls grow as layoffs rise and more workers turn to welfare. Welfare inspectors note many complainants are themselves on benefits, with some out of work due to auto industry layoffs.
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Detroit
Friends of the Welfare
Robert Keating
Welfare Office
Cepartment of Social Services Inuity Commission
Pea
Ple
William Edwards
Atlin
Ford
Avon
Keeling
Edwards
Case Dismissed for Lack of Witnesses in Court
Francis True of 5% Sixth Avenue SE faced assault and battery charges in magistrate court. The case, tied to an incident on November 1 involving Ying Yan Tharp, was dismissed after witnesses failed to appear.
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Francis True
Sixth Avenue SE
Ying Yan Tharp
Edwards Quits Top Health Job
Washington report states Dr Charles Edwardia resigns as the nations top health official to join a private medical supply firm Edwards as an executive. He had served as state health secretary since April 1973 and previously led the Food and Drug Administration for three years.
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Washington
Charles Edwardia
Edwards
Ant
Department of Health
Education
Ince
Fool and Drug Administration
House Approves Spending Curb on Executive Homes
The House passed a measure to curb security spending on private residences of the President and vice president. The bill limits installation of Secret Service systems to one private home, requires reimbursement to the government for property value increases from security work, and directs removal of surplus systems for use elsewhere.
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House
Washington
Nixon
Senate
Hemns
Venezuelan Steel Accords Signed
Venezuelan subsidiaries of Bethlehem Steel and another firm signed agreements with the government to compensate about 110 million for nationalization of their holdings in spite of the Latin American nation’s steel sector reform.
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Vamacas.ap
B, 4, Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Thesday
Ellsberg Data To Show War Prolonging Program
Ellsberg claims secret documents prove a war prolonging effort tied to the Viklrwin Way and embassy costs. He says the papers, stolen from his Mill Valley home and later recovered, were used to mislead the public about progress and casualties. Congressional inquiries follow the missing documents and a burglary arrest of Kevin Quinn.
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Ellsberg
Washington
Lott Sferring
Ant
Priloig
Tle
Mill Valley
Elisberg
Gall
House
Mundy
Moorhead
Yines
Ling
Ris
Abe Johnson
William Florence
Senate
Wilsberg
Kevin Quinn
Hillsberg
Quinn
Bilghere
Prison Terms To Couple in Power Blasts
PORTLAND Ore AP A man and his wife were sentenced for a $1 million extortion plot against the Bonneville Power Administration Heesch 34 an unemployed truck driver received 620 years in prison and his wife Sheila 34 got a 1 year term Heesch admitted blasting two power line towers and threatening more unless paid The BPA refused to pay The judge called the crimes carefully planned and greedy Heesch got consecutive sentences on two counts of destroying government property with explosives The wife was given the maximum five years on each of two counts of being an accessory in the bombings The couple also received two years for an extortion attempt The sentences run concurrently with the longer terms early parole possible no guaranteed minimum sentence and parole board review possible anytime
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Portland
Ore
Jude
Davidt Heeneh
Bonneville Power Administration
Sheila
Heesch
BPA
Northwest
Robert Bellona
Heesches
Tle
Four Held to Linn Grand Jury in Court Action
Four persons appeared in Magistrate court and were bound over to the Linn grand jury. Max Blozvich of 1514 Keith drive Nn waived a preliminary hearing and was bound over on a drunk driving charge. Joseph Tamayo of 377 Seventh avenue SW bound over after a preliminary hearing, arrested Nov 1. Joseph Mabeck of 2711 Lever Avenue SE waived a hearing and bound over on an assault with intent to rob charge connected to a November incident. Daniel Phillips of 917 First Street SW waived a hearing and was bound over on a forgery charge for writing a $60 clerk’s fee to himself on the receipt of Antony Paulseli July 24.
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Magistrale
Max Blozvich
Keith Drive
Joseph Tamayo
Seventh Avenue SW
Joseph Mabeck
Lever
Avenue SE
Daniel Phillips
First Street
Anydy Paulseli
George Resigns to Take New Post at Wichita Clinic
Dr. Don George, superintendent of the state mental health institute at Shernkee, resigns for personal reasons per the Iowa Social Services Department. He will become an assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of Kansas Melita School in Wichita, directing a residency program at the Wichita clinical center.
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Des Moines
Shernkee
Don George
Iowa Department of Social Services
Social Services
Kevin Burns
George
University, of Kansas
Melita School
Wichita
Kan
Wichita Clinical Center
Charge Amended in False Check Case with Suspended Sentence
Sonja Brow of 1623 Seventeenth Avenue Southeast pled guilty in Magistrate Court to an amended charge of false uttering of a check for $2. Armstrong, dated November 23, was the check's recipient. A 30 day jail sentence was imposed with nine days credited and the remainder suspended.
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Sonja Brow
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Jessian
Soan Armstrong
Mezvinsky Presses Withdrawal Of Food Stamp Hike
Rep. Mezvinsky urged Secretary Bulg to withdraw proposed rules raising food stamp costs by about seven percent. He cited hardship for elderly fixed incomes and asked hearings and revocation. The guidelines would require recipients to spend 30 percent of monthly income on food stamps, with comments open until December 27.
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Washington
APY
EU Mervinsky
D-lowy
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl Bulg
Hich
Mozvinsky
Mezvinsky
1H Ietters
USDA
Food and Nutrition Service
W Ry Poage iD-texasi
House -Agriculture Committee
Bars FBI Vigil At Convention
The Young Socialist Alliance won a First Amendment ruling barring FBI surveillance at its national convention in St. Louis. U.S. District Judge Thomas Griess said certain monitoring would violate rights and inhibited attendance. Lawyer Leonard Boudin called it a historic decision curbing government snooping of political groups.
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New York
Young Socialist Alliance
FBI
St. Louis
Thomas Griess
Alliance
Feared for Life Pilot Recalls Hijacking to Cuba
Tampa charter pilot Frank Haigney returned to Miami after a hijacked small plane flew to Cuba. He said the man, described as balding and in his early 40s, pulled a gun at Tampa airport and demanded Cuba. Cuban officials later detained the hijacker, who died in the process.
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Miami
Haigney
Americas
Cuan Ant
Cuba
Havana
Gunmail
Tampa
Frank Haigney
Maigney
Wille
U. S
Ais
WBL
U. 8
Teruis
Malgney
Robin Harrison
Jim
Commons Backs Defense Cutback in UK Plan
In London the Commons approved Labor government plans to cut defense spending by 690 million dollars for 1975 to 1978. Defense Secretary Ray Masih said the reductions would not affect NATO commitments and would mainly trim British forces in Hong Kong Singapore Malaysia Mauritius Malta and Cyprus.
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Tondon
Defense
Ray Masih
Hong Kong
Singapore
Malaysia
Mauritua
Malin
Cyprus
Reds Within 7 Miles of Saigon Reported
AP dispatch reports government positions within seven miles of Saigon as the 12 day offensive continues. Doctrinuists described movements toward the capital and the strategic pressure surrounding the city.
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Saigon
Vie Wilitary
Ogest
Fragmentary Graduation Note Traced in Local Ledger
A damaged OCR fragment suggests a graduation reference involving graduates Douglas Heath and others, with unclear details about arts degrees and dates. It mentions Northern Culotite family and a sequence of strange numbers, likely misread from a former school record and financial notes.
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Douglas
Heath
Meine Wal Dilve
Probate and Executor Notices for Multiple Iowa Estates
Public probate notices announce the last will and testament of deceased individuals, appointment of executors, and creditor claims. Notices list names such as Tracy L Coats Roy Nifeenegger Thomas J Condon Frederica Schmickkle Kenneth L Moun Oliver I Stucker Eleanor McGlish and others with district court references, estate details, filing deadlines, and creditor instructions for Linn County and surrounding counties.
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Wibt
Recuyon
Tracy
Lee Coats
Towe Rot
Martin Coat
Roy Nifeenegger
Weyeby
ATE
Parsons
Wstein Wisaliuy
Roy Aidlenegaer
Aan
Gonpor
Moar
Enjureny
Ty nDy
Beery
Arebain
Horena
Eneaper
Alc
Utes
Wurtiae
Barbara J. Kapiey
Glwald
Kapiye
Kaplahy
Alan
Kapton
Jake
Baymont
Sanbary
Ini
Helee
Salle Murrel
Shea and
Jackson
Sald
Cudar Rapids
Eadhardey
Cima Panly
Nator
Catale
Thoma J. Condon
Bervaned
al Soraons
Oslo Neogich
Otha
Ann
Fredericka Schiaickle
Gochaanl
Amid
Fersars
Vth Dey
Frederica Hicalson
Schmickie
Gelands
Cafale
Clery Houle
Harald J. Howlx
Esinia
Shid Cains and
Cuires
MAM Wy Easy
RO Tee Rey
Allorney
Tor
Lawa
District Court
State of Love
Slore
Lin County Alloeneys
Arian
Iowa
Ffann
Gale
Saceyd
Ainecht
Dad
Alan Cau
Mattia
Arthur Gugene
Asidy
Morested
Egtaly Inns District Court
Said
Arthur Euaehe
Mercaler
Ligcembar
Arhye
Eugene Boss
Alice
Mat
Allen Margaret
Sala
Priuleed
Jawa
Raia Cmd
Cajon
Blstrieh
al Lawn In-Ang Fer Linn County
Tee
J. Stucker
Oliver
O. Slucker
Vale County
Heaton
Atlee
Stucker Fenculor
Ceaar
Inve Wim
Grissmatt Milorniy Tor
Todar Rawls
Dain
Lowe
Ing
Eleanor HU
McGlish
Dave Ecaruer
Eleanor
Akounamet Court
Ehrenberger
Hinilea
Saldeshte
Ilstelet
Tne Pallen
Threyer
Dreember
Altorneyn
Megane
Pulteral
Deemer
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Commons
George Edwards
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