Olean High sniper arraigned as 3 killed at school
Anthony Barbaro, 17, a top rifle team marksman and honor student, was arraigned on three murder charges for the Olean High School rampage that killed three and wounded eleven. Police stormed a third floor room as a National Guard tank aided evacuation. barber noted as quiet loner with flawless discipline.
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Olean
N.Y
Olean High School
Anthony Barbaro
National Guard
Carmen Wright
Neal Pilon
Earl Metcalf
Herbert Elmore
Louis Nicol
Nicol
Barbaro
Joseph Eade
Richard Krott
Metcalf
Olean High
Few Americans Buy Bullion on First Day of Legal Gold
On the first day of legal gold ownership in 41 years few Americans purchased bullion. Futures markets saw heavy early trading, with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and New York Commodities Exchange reporting brisk activity and rising prices, though actual purchases by the public remained limited. Senator Buckley bought 24 ounces early in New York.
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James Buckley
New York
New York City
International Monetary Market
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Commodity Exchange
Merill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Co
Zurich
London
U.S
Sen. Buckley
Speculation Fears Over Early Iowa Gold Sales
Des Moines AP report notes gold sales begin in Iowa amid worries that private ownership will drive speculation. State Banking Supt. Cecil W. Dunn questions why Congress allowed private ownership. Iowa banks are not dealers, though some may act as agents for major dealers. federal banks show no gold dealers. The piece cites possible sales via Des Moines banks as agents for Republic National Bank of New York or Continental Illinois National Bank of Chicago.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Cecil W. Dunn
Congress
Dunn
Republic National Bank
New York
Continental Illinois National Bank
Chicago
Twe
FDIC
Fed
Dean Testimony on CIA Spying Recalled
Former White House counsel John W. Dean III testified that the Nixon administration received intelligence reports on demonstrators and radicals from the FBI and CIA after a system to restructure domestic spying was set up. The report notes CIA activity and a Colby memo on illegal U.S. citizen spying, with references to Hunt and Barker and impeachment-era disclosures.
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Washington
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Central Intelligence Agency
John W. Dean III
Dean
Nixon
Congressional
FBI
CIA
Associated Press
E. Howard Hunt, Jr
No Name Illness Sweeps Central Iowa Town
By Dale Kueter a mysterious illness, described as viral infections of various kinds, is widespread in Cedar Rapids. Pharmacists report a stock shortage of antibiotics and cough syrups but say no emergency exists as doctors note peak patient visits and varied symptoms.
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Hong Kong
Carr Gives Senate Hold To Demos
Democrats gain control of the Iowa legislature after Robert Carr wins the 10th district senate seat in Dubuque, giving a 26 to 24 senate edge. In related races, Tom Jo chum and Tom Tauke win in the 19th and 20th districts, shaping a Democratic House majority while a Republican governor remains in office. The special election fills three vacancies including deaths and resignations, with continued coverage on Page 3.
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Iowa
Senate
Dubuque
Robert Carr
James Esmoil
Iowa House
Tom Jo
Chum
Donna Kann
Tom Tauke
Joe Sullivan
Lyndon Johnson
U.S
Barry Goldwater
House
Robert Ray
Harold Hughes
Clyde Herring
Ray
Joseph Clark
Carr
Jury Deliberations In Watergate Case Seek Transcripts
Jurors in the Watergate cover up trial indicate they will not rush to judgment. They request trial transcripts including early testimony as they weigh guilt of Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman Mardian and Parkinson. Judge Sirica says full transcripts would cause three weeks of delays and possible confusion. Foreman John Hoffar leads a panel of nine jurors in stringent working conditions with no alcohol media or letters during deliberations.
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Washington
U.S
John Sirica
John Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Robert Mardian
Kenneth Parkinson
John Hoffar
U.S. Park Service
Mitchell
John Dean
Frederick LaRue
Jeb Magruder
Dean
Safe ride home program urged by safety official
Safety Commissioner James Steinbeck and Police Chief Wallace LaPeters test a ride home option for partygoers who have had too much to drink. Call 398-5242 to request transport, with no arrest for intoxication. The aim is to reduce drunk driving and start conversations about drinking responsibility.
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James Steinbeck
Steinbeck
Wallace LaPeters
New Year's Eve plans span motives and manners
Amid New Year anticipation, San Francisco hotels offer dinners and dancing for 40 to 55 dollars while Salt Lake City's First Christian Reformed Church plans a midnight candle service. Los Angeles prepares for Rose Bowl events as Miami Beach socialites reflect on home gatherings, and Honolulu blocks a street for an outdoor dance. American Airlines and United report holiday bookings down about 12 percent as New York Greenwich Village hosts an unusually long daytime party with proceeds to Muscular Dystrophy Association.
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Nob Hill
First Christian Reformed Church
Salt Lake City
Robert Howell
Decatur
Ala
American Airlines
United Air Lines
Manhattan
Miami
San Juan
Ashland Oil Fined 25,000 Over Political Donations
Washington AP reports Ashland Oil Inc admitted concealing illegal political donations to Democratic Chairman Robert Strauss and Senators Hubert Humphrey and John Tower among others. The Kentucky firm pled guilty to five counts, faced the maximum 25,000 dollar fine, and cited avoidance of a lengthy trial.
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Washington
Ashland Oil Inc
Robert Strauss
Hubert H. Humphrey
John G. Tower
Ashland
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R.I
Charlie Sedlak
By Charles Roberts
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Los Angeles Times
William E. Colby
Ford
the Times
Colby
Daniel Schultz
Bernard Barker
Schultz
Barker
Radio City Music Hall
Watergate Committee
C.R
By Dale Kueter
Demos
With Hughes
Tom Jochum
Robert
Sirica
The
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Los Angeles
Miami Beach
Lester Moshecon
Honolulu
Greenwich Village
Ashland Oil
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