Kidnapping ends as boy found safe in car back seat
Six year old Eric Wolov was recovered unharmed after his father and authorities prevented a ransom handoff in Revere Massachusetts. The kidnapper Melody Allahyahian 27 Nahant was to be arraigned on a kidnapping with attempt to extort charge.
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Marblehead
Mass
Eric Wolov
Michael Wolov
FBI
Wolov
Revere
Melody Allahyahian
Nahant
Middleton
SLA Hunt Focused On Chicago
The FBI concentrates its search for Emily and William Harris of the SLA in the Chicago area. A public appeal for help was issued by Richard Held, head of the Chicago FBI, as authorities say the couple may be hiding there after sightings near Centralia. The Sun-Times notes a policeman identified the man as a Harris photo, while aliases Mike Andrews and Mary Hensley were used.
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Chicago
FBI
Emily
William Harris
SLA
Chicago Sun-Times
Sun-Times
Richard Held
Harrises
Held
Patricia Hearst
Illinois
Mike Andrews
Mary Hensley
The
Harris
Frederick Schwartz
Emily Harris
Gandhi Backers Plan Another CIA Protest
New Delhi India AP All-India Student Congress youth wing of Congress plans Wednesday protest against CIA and anti Indian propaganda in the U S press. About 200 youths held a sit in at the U S Information Service and shouted Shame on the CIA. Gandhi warns democracy off rails and signals need for controls. emergency boosts discipline and may influence opposition.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
CIA
All-India Student Congress
Mrs. Gandhi
Congress Party
U.S
U.S. Information Service
William Colby
Washington
Firm Reports No Danger in Radioactive Leak
At Hanford in Richland Washington a spokesman said a leak of about 5000 gallons of diluted radioactive waste poses no hazard to workers or the public. The leak reached 14 feet below the tank bottom but the water table 144 feet down remains unaffected. Remaining waste is being moved to another storage facility.
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Richland, Wash
Hanford
Hugh Warren
Atlantic Richfield Hanford Co
Warren
Cranston injures leg at Masters Regional track meet
Senator Alan Cranston of California sustained a pulled muscle in his upper right leg during a 100 meter dash at the Second Masters Regional track meet. The 61 year old Democrat left the track to recover but is not described as seriously hurt.
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Oakland
Calif
Alan Cranston
Lindale area artists show at Cedar Rapids weekend
More than 50 artists from northeast Iowa and western Illinois are expected for the tenth annual show at Lindale Plaza Cedar Rapids this weekend. Exhibits include watercolors oils ceramics floral arrangements and candles with purchases direct from artists.
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Iowa
Illinois
Lindale Plaza
Cedar Rapids
No Trial Delay for Woman Accused of Killing Jailer
In Raleigh Judge Hamilton Hobgood denied a state request to delay the first degree murder trial of Joan Little, 21, a Black woman accused of killing jailer Clarence Alligood with an ice pick after she says she was raped. Private prosecutor John Wilkinson aided Dist. Atty. William Griffin as the trial, set for Monday, proceeds per the denial.
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Raleigh, N.C
Joan Little
Hamilton Hobgood
Raleigh
Clarence Alligood
John Wilkinson
Washington, D.C
Alligood
Dist
Atty
William Griffin
Beaufort County
Griffin
Hobgood
FBI finds no new data in King plot report
FBI says Atlanta police report on a possible conspiracy to assassinate Martin Luther King contains no new information. The report, forwarded by Public Safety Commissioner Reginald Eaves, mirrors information the FBI already received in 1971.
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FBI
King
Atlanta
Martin Luther King
Public Safety
Reginald Eaves
Clarence Kelley
Wilburn DeBruler
Atlanta Journal
Robert Bryan Watson
Memphis
DeBruler
Department of Justice
Eaves
Justice Department
Blank Check Warning Issued by Chamber Task Force
The Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber of Commerce warns residents and businesses to guard against bad checks. Harold Ewoldt cites daily stolen checks causing sizable losses and urges treating checks as negotiable instruments. Women are advised to guard purses. The issue has been studied since last September with reps from retailers and banks on the committee.
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Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Backlog of New Homes Still Sizeable
Washington AP reports the government agency says despite a $2,000 tax credit new home sales remain too weak to clear the large unsold homes backlog. The Federal Home Loan Bank Board concludes a real boom in single family or multi family construction is a long way off.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Reagan opens door to 1976 run exploration
Former California governor Ronald Reagan says a committee is studying a possible 1976 Republican presidential bid. He denies reports of a decisive decision and plans to announce his plans later this year. He notes the party is weak and warns polls are only current for the day.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
California
Knight
Reagan
Republican Party
Ford
Harris
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