Germany's Worst Wreck In 4 Years 86 Injured
A Munich area train collision on a single track left 36 dead and 6 injured at first reports, later revised as officials chased the full toll on a curve near Warngau and Schaftlach. Police noted no Americans among the identified dead.
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Germany
Munich
West Germany
Bad Teelz
Schaftlach
U5 Army
Bot
Bass
Wrethare
Ruhr
Illegal Linn jury list forces fresh 1975 draw
A Linn County judge ruled the current jury list illegal and ordered a new list drawn from voter registration data. Defense lawyers raised the issue after a district court session delayed the Whiting case, with historians noting potential impacts on 14 criminal and 24 civil trials this year.
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John Hyland
the Gazette
Petit, Grand
Salisman
Lyland
Iowa
Trudge Ansel Chapman
District Court
Linn District Cour
Hyland
Glen Whiting
Whiting
Forsieth Street
Chapman
Linn
AIM leaders plan Cedar Rapids protest over Wounded Knee ruling
AIM says it will stage a large July protest in Cedar Rapids connected to the 71 day Wounded Knee siege. Carter Camp Leonard Crow Dog and Stanley Holder were found guilty of robbery and obstructing a postal inspector, sparking implications about Indian religious rights and a historic gathering.
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Council Bluffs
American Indian Movement
AIM
Cedar Rapids
Wounded Knee
Carter Camp
Leonard Crow Cox
Stanley Holder
U.S
Camp
Crow Dog
Amm’s
Crazy Horse
Sitting Bull
George Custer
Delay Harris Rays Chances At NGC Vote Clash
Washington state battles over budget and party lines threaten Gov. Daniel Evans attendance at the 67th National Governors Conference. Iowa Gov. Robert Ray seeks seven votes to edge Gov. James Holshouser for GOP chair, with support from Hammond Bow en Bennett Milliken Rhodes Moore Ruth Bund Godwin Edwards Nelson. The meeting centers on a party alternation rule, amid broader fears over Sen Wallace gaining delegates next year.
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New Orleans
Washington State
Daniel Evans
Robert Ray
Iowa
National Governors Conference
NGC
Evans
Ray
North Carolin
James Holshouser
Dick Gilbert
Holshouser
Jay Hammond
Alaska
Otis Bowen
Indiana
Robert Bennett
Kansas
William Milliken
Michigan
James Rhodes
Ohio
Arch Moore
West Virginia
Earl Ruth
American Samoa
Christopher Bund
Missouri
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
James Edwards
South Carolina
Mills Godwin
Virginia
Hatshouser
Court Lets Parents Shun Jobless Dole for Welfare
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that unemployed parents may choose between unemployment compensation or welfare under 1968 welfare amendments. Justices held states cannot force use of unemployment benefits before welfare unless Congress and states amend federal law. The decision also covered other actions including flag burning conviction appeal, Iowa hospital wage standards, coal mine black lung funding, and Watergate plea changes.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
William Rehnquist
Congress
Patricia Farrell
Iowa
Shift in Reactor Emphasis Told
Washington AP The Ford administration announced a shift in research emphasis from the experimental breeder reactor to more development of conventional nuclear power. Commerce Secretary Rogers Morton led the Energy Resources Council meeting notes, citing breeder delays costs and environmental criticism. Conventional reactors may supply about 20 percent of U.S. power by 1983, with breeder not expected until the 1990s or later. Morton suggested considering lower tariffs on imported oil if prices rise and noted a possible 1988 demonstration industry for synthetic fuels from coal and shale. China’s officials showed little interest in oil exports during a 1980s visit.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Commerce
Rogers Morton
Cabinet Level
Energy Resources Council
Morton
United States
China
Tia
Anti-War Radical Susan Saxe Accepts Guilty Plea Deal
Susan Saxe, antiwar activist and Brandeis graduate, withdrew her innocent plea and agreed to plead guilty to stealing 6,240 dollars from the Bell Savings and Loan in Philadelphia in September 1970 and to participating in a robbery at the Newburyport Mass federal arsenal. Under the deal prosecutors and defense say a sentence of no more than 10 years is likely. she faced up to 40 years and a 30 000 fine, and charges for 1970 bank robberies in Evanston Illinois, Beverly Hills California, and other interstate flight warrant would be dropped. She had been on the FBI's 10 most wanted list for over four years.
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Philadelphia
Susan Saxe
Miss Saxe
Bell Sayings and Loan Association
Newburyport
Mass., Federal Arsenal
Luongo
Goverment
Evanston
Til
Beverly Hills
Calif
FBI
Ford to release Rockefeller report on CIA plots
President Ford will publish the Rockefeller Commission findings while keeping secret the assassination plot details. Senate intelligence chair Frank Church's panel will receive the assassination information, and Attorney General Levi said the Justice Department will review any criminal implications.
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Ford
Rockefeller Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
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Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Senate
Frank Church
Idaho
Robert Maheu
Howard Hughes
Richard Bissell
Lucien Nedzi
D-Mich
Special House
Nedzi
Alan
Stamiing
Atty
Edward Levi
Justice Department
Rockefeller
Department
Levi
ABC
Washington Post
Chicago
Sam Giancana
FBI
CFA
Post
Giancana Jieutenaat
Chuckie English
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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