Bandit Seized After Bank Hostage Standoff in NYC
A barefoot gunman demanded 10 million in gold and Hearst release, held 10 hostages at Bankers Trust in Greenwich Village, released seven for beer and sandwiches, and was captured after police entered through a back door. One shot fired, no injuries. Ray Olsen, 23, of Merrick, NY, faces kidnapping and armed robbery charges. He initially claimed SLA ties, later said it was impulsive. Hostages unharmed.
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Cat
Olsen
New York
Putty Hearst
Ateft
UPI
Manhattan
Patricia Hearst
Polce
Miss Hearst
Willian
Emily Harris
Wendy Yoshimura
Symbionese Liberation Army
San Francisco
Richard Sraberg
Emergency Service Squad
Seaberg
SLA
Ray Olsen
Merrick
N.Y
Bankers Trust Co
Greenwich
Kidnay
United Presa International
Patty Hearst
Harris
Alen
Bultes
Ming
Seat. Muni
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Mesquakie Sulel Moray
Watstate
Worbers
Teibak
Ipust
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Tete
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India
Linda
Samo Pele
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Sastie
Tate
Petojert
Library Unit Proposes Obscenity Statement at Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids public library reconsideration committee recommended adding a statement on pornography to the materials selection policy and wired to keep professional librarians on the committee. The board would finalize changes, with actions forwarded for approval.
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Cedar Rapids Public Library Et Att. J
Library Board of Trustees
Robert Foley
Donald Witherell
Birchwood Drive
Witherell
Board of
Library Board
Cedar, Rapids
Foley
Weaker currency demand in 76 debate over elasticity
A fragment suggests a debate on monetary policy advocating a more elastic currency of 76 while noting the tension with an adhesive, sticky currency. The note references broader economic policy discussions without specific figures or sources.
Ford's Demand for Equal Tax Cuts Draws Skepticism
Washington AP says Congress opened debate on Ford tax cut plan totaling 28 billion for 1976, extending 22.9 billion in effect. Critics call the linked spending reductions and dollar-for-dollar trade off unrealistic as Ways and Means weighs 12 billion in individual cuts and 2-3 billion for corporations.
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Washington
Congress
Thesday
White House
Ways and Means
Hy Committee
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Ullman
Dann
CBS
Treasu
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Garupusul Weil
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Expert Panel Clears RFK Gun Theory Despite Debate
A panel of top firearms experts concluded there is no substantial evidence that more than one gun fired in the Kennedy assassination. After five years of review and multiple tests the panel submitted a 23 word court statement noting no proof of a second shooter.
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Los. Angeles
UPJ
United States
Robert Hennedy
Kennedy
Sirhan Sirtain
Anc Puore
Aginal
Sithian
Whey
Kenney
Chase
House overrides Ford veto on school lunch bill
Washington AP reports the House voted 347 to 1 to override President Ford’s veto of a 2.75 billion child nutrition bill. Debate focused on extending breakfast programs and aid to low income families while critics claimed the plan raised overall spending.
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Bone
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House
Carl Perks
D-Ky
House Education Committee
Perking
Fowerstiddle-Cliss
Bronte
Furl Jeais
Mace Ham
Bis
Congress
Factions Fight as Mesquakie Vote Nears in Tama
The Mesquakie Indian settlement near Tama faces internal strife as council member Wanatee seeks a court action to force a special election on the settlement. Disputes over leadership, trust funds, and distribution of Indian land monies fuel divisions ahead of the October 21 election, with tensions spilling into meetings and press coverage.
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Donald Wanulee
Midille
Tusa
Wanatye
Fin Anual Gitreitly
Weahington
Wanatee
Kenneth Young Dear
How Food Stamp Program Grew and Its Public Backlash
The article describes growing confusion and debate over the food stamp program as it expanded from a welfare aid for the very poor to a broad income maintenance source. It notes examples of widespread use, including by unemployed workers and even students, and details enrollment rising from 3.4 percent unemployment to 8.3 million participants and spending increasing by about 7 billion dollars.
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