Hail Spooks Horses at Chicago Track and More
A fierce spring storm battered the Chicago area, spooking Arlington Park horses after hail and high winds disrupted the track. O’Hare Airport evacuated a control tower briefly as winds gusted, while hail up to 18 inches covered parts of southern Wisconsin. Heavy rains and flooding affected Indiana and Arizona towns, with power outages and damaged plants reported. crews cleared snow and mudslides in Idaho.
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United Press International
Chicago
Arlington Park
O’hare
Wisconsin
Jorry Snyder
Romatr Advocate
Snyder
Haid
Lyons
Indiana
Wingis
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Northwest
Idaho 2
Lowman
Dake
Co op seeks to recover taxes from IRS
The Cooperative Grain and Supply Co. of Hoseland, Nebraska, filed in U S District Court to recover 129 478 dollars it says the IRS wrongly charged as back taxes and interest. It paid 338 197 dollars for 1962 to 1972 but was told about 330 080 dollars more. The co op argues it is an exempt farmers cooperative with most capital owned by producers who market through it. It claims patronage refunds were not recognized as taxable, and appeals the IRS decision as unlawful and arbitrary.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Cooperative Grain Arid Supply Co
Hoseland
U. S. District Court
Co-Op
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Stork
Roan
Jury selection begins in Bolles murder trial
In Phoenix court, jury selection starts Monday for James Robison and Max Dunlap, accused of murdering Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles with a car bomb. Trial may relocate if impartial jurors cannot be sworn after extensive questioning. John Harvey Adamson, a key witness, has pleaded guilty to second degree murder in exchange for testimony.
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Max Dunlap
Bolles
John Harvey Adamson
Robison
Dunlap
Adamson
Gal Bolles
Testimony roles in crash near Dobbins air base
Two air traffic controllers testified at a National Transportation Safety Board hearing that a crippled Southern jet could have reached Dobbins Air Force Base after losing 7,000 feet during a two minute communications failure if the pilot had not made a 180 degree turn. The DC9 crash on April 4 killed 72.
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Walt Sms
Atlanta
UPL
Dobbins Air Force Base
Dobbins
National Transportation Safety Board
Leonard Parker
AA Center
Hampton
Parker
James K. Chapman
Bank loaded with presidents seeks court on boss clash
In Alsip State Bank of Alsip a board split led to firing president Corneliuson and naming Mace Rubenstein acting head. Directors seek court order to install Rubenstein while Corneliuson allegedly overruns loans, Judge Schaller requests bylaws and more details.
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Alsip, Hi
UPL
State Bank of
Alsip
John Cornelingen
Harold Dykstra
Mace Rubenstein
Rubenstein
Corneliuson
George Collins
Cook County
George Schaller
Schaller
Collins
Will Return Man to South Dakota
David Jenkins, 28, Rapid City, SD, pleaded guilty to reduced manslaughter in the strangulation death of Daly Seiver, 32, Casper, WY. A judge sentenced him to 18 to 20 years in Wyoming, to be served if released, and he will be returned to South Dakota to complete a life sentence for strangling Gary Oster, 17, Rapid City.
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Cheyenne
UPL
Wyoming
South Dakota
David Jenkins
Rapid City
Daly Seiver
Casper
Wye
Joseph Maier
Jenkins
Energy scientists to be trained at Northrop University
Northrop University in Los Angeles plans the nation’s first program to train energy science bachelors. Dr. David G. Pelka, chair of the new Energy Science Department, says the United States will need more than 190,000 energy engineers by 1980 to meet predicted demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northrop University
Los Angeles
David G. Pelka
New Energy Science Department
United States
Prison design praised despite two escapes at jail
In Alexandria, architect Thily Steinsehule defended the Rapides Parish Jail design after two inmates escaped by dismantling ceiling light fixtures in the $7 million facility. Officials added attic walls to block the route, though prisoners may still crawl through fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
UPI
New
Rapides Parish
Thily Steinsehule
Steinehute
Louisiana
Atic
Seek pair who held up Omaha bank Wednesday
Authorities seek two white men, 180 pounds with brown hair, who robbed the Carmusker Bank of Omaha in a West Omaha trailer facility. They tied the teller, took nearly $5,000, stole her car later found near Nebraska Methodist Hospital, and fled after passersby freeing the teller.
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Omaha
UPL
Carmusker Bank of Omaha
FBI
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
PRI
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O'Hare
Timiles
Federal Aviation
Patrick O'Sullivan
Boss
Omaha Bank
Columbus
Menasha Columby
Tocal
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Kingswood
Ernst Olds-Pontiac-Cadillac, Inc
Ernst
Starsky & Hutch
Oldsmobile
Plymouth
2Door
Bella
DELTA
Allian
Dow
Ed Loseke
Mike Stachura
Todd Schwank
Auto Parts
Goodrich
Columbus Motors Inc
THE
Dodge Boys
Loran Crumley
Robert Toby Tyler
Orv Aldrich
Don’s Alto
Ubld
Volkswagen
Bob Johnson
Fiennelny
26Th Ave
Camero
FORD
GMAC
Hiwey
Rem Gurogel
Salva
Lowell
Wunderlichs
Zera’s
Auto Mart Vwih Stud Ave
Apache Street
Indian Hills
Bonanza
Harley David
Albin
Dolores Valase
Lowell Walker
Ilays
Lincoln
Call Columbus Metal Industries
tALCON AUTO PARTS/SALVAGE
Ath Ave
West An Hiway
Phono
Keystone Sun
Garbers Racing Uluere
3Rd Ave
Firestone
Sure Ie
Tom Davis
Main Street
Uel
Uriate
Bank of
Jung
Jutius NyHeler Estate
M14
Lath Street
Columbuus
Hotiy Buss
August Range Jr Auctionedes
Reynold Dilter
Columbus Bus Auction
Really Cy Auctioneers
Margaret Gleason
Matto Center
Henry
Bussy
Rudyrs Dr
Auels
Wr. Saalfeld
Richigied Nebr
Renae Jr
Henry Buss
Nielsen
Rodin
Ford Ltd
Tudor
LTD
Nielsen Chevrolet
Buick CO
14Th Street
23Rd Avenue
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