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Attica Prison Strike Ends After Week of Tension
Attica NY officials say a week-long strike at Attica prison ended with inmates returning to duties on Monday. The facility was near normal over the weekend as shops closed, with no holdouts reported. The state had agreed to most demands, extending administrative changes to Attica including touch and kiss allowances and limited rectal searches.
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Attica
al Castro
Department of Correctional Services
Castro
Correctional Services
Benjamin C. Ward
Ward
Margo Lewis
Buffalo
Michele Simpson
Missing $17,000 in Bemus Point Fire Fund
The Chautauqua County DA is probing the disappearance of about $17,000 from the Bemus Point Volunteer Fire Department building fund. An internal audit flagged the loss and the DA and Sheriff are involved with an outside accounting firm planned. officials say the fund balance is now only a few dollars.
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Rulni
Chautauqua County District Attorney
Bemus Point Volunteer Fire Department
Paul V. Webb
Fire Department
Webb
Paul M. King
Chautauqua County
Bemus Point
Arthur Parment Jr
Eldridge Cleaver says will accept prison in faith
In a Meet the Press appearance Eldridge Cleaver linked his resignation to Christianity and said he would do any work the lord brings him. He faces trial in Oakland on 1968 shootout charges after fleeing abroad on a $50,000 bail. Betty Ford to stay in Vail for another week to recover from arthritis while President Ford returns to Washington with family. Dolores Ibarruri ready to return to Spain from exile in Yugoslavia at any time. Muhammad Ali acknowledges paternity of Veronica Porche's child and agrees to support and custody terms with visiting rights and inheritance provisions.
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Farmer
Eldridge
Cleaver
Nbc-Tv
Oakland
Calif
Vail
Colo
Betty Ford
Colorado
White House
Sheila Weidenfeld
Ford
Jack
Susan
Dubrovnik
Yugoslavia
Dolores Ibarruri
la Passionaria
Tanjug
ST. Joseph, Mich
Muhammad Ali
Veronica Porche
Hata Yasmeen Ali
Berrien County Register of Deeds
Ali
Bradford Police Testimony Tells of Cummins Threats
Brad ford labor leader Donald F Cummins a member of the Governor s Justice Commission threatened to have Bradford policemen fired after arrest a Bradford Holiday Inn incident was recounted at a preliminary hearing Sergeant William P Peckham testified Cummins said he would "have my badge my job and the jobs of the other two officers" The three defendants Cummins his daughter Diane and David Hickey pleaded innocent and were bound for county court action Hickey faces aggravated assault and disorderly conduct charged while the Cumminses are charged with obstructing the administration of law and with disorderly conduct The case was heard before District Justice Robert Zimmerman with testimony from several officers and a Holiday Inn employee</S>
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Bradford
McKean County
Democratic Party
Donald F. Cummins
Governor’s Justice Commission
William P. Peckham
Holiday Inn
Cummins
Cummings
Robert Zimmerman
Cumming
Diane
David Hickey
Hickey
Jean
Greg Blier
James K. Angell
Peckham
Daniel McGinnis
Ralph Hancock
Mary Johnson
John Leete
Angell
U S Steel Withdraws 4.5 Percent Price Increase
U S Steel Corp withdrew its October 1 price hike on sheet and auto appliance products. The move surprised industry observers and shifts leverage to Bethlehem Steel. Armco delayed its increase to January, while National Steel declined to follow. U S Steel cited competitive factors and will set future prices based on market position.
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Pittsburgh
Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Armco Corp
National Steel
Armco
U.S. Steel
Betty Ford predicts Ford win despite Nixon pardon issue
Betty Ford says the White House is lonely, expects a tough campaign against Democrat Jimmy Carter, and believes her husband will win. She notes Nixon pardon may be an issue, defends frankness, and mentions plans to campaign in Illinois and Chicago area. Susan Ford denies affair rumors and underscores family image.
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Vail, Cola
Betty Ford
White House
Bard
Carter
Ford
Ex FBI No 2 Admits Break in OKs
Former FBI official W Mark Felt acknowledges ordering break ins on Weather Underground in New York and the PLO in Dallas in 1972 and says if indicted his defense will rely on national security. He argues the actions were not illegal but extra legal and says he would do it again. He defends the FBI as a noble organization under attack.
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Washington
W. Mark Felt
FBI
Felt
CBS
Weather Underground
New York
Palestine Liberation Organization
Dallas
L. Patrick Gray
Justice Department
FBL
PLO
U.S
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