Sugar and Spice Makes Primary Nice in County Race
A local primary headlines sugar and spice as Seager seeks re election with two women challengers in Warren County. The scene highlights petitions and candidates for Monday filings, naming Democrats and Republicans vying for county offices including judge of elections and clerk positions.
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Almay
Indians and Agents Fire At Wounded Knee Seeks Court Action
In rapid gunfire at Wounded Knee South Dakota federal agents ringed the village as negotiations stalled. AIM attorney Ramon Roubideaux plans a court motion to remove the blockade while William Kunstler returns to talks with Justice and Interior officials. Two Indians were wounded in a 12 hour standoff.
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Wounded Knee
S.D
FBI
Larry Leaventhal
The
American Indian Movement
ATM
William Kunstler
New York
Justice and Interior Departments
Ramon Roubideaux
AIM
US District Court
Rapid City
Roubideaux
Ressmen
Evernment
Silge
POW Sues Wife For Adultery And Embezzlement
Brookens, a former POW, filed suit against his wife over adultery and alleged embezzlement of about 110000 received from his employer. He obtained restraining orders to prevent disposal of property and awaits hearings on injunction, embezzlement charges, and divorce petition.
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Brookens
Franklin County
Edward S. Finkelstein
Harrisburg
Brockens
Finkelstein
Elderly Housing Demolition Hangs on Washington Freeze
Bids to be opened in April for demolishing the Heath property on West Pieasant Street in the Fourth Ward Urban Renewal area to make way for a 30 unit elderly housing project. Housing Authority chairman William Helmintoller warned that a Washington freeze on such projects could delay or cancel the plan, forcing agencies to wait for federal guidance while the last building is removed.
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Fourth Ward
Old Heath
West Pieasant Street
Heath
William Helmintoller
Washington
Helmintoller
GOP Money Trails Lead to Refunds in Watergate Era
A Texas oilman who gave $89,000 to Nixon's re election fund asked for and received a refund amid Watergate fallout. Walter T Duncan of San Antonio, a top donor, supplied a $305,000 note instead of cash, later canceled after the fund repaid a bank and he declined repayment. The episode ties into the Watergate break in and ongoing Senate scrutiny.
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Washington
Texas
Nixon
Walter T. Duncan
San Antonio
Allen
G. Gordon Liddy
Miami
Bernard L. Barker
Liddy
Barker
Democratic National
Senate
Stans
Mexico
Ae Oeces
Duncan
Hubert H. Humphrey
Econ
Probe Damage At Corry High School
Police investigate malicious mischief at Corry Area High School where six youths broke in damaged the mechanical drawing room and started a fire in a restroom. Officers reviewed student suspensions while lacking concrete leads and are checking reports with school officials.
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Guy
Corry Area High School
Mainland Prisoner Freed After China Thaw
John Downey, a New York attorney and former CIA worker, was imprisoned in China for 20 years and is to be released as part of a US China thaw. His sister and mother are in New Britain General Hospital where their critically ill mother receives care as Downey returns home. The White House confirmed the release days after Nixon announced Downey’s case amid broader diplomatic easing.
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Downey
William Downey
New York
Joan Walsh
New Britain General Hospital
Connecticut
Nixon
John Downey
China
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