FBI arrests three in BIA building takeover case
FBI agents arrested Alicia Quiroz 18 and Andrea Quiroz 22 of Rialto California and Myron Thomas 31 of Chicago in Bressie Oklahoma on charges tied to the November 2 occupation of the BIA Building in Washington. Indictments allege possession of BIA property including a transcribing machine adding machine and various documents.
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Ouklahoma City
FBI
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
D.C
Grand
Arnold C. Larson
Oklahoma
Alicia Quiroz
Andrea
Rialto
Calif
Myron Thomas
Chicago
Bressie
Okla
Whitney Grey
Scottsdale
Ariz
David Molino
Redlands
BIA
Thomas
Oklahoma County
Clinton
Larson
Plan Hearing For Killing Suspect In Ohio Case
Extradition proceedings were to begin for 56 year old Frank Sedlowski of Brookfield, charged with the murder of Serena Manning in Franklin, Pennsylvania. Manning, a mother of five, was found dead in her home with a back wound and a note near an open Bible. Sedlowski, an acquaintance of the victim, declined to waive extradition and was held in Trumbull County jail over Thanksgiving.
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Warren
Ohio
Brookfield
Franklin
Frank H. Sedlowski
Trumbull
Siedlowski
Serena Manning
Sedlowski
Norwegians Seek Mystery Submarine
Norwegians renew hunt after navy reports lights on a fjord hillside near Sognefjord. Police investigate as defense officials stress no proof of a foreign submarine. a frigate previously fired on a moving submerged object, later deemed not a submarine.
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Oslo
Norway
Naval
Sognefjords
Defense
Johan Klepper
Defense Command
Troneheim
Youth Sues Over Education Failures For $1 Million
San Francisco teenager who graduated Galileo High School without adequate reading or writing skills sues the city and state for defrauding him of an education. Represented by Susanne Martinez of the Youth Law Center, he seeks $500,000 general damages, $500,000 punitive damages, and tutoring costs to improve his reading.
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San Francisco
California
Galileo High School
Peter W. Doe
Susanne Martinez
Miss Martinez
Youth Law Center
Continue Probe In Car Cycle Fatality Jamestown Boy 14
Jamestown coroner Frederick L. Hitchcock said he continues to investigate a Tuesday bicycle fatality. John J. Reimondo, 14, of Jamestown, died after being struck from behind by an auto driven by Frederick G. Thompson, 43, of Falconer. Thompson was arrested for driving while intoxicated.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Frederick L. Hitchcock
New York State
Hitchcock
John J. Reimondo
Justin Reimondo
Elizabeth M. Cobb
Youngsville
Reimondo
Frederick G. Thompson
Falconer
Thompson
Tompson
Eazor Sues Teamsters Over 1968 Strike Loss
Eazor Express Co. sues the International Brotherhood of Teamsters for 3 million dollars alleging illegal 36 day strike in 1968. Named are Teamsters Local 337 Youngstown and Local 249 Pittsburgh. Philadelphia counsel Tom Monterverde says Youngstown terminal closed, industry faces wildcat strikes, and that the international union is worth over 80 million. Case before U.S. District Judge Hubert I Teitelbaum with briefs due December 1.
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Pittsburgh
Eazor Express Co
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
International Union
Eazor
Teamsters
Youngstown
Ohio
Tom Monterverde
Philadelphia
Monterverde
Teamsters International
U.S
Hubert I. Teitelbaum
Sailors Describe Violent Racial Clash Aboard Kitty Hawk
About 100 sailors, both black and white, were involved in an October race clash aboard the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk off Pearl Harbor. Accounts from crewmen claim knives forks and chains were used in a fight lasting hours before Marines ended the melee.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
San Diego
Vietnam
Manila
North Vietnam
Philippines
Jones
Toa Lp
Constellation
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White Dove P.M
White Dove P
White Dove Posture Mate Silent Foam Foundation
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Navy
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