Fugitive Weather Underground Leader Surrenders in New York
Mark Rudd, once a Columbia uprising figure and Weather Underground leader, gave himself up at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office. He faces misdemeanor and related counts from antiwar protests in the 1960s and is to be transported to Chicago to face Illinois charges. FBI notes indicate several Underground members remain at large as others face probation.
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New York
Mark Rudd
Radical Weather Underground
Manhattan
Rudd
Gerald Lefcourt
Mark
Columbia
Columbia University
FBI
Lefcourt
Chicago
Weather Underground
Underground
Benardine Dohrn
Phoebe Hirsch
Robby Roth
Weatherman
Flood Waters Recede In KC
Kansas City area reels from 12 inches of rain in 24 hours leaving at least 18 dead and 1,200 homeless with millions in damage. Country Club Plaza and Brush Creek suffer major losses as Missouri and Kansas governors seek federal disaster aid and relief.
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Kansas City
Country Club Plaza
Brush Creek
Blue River
Missouri
Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Mission
Salvation Army Center
Johnstown
Lance Blasts Hearsay in Budget Fight
Washington AP Budget Director Bert Lance denounced media innuendo and hearsay claiming his effectiveness is damaged by allegations. He said he will appear before the Senate Government Operations Committee Thursday amid criticism from Sen. Charles Percy, while a linked embezzlement case involving a Atlanta inmate and Lance’s former bank draws scrutiny.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Lance
Georgetown
Senate
Charles H. Percy
RTI
Carter
Atlanta
Billy Campbell
Campbell
Cianfrani seeks Supreme Court stay on expense records
Senator Henry Cianfrani asks the U S Supreme Court to block turning his Senate expense records over to a federal grand jury. He repaid 10000 from the Appropriations Committee fund to the chief clerk’s account while officials vow tighter spending rules.
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Harrisburg
Henry Cianfrani
US Supreme Court
Senate
Cianfrani
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cianfiani
Appropriations Committee
Roy Aiflerbach
Henry Messinger
U.S. Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Grand
Senate Energy Reform Clashes Highlight Carter Plan
Senate energy battles unfold as Bennett Johnston predicts rejection of rate restructuring while the energy conservation bill advances. Lawmakers vote to ban cars under 16 mpg for 1980 models and raise to 21 mpg by 1985, with low interest loans for solar heating and home insulation requirements.
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Bennett Johnston
D-La
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Assault charges stem from North Hills fracas in Erie
Chief Kenneth Nichols said two Erie men Gordon P Fisher and David Brown face simple assault charges from an August 20 incident at North Hills Golf Course involving four Corry youths. Erie golfers claim provocation. Corry youths deny, judge to decide. Police also reported a Wayne Street crash at East Frederick with Sara Scott cited for failure to stop.
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Kenneth Nichols
Erie
North Hills
Nichols
Gordon P Fisher
David Brown
Corry
Wayne Street
East Frederick
Sara M. Scott
Frederick
Wayne
Charles W. Krepps Jr
Marion Street
Ms. Scott
Krepps
Rental Of School Buildings Almost Becoming Big Business
Corry Area School District plans a fixed rate schedule for public use of school facilities. Superintendent Krepps cites rising utilities and labor costs and growing demand. New rates include Class A free access, Class B rates for auditorium gym cafeteria at 10 per hour with 25 minimum, and per-person cafeteria charges, plus classroom and staff costs.
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Corry Area
Board of Education
Charles Krepps
Krepps
Columbus
Concord
Conelway
Sparta
Vo-Tech
Wright
Corry Area High School
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N.J
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Leeds
Philadelphia
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Nastasi
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Eugene Scanlon
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Sens
Stanley Noszka
Dallegheny
Paul J. McKinney
H. Craig Lewis
Bucks-Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Police
Corry City
Tony Balut
Troop E
Lawrence Park
Paul Sita
Balut
Dennis Anderson
CPD
Greg Stewart
Clair Stiles
Governor's Justice Commission
Journal
Martin
Energy Committee
Ted
Ries
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