Prisoner Nabbed After White Phone at Airport
Richard C Cary 28 was arrested at San Francisco International Airport after deputies paged fugitive Gary who fled a work furlough. Cary answered the white phone and was detained for transport to Redwood City jail.
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Steelworkers back experimental no strike pact for steel
In Pittsburgh, USWA delegates approve an experimental agreement to end nationwide steel strikes. The plan, backed by Abel and Laery, aims to modernize industry, curb stockpiling and job losses, with a five member panel to arbitrate unresolved settlements between unions and Big 10 firms.
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Nader charges pacemakers may be faulty in patients
Nine hundred Americans with Medtronic pacemakers are at risk of sudden failure from potentially defective devices. Dr. Sidney Wolfe of the Health Research Group warns patients could faint or die, while Medtronic defends device reliability and notes ongoing physician communication. The FDA has begun reviewing Ware's report as a recall of several Medtronic units had earlier been announced.
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Brain error detector claimed by Soviet researchers
Soviet scientists report a brain fault sensing system that detects and corrects errors. They identify detector cells in brain regions tied to sense of direction and subconscious orientation, tested with electrodes on animals and some human patients. Researchers suggest this error detector helps amend mistakes without conscious awareness.
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Rap leader found guilty on robbery and weapons charges
In New York, Hir Tap Beawn and three co defendants were found guilty of robbery and illegal weapon charges after a holdup and shootout with police at the Red Carpet Lounge in Manhattan. Three officers were wounded. attempted murder charges were declared a hung jury. Brown had been linked to earlier incitement charges in Cambridge Massachusetts in 1967.
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CBS denies plans to air X rated films
CBS executives deny any plan to show X rated movies on CBS. A flood of letters claims otherwise though officials state the network has no such titles in its current library and no plans to acquire R rated films. They emphasize edits and ratings shifts toward PG or general audience rather than explicit material.
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Air Force launches two Athena missiles at White Sands
Air Force launched two Athena missiles Thursday night from White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. The 148th and 157th vehicles lifted off at 9:09 and 10:30 PM as part of a test program conducted by the Army, Navy, Air Force and NASA. Data collected will aid studies of reentry physics for multiple services.
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Maryland Penitentiary riot ends after two hours
Seventy five inmates at the Maryland Penitentiary seized the Talamate wing, taking seven hostages and threatening death. Police and guards stormed the building with shotguns and plastic bullets, hospitalizing three hostages and detaining others as corrections officers investigated the disturbance and noted the event as disorganized.
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Five Slayings Found in Detroit East Side House
Five men including a self styled minister and two poverty program volunteers were slain in a ransacked Detroit East Side house. Police say the executions appear deliberate with wounds including slashed wrists and stab wounds. The victims were Rev Lonnie Demon Edward Lille Tile Nie Jansison and brothers Bawail and Jimmy Jefferson. a large kitchen knife and ammunition were found at the scene. Motive is undetermined and no drugs were indicated.
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