Two kidnappers elude FBI after abducting banker’s wife
Two men abducted the Bank of America executive’s wife in Bakersfield and fled with $50,000 in small bills after posing as a broker. Sheriff Dodge said five FBI teams and deputies monitored leads but could not close in. The woman escaped and called for help as the suspects left the area near Famoso. Investigators consider a possible link to a prior Phoenix case.
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Blaze damages unoccupied college building at Stanford
Flames swept an unoccupied two story building in Stanford University's central campus area causing minor damage. University fire chief John Barr said the blaze started when a heater was placed too close to a gas heater. No injuries were reported as fire crews from four trucks responded to the eight o clock Thursday night blaze.
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Barry Jr in law charged in real estate case
In San Bernardino California Dr E Moulinter Ghermah father of former Senator Barry Goldwater Jr’s wife faced charges of grand theft and 54 counts of false advertising tied to a real estate sale. Deputy DA Charles Walfe said the case involves a 128 parcels sale for 1.1 million at Bear Lake, with buyers misled about utilities.
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Passengers Escape Plane Crash In Fort Lauderdale
An Eastern Airlines flight crashed during approach near Fort Lauderdale Florida ten people aboard escaped before the fuselage burned. One stewardess suffered a broken vertebra and two crew members were hospitalized for observation. An eyewitness said a lightning strike hit the tail as the twin engine plane swooped low over a highway near the Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport. The flight, Eastern 26, was a Miami to Cleveland service with a stop at Fort Lauderdale.
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Protesters try to interrupt KOMO TV news reading
A group of fifteen women entered KOMO-TV Seattle during an evening news segment seeking to read a statement against press censorship and alleged distortions. They left after read permission was granted for a future broadcast.
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Nixon Eyes Long Term Grain Pact With Soviet
Washington reports Nixon’s summit with the Soviet Union likely to yield a long term grain agreement worth about 200 million dollars per year for five to sixteen years. U.S. exports totaled about 375 million last year as talks proceed on debt, trade status, and broader aid.
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Joint space flight pact proposed during Nixon visit
CAPE KENNEDY AP reports the United States and the Soviet Union nearing a joint space venture timed for Nixon's Moscow trip. The plan envisions a June 1975 linkup between a modified Apollo spacecraft and a Salyut station, with three Americans and three cosmonauts aboard.
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Protests interrupt House again in gallery disturbances
Spectators in the House galleries interrupted debate on a bill funding State Justice and Commerce. Martin Feinrider of Buffalo shouted redress of grievances, read an antiwar position, and was escorted out in handcuffs with two women. Capitol police warned all to leave as chants warned of more disruptions.
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Meany Attacks Nixon Compulsory Arbitration Policy
AFL-CIO President George Meany blasted President Nixon’s plan for government arbitration of transportation labor disputes as a step toward total illiberalism and potential dictatorship. He warned such a move would bind workers to government puppets and threaten democracy while aiming to curb union bargaining power.
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Lawmakers Consider Funding Options for Amtrak
Lawmakers near a conference committee deal on Amtrak funding with a mix of operating funds and loan guarantees. The plan proposes about 224 million for operations, 175 million in loan guarantees, and adds provisions for improved stations locomotives and passenger cars. Amtrak President Roger Lewis resists the Senate plan and seeks 170 million in operating funds.
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Groups urge federal removal of marijuana penalties
Two national public health groups petition the administration to decriminalize marijuana remove all federal penalties for use and sale citing studies that small daily use is harmless and urging reclassification. They say current law under 1970 federal drug law mislabels marijuana as highly dangerous and threaten jail and fines. They vow to take the case to court if needed.
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Old Chicago Building Collapses After Aged Structure Fails
Debris rained on cars as a long neglected Chicago building collapsed yesterday. Fire Commissioner Robert Quinn said the structure, over a century old, suddenly fell due to age. Police report injuries among 12 people, with several in serious condition.
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