FBI Agents Killed in Oglala Shootout Amid Negotiations
Reports detail two FBI agents and one Indian killed as arrests were attempted near Oglala. Negotiations with Pine Ridge occupants followed a gun battle that left 16 men inside a house, with 8 women and children nearby. Officials say shots were fired during talks and some occupants escaped undetected later. The incident comes against a backdrop of the 1973 Wounded Knee occupation.
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FBI
Wounded Knee Legal Defense Fund
American Indian Movement
Russell Means
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Associated Press
Oglala
BIA
Pine Ridge
Wounded Knee
The
AIM
Service Station Robbers Sought
Three men robbed the cash register at the 6th Ave Arco Service Station and 24 hour market early Saturday. Edward O. Boyd Jr. said the trio, one armed with a small handgun, forced him to empty the cash register. It was not determined whether the suspects fled by car or on foot.
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6Th Ave
Arco
Jerry Miller
Sam Cowart
Edward 0. Boyd Jr
Calhoun Sets Nurse Classes for RN and LPN Training
Calhoun Community College Allied Health division lists July August continuing education for RNs and LPNs. Programs include Nursing Practice Accountability with Doris Coppage July 1 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Cardio Pulmonary Assessment with Dr. Marguerite Kinney July 15 22 29 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cardiovascular Nursing with Joan Williamson Aug 7 9 a.m. to noon and Aug 14 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pharmacology for LPNs with Evelyn Bibb July 16 five weeks Mondays and Wednesdays 9 a.m. to noon.
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Allied Health Division
Calhoun Community College
Doris Coppage
Baptist Medical Center
Birmingham
Marguerite Kinney
University of Alabama
Joan Williamson
Huntsville
School of Nursing
Evelyn Bibb
BSN
Nursing Development Department of
Calhoun
Hart Visits Wallace Acknowledges Party Help From Warner
Hart said Marvin Warner a wealthy Ohio builder and Democratic national committeeman urged keeping Wallace in the party. He accompanied Warner and Mickey Griffin to the Alabama governor’s Montgomery mansion for a three hour meeting on June 16. Hart reported Wallace complained of state level moves to alter delegate selection and leaders’ refusals to answer Griffin. He said Wallace believes he could win a significant delegate share and possibly be on the ticket.
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Wallace
Marvin Warner
Ohio
Alabama
Warner
Hart
Mickey Griffin
Montgomery
New Mexico
North Carolina
Tennessee
Griffin
Kennedy says Iran may Boost oil prices up to 35 percent
Senator Kennedy reports Iranian officials expect an August to September oil price hike of up to 35 percent linked to attitudes of industrial consumer states. He says the trip did not reveal a plan to wreck Western economies and urges U.S. policy shift from confrontation to cooperation to influence OPEC decisions. He cites Gulf leaders wanting a restrained stance to keep prices in check.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Iran
Massachusetts
Democrat
Kennedy
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
U.S
Persian) Gulf
United States
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Tragic Loss Highlights Gaps In Mental Health Care
Mrs. Roden recalls her son Buddy’s struggle with drugs and a mental illness diagnosis that delayed treatment. She notes the lack of affordable clinics and insurance barriers at local centers, and says public awareness and surveys are needed to address the severe drug problem.
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Buddy
Bryce
Larkwood Drive
James T. Parker
Bond Activism and Youth Shakeup in Decatur
Speaker argues today's students from freshmen to seniors show apathy despite calls for revolution and reform. He cites economic strain and social pressure, notes fund ideas for a Buddy memorial clinic would rely on public funds, and urges decisive action.
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Bond
Salvation Army Campaign Progress Reported in Area Drive
Salvation Army official Lynn Fowler reports $34,050 raised by the Special Gifts Division and Duncan notes $44,254 from the Family Division. The Development Fund seeks $750,000 to fund a new regional headquarters, with continued contacts and outreach planned to close the gap.
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Lynn Fowler
Special Gifts
Fowler
Duncan
Salvation Army Development Fund
Still Pan for Colorado Gold Draws Many Here
In Central City Colorado thousands hunt streams around the old mining town for gold. It attracts the unemployed and curious as days pass with slim prospects but the dream persists. placer mining yields small amounts. some like Darren Moline from Denver say outdoor life makes it worthwhile.
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Jeffrey Ulbrich
Associated Press
Central City
Colo
Jim Lannoff
North Clear Creek
Lannon
Golden
Darren Moline
Denver
Colorado Rockies
New Mexico
Moline
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Lawrence County Solid Waste Department
Decatur
United Way
Colorado
Sears
Sears Charge
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