Two women free on probation after Nekoma Bank robbery
In Rush County, Judge Philip Aldrich granted Babette Shipley and Nancy McIntosh two years probation after one month in the state penitentiary at Lansing for the Nekoma State Bank robbery in January. Both 26 and 21, Colorado Springs residents, were sentenced to six years to life but released early due to clean records and claim they were duped.
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Babette Shipley
Nancy McIntosh
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Crackdown on gas gouging by federal energy officials
Federal energy officials announced a stringent crackdown on retail service stations under the 1974 Energy Petroleum Allocation Act. A 10 state effort will expand to 40 auditors after rising complaints of price gouging and tie-in sales. Public hotlines and penalties up to 10 000 dollars per day are possible.
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Lindell Williams
Department of Energy
Mary O'Halloran
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Iowa
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