Bomb Explodes Outside Indian Affairs Office in Everett
An explosion rattled the Federal Office Building in Everett, eight hours after a Tacoma courthouse blast. No injuries reported. damage limited to doors, windows, and plaster. The blast targeted the Western Washington Indian Agency and occurred near an FBI office as investigations proceed.
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Tacoma
Seattle
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Western Washington Indian Agency
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FBI
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Walt Cooper
California
U.S. District Court
William N. Goodwin
McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
Harry Clardy
Phillip A. Tucker
U.S
Charles Robinson
Randy Byrd
Goodwin
Army
27Th Explosive Ordnance Detachment
Ft. Lewis
Garner Boy Will Learn To Breathe During Treatment
Keith Langdon a three year old paralysed from neck down after a car crash will move to Baltimore for three months of therapy at Johns Hopkins affiliate Good Samaritan Hospital to learn to breathe with help from physical therapy. Rex Hospital in Raleigh has supported life support via a respirator since April 3 as funds are raised to cover about ten thousand dollars monthly with a six thousand five hundred dollar initial donation from residents.
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Soviet Talks May Help Break Long Deadlock
U.S. defense analysts expect the Helsinki meetings between President Ford and Leonid Brezhnev to spark progress in 22 month deadlocked talks on mutual force reductions in central Europe. A Western proposal would cut about 3,000 U.S. tactical nuclear warheads in Western Europe and pull back by removing a full 68,000 man 1,700 tank Russian central region army.
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Mideast Guerrillas Continue Attacks Across Lebanon Border
Palestinian guerrillas claimed rockets hit Qiryat Shmona at dawn in a strike labeled by militants Clouds of Hell. Israel answered with heavy shelling of south Lebanon, including Rashaya Foukhar, amid cross border clashes for a third day. Lebanese and Egyptian-Syrian voices warned against further Israeli raids as Tyre endured the year's worst attacks.
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Thai police injure girl in gas smuggling incident
In Bangkok a 12 year old girl, Mong Chamsil, was wounded in the thigh by police while she and about 10 adults tried to smuggle less than a gallon of gasoline to Khmer Rouge soldiers near Poipet. Police say the group ignored orders to stop and that two smugglers were killed nearby.
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