Kidnaped Jamestown Boy Dies From Head Blow Autopsy
Daniel Ebersole, 14, son of Dr Glen Ebersole of Lakewood Jamestown suburb, died from a fractured skull and brain injury likely caused by a sharp instrument. Three youths, Kenneth Williams 18 Martin Whitmore 19 and Jeffrey Swan 18, arrested on kidnapping and murder charges. FBI recovered 14640 from Whitmore’s home as investigation continues with planned murder and kidnapping indictments. Memorial service set at Unitarian Church.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Daniel Ebersole
Glen Ebersole
Lakewood
Judith M. Lehotay
Buffalo
Frederick Hitchcock
Chautauqua County
Sullivan
FBI
Kenneth L. Williams
Martin C. Whitmore
West Ellicott
Jeffrey L. Swan
Daniel
Williams
Ebersole
Richard H. Ash
Whitmore
Ash
Unitarian Church
Shooting Death Brings Arrest in Shelby Case
Jacqueline Leach 19 of Shelby was arrested Monday and charged with murder in the shooting death of Ernest Pearson 25 of Shelby. Pearson was shot through the head with a .22 caliber rifle, police said.
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Shelby
N.C
Jacqueline Leach
Ernest Pearson
Pearson
Miss Leach
Helms Attacks Press Defends Oil Industry
Senator Jesse Helms defended the oil industry and critiqued major media at a Raleigh Chamber event. He argued gasoline prices lag behind adver tising costs, noted petroleum earnings through nine months 1973 were small, and criticized newspapers and networks for brainwashing while highlighting media competition gaps in North Carolina.
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Raleigh
Jesse Helms
North Carolina Republican
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
Helms
North Carolina
Presidents Use Executives to Bypass Treaties
Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. argues presidents rely on executive agreements to sidestep constitutional treaty requirements. He cites 266 executive deals in 1968 versus 16 treaties and proposes congressional review requiring notice and a 60 day disapproval window to block the agreement. The Center Magazine published the piece.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Sam J. Ervin Jr
the Center Magazine
Ervin
Congress
Senate
The
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Study clears Dunn Group sponsors of minority firms
An Atlanta SBA study exonerates three white North Carolina sponsors George F Marshall Robert P Rupert and Eddie P Craughon of abusing minority owned firms they sponsored. The audit said sponsors controlled four firms and drained profits but the SBA official said no evidence supports the allegations and sponsors have divested ownership while continuing management support.
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Peggy Simpson
Associated Press
Washington
Small Business Administration
Atlanta
North Carolina
Donald Dunlap
Dunlap
SBA
Dunn Group of
Dunn
N.C
George F. Marshall
Robert P. Rupert
Eddie P. Craughon
Dynamic Enterprise Dynamic International
Dynateria Inc
Diinn
SRA
Expedient Services and
Versatile Services Inc
Dunn, N.C
Technical Services Enterprises Inc
Palmetto Enterprises Inc
Columbia
S.C
Marshall
Rupert and Craughon
Parker
Atlanta Sba
Dunn Group
Atlanta Report
Strom Thurmond
R S.C
Harry Dent
Great Shakes Salt Lake store of 5.7 billion tons noted
The estimate places about 5.7 billion tons of salt in Great Salt Lake. If extracted, it could meet the United States industrial and domestic needs for more than two centuries. The finding highlights vast mineral potential and future supply considerations.
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Great Salt Lake
United States
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Serta
Capri
Marshall J. Parker
Duan
Dent
White House
National Association of Service Contractors
Thurmond
Randall L. Woods
Davis Patrol & Watchman Service
C. DeWitt Holton
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