FABCO Buys 40 Percent in L E Lay Co Mortgage Firm
FABCO agrees to acquire 40 percent interest in L. E. Lay & Co., a Little Rock mortgage loan financing firm that services over 85 million dollars in residential land development and construction loans. Approval from the Federal Reserve Board is required.
Antiwar Figure Philip Berrigan Accused in Kissinger Plot
Prosecution says Rev Philip Berrigan abandoned nonviolent stance to plot kidnapping Kissinger and bombing tunnels. Defense calls plan fantasy while March verdict nears as Holy Week blockade plans unfold. Authorities allege conspired with Elizabeth McAlister and six others in a multi state conspiracy.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg, Pa
Philip Berrigan
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Harrisburg Seven
Paul O’dwyer
Berrigan
Elizabeth McAlister
Kissinger
Federal Building
O’dwyer
William Connelly
FBI
Connelly
U.S. District Court
R. Dixon Herman
Elizabeth
Washington
Draft Board
Davis Case Resumes After Short Delay
The Angela Davis trial in Santa Clara County resumes after a one day pause caused by a jailbreak attempt at the nearby jail. Four inmates died in the incident, two hostages were rescued, and negotiations led to the end of the escape bid as the court returns to a security heightened proceeding.
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Edith Lederer
Associated Press
San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
Santa Clara County
Marin County
Jacob Zitzer
Jacob Williamson
Miss Davis
Attornneya
Civic Center
Richard E. Arnason
Santa Rosa County
Tom Rosa
Zitzer
Rosa
Zitter
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Johnson
Robert Lees
Sue Kawamoto
Alex Safonoff
Norman Lucas
Ted Guerrero
Laird Visits Pine Bluff Arsenal Says Germ War Stockpiles Cleared
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird toured Pine Bluff Arsenal and announced the destruction of germ warfare agents there is complete. He said the facility will transfer to the FDA next month for toxicological research and later to the EPA. Laird framed phase out as progress toward a peacetime deterrent and noted no Soviet move to disarm.
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Pine Bluff Arsenal
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Soviet Union
Pine Bluffs
Beale Air Force Base
Calif
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Colo
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Boycott Is Busing Ordered In Memphis Desegregation Case
In Memphis hearings on desegregation, anti bus ing leaders threaten a boycott if pupils are ordered bused. Dr O Z Stephens testifies as 202 mothers march 52 miles outside the federal building while 46 black spectators and 10 whites watch. School board argues busing does not raise achievement and opposes desegregation plans that rely on bus ing.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
Federal
Robert McRae
O. Z. Stephens
Memphis School Board
McClellan Uses Sports to Describe Re Election Pace
Senator John L. McClellan in Harrisburg Arkansas urged voters with a sports analogy during a Chamber of Commerce banquet. He said Arkansas holds possession of the economic football and that progress is near the goal line. He advocated decentralizing industry to keep youth in state and aid rural communities with water, schools, and housing as industry expands. The five term Democrat predicted the bill would pass and planned to return to Washington to push it.
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Ark
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas
McClellan
Washington
Wallace Tied Fourth In Wisconsin Primary Poll
Alabama Governor George Wallace placed fourth in the Wisconsin presidential primary poll commissioned by labor unions. Humphrey, Muskie, and McGovern ranked ahead, with Jackson fifth and Lindsay sixth. Wallace campaigned in Madison and La Crosse urging job growth and tax relief.
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Milwaukee
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Alabama
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Wisconsin
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Wisconsin Afl-Cio
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
George McGovern
South Dakota
Wallace
Madison
la Crosse
Humphrey
Green Bay
Stevens Point
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee General Assembly
Afl-Cio
Oliver Quayle & Co
Henry M. Jackson
New York
John V. Lindsay
Bombs Kill Two in Northern Ireland Violence Across Ulster
AP dispatch from Belfast reports two people killed when bombs exploded in Limavady County Derry and a truck bomb outside a police station damaged the building. Protestant mobs attacked stores and Catholic homes, driving out families as British troops clashed with rioters after London moved to direct rule ending 32 months of violence.
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Colin Frost
Associated Press
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Limavady
Derry
Britain
Ulster
House of Dommunions
London
Oldpark Road
Catholic Unity Flats
Portadown
County Armagh
Decline in Gas Reserves Reported by Arkla Co
Arkla, part of Louisiana Gas Co, said proved natural gas reserves in traditional supply areas fell by 1.8 trillion cubic feet last year. The figure comes with the American Gas Association’s annual report showing a 4.7 percent national drop in 1971, the fourth consecutive decline. Arkla’s data cover Arkansas, North Louisiana, Oklahoma and Districts 5 and 6 in Texas.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Co
Arkla
American Gas Association
United States
AGA
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
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