FBI holds witness in agents' slaying on Pine Ridge
The FBI says it is holding David Sky as a material witness in the slaying of two FBI agents on the Pine Ridge reservation. Sky, held on a 25,000 bond, was reportedly near the scene. he appeared in Rapid City for a bond hearing. Heavily armed agents searched the area as 18 suspects remain at large.
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Britain imposes 10 percent cap on wage and dividend rises
London reports an abrupt government move to curb inflation by freezing all wage and dividend increases at 10 percent. The pound jumped on news as Healey warned a compulsory freeze if voluntary targets fail, aiming to bring domestic inflation to single digits by 1976.
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Amin Pardon for British Lecturer Faces Fire Squad Fate
Ugandan President Amin announced he would spare Dennis Hills wife of a British lecturer who called Amin a village tyrant. The decision followed talks with Mobutu at Nscte estate outside Kinshasa amid a month long Uganda Britain diplomatic crisis over Be rmin. Hills had been slated for firing squad Friday with possible commutation unclear.
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Cher and family gossip mix with jazz and defense shifts
A Nashville grandmother jokes about Cher's wardrobe as Cher Bono's wife and Gregg adjust to fame. The same wires tie in Mobutu UDI expulsions, Amin's Kinshasa meeting, Dizzy Gillespie at Newport, Robert Aldrich elected to the Directors Guild, and four-star appointments for Daniel James Jett and Robert Huyser.
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Admiral Duerk Reflects On Navy Career And Barriers
Admiral Alene Duerk, the Navy’s first female admiral, plans to retire this month after two years in the rank. She says Navy Nurse Corps duties insulated her from much gender prejudice and that medical units were similar to civilian life. She notes some unease among men, but she felt none. She earned her stars in April 1972, with two other women attaining similar ranks since then.
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