Weapons losses from US Army sites threaten security
A Pentagon study found 6 800 weapons and 1.2 million rounds missing from U.S. Army installations worldwide from 1971 to 1974. The loss could outfit about 10 battalions, with Guardian Aspin calling for stronger measures. 62 recommendations await funding before FY 1980 end, costing over 100 million dollars.
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Washington
Pentagon
Les Aspin
Dwis
Army
Howard Callaway
Army Physical Security Review Board
National Guard
Bus bandits rob 38 on Greyhound hijack near Detroit
Two men wearing flowered shirts hijacked a Greyhound bus from Chicago to Toronto, robbing 38 adults of up to 35 000 dollars in cash and valuables near Detroit. Driver William Gorshe and a Detroit officer were among those robbed. police seek two suspects after a rest stop in Ypsilanti.
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Detroit
UPI
Greyhound
Chicago
Toronto
William Gorshe
Clinton Township
Gorshe
Donald Paul
Paducah
Ypsilanti
Grammy Park Hotel Robbery Tied to 96 Safe-Deposit Boxes
Four gunmen three men and a woman robbed the Gramercy Park Hotel in Manhattan at 1 30 a m binding gagging and blindfolding six people including three guests. They opened 96 safe deposit boxes over about 45 minutes escaping with valuables while no shots were fired and no injuries reported.
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Manhattan
Gramercy Park
Fied
Ben Zakar
Zakar
Controversial U S African aide resigns
Nathaniel Davis assistant secretary of state for African affairs resigns after ongoing controversy hinders his work. He asked for reassignment and gave no comment while associates note the move follows intense criticism from African nations and U S black groups over his Chile ambassadorship during CIA operations against President Allende.
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Washington
Nathaniel Davis
Davis
Associates
Henry Kissinger
Africa
United States
Chile
Central Intelligence Agency
Salvador Allende
McGovern Attacks Meany Over Dockyard Boycott
Senator George McGovern accuses President George Meany of trying to play God over national interests by backing a longshoremen boycott on rain shipments to the Diet Union. He says the wheat loading strike undercuts farmers markets and erodes confidence in U S commitments. Ford pressed Meany at the White House to end the action without success.
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Washington
George McGovern
D-S.c
George Meany
Diet Union
McGovern
America
Meany
Ford
White House
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SLA
Symbionese Liberation Army
Ft. Jackson
D.C
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
Provisional Wing
Irish Republican Army
Ft. Bragg
IRA
Eastside
Cleveland
Pacific Ave
Rt Petr
New York
Hartford, Conn
Connecticut Supreme Court
International Association of Machinists
United Technologies Corp
Pratt & Whitney
East Hartford
Manchester
Hamilton Standard
Windsor Locks
Broad Brook
Johnson
One Inc
White Plains
N.Y
Savings Association
American Express
Great Western Savings
Long Beach
Belmont Shore
Lakewood Plaza
Bellflower
Lakewood
Leisure World
Huntington Beach
McGrips Meany
Labor Federation
THEU
Master Charge & Bankamericard Allen Medical Group, Inc
7Th ST
NTT
Hardware Mart
Long Beach Blvd
The
Treasury Family Store
Jcpen
Carson St
Paramount Blvd
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