Attica Probe Panel to Visit and Release of Hostages
A Friday Attica probe session will include talks with Rockefeller in New York City. Investigations target autopsy reports on victims while funerals for two hostages attract correction officers statewide. Prison unrest continues with widespread transfers and staff resignations amid evolving official accounts.
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Mittee
Attica
Rockefeller
New York City
Department of Commerce
Westchester County
Batavia
Detergent switch sparks EPA warnings on phosphates
Four federal officials urged states to reconsider hard limits on phosphates in detergents as health and environmental concerns rise. They cited eutrophication risks from phosphates, noted ongoing searches for replacements like NTA, and warned about caustic alternatives that may harm eyes throat and nose.
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New York
Connecticut
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Jesse L. Steinfeld
Public Health Service
Russell E. Train
President's Council On Environmental Quality
Charles C. Edwards
The
Hood and Drug Administration
HUW
NTA
EPA
Steinfeld
Train
Irain
Lake Erie
Samwoet
Epstein
Harvard Medical School
Edwards
United States
US trade talks on currency realignment and dollar value
The group of ten nations including the United States and Japan debates devaluation of the dollar against gold, wider currency realignments, and the role of the dollar as a world currency. Connally defends Nixon measures, warns surcharges may cut US exports, while Japan signals readiness to revalue the yen if the dollar is devalued. The IMF talks in Washington loom in 12 days.
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Ferrari-Aggaradi
M. Sr. Mizuta
Japan
United States
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Connaily
Nixon
America
Connally
Ain
France
Canada
West Germany
Sweden
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Washington
Senate column alleges rotten surplus foods given to poor
Senate investigators were told that rusting bulging cans of rotting food are distributed to the poor through the surplus program run by the Agriculture Department. Civil engineer Robert Choate showed soiled cans from Ventura County and criticized handling at distribution centers across 26 states, noting storage at extreme temperatures and neglect of beneficiary needs.
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UPI
Senate
Munger Committee
Robert B. Choate
Choate
Ventura County
Calif
TLE Miogram
Agriculture Department
Farmington
Nlm
PUC secret meetings accused of stealing from the poor
California Senator George R. Moscone and William M. Bermett criticized the Public Utilities Commission for holding private meetings that excluded staff and the secretary. Despite warnings, a revised policy now allows staff to attend the agenda discussion and then depart or vote privately, with records certified by signatures.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Public Utilities Commission
George R. Moscone
San Francisco
PUC
William M. Bermett
State Board of Equalization
Vennett
Moscone
Mary Moran Pajalich
Commission
J. P. Vukasin
Laken
Gatov
Ronald Reagan
Vukasin
Violence Erupts At El Toro Marine Club Fight Leaves Marines Injured
A Tuesday night clash at the enlisted men's club at the El Toro Marine air station left several Marines injured after security dispersed about 30 Black Marines. A white Marine suffered facial cuts and bruises, two Black Marines attempted to escort him, and a stabbing occurred. Cpl Jessie Brown, 22, was stabbed and hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Others were treated at a dispensary. no arrests were reported. In Yosemite National Park a missing Martinez youth Rick Mallory, 19, was found dead after apparently falling 150 feet in Tenaya Canyon during a hike on August 31.
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EL Toro Marine Air Station
Marine Corps
Jessie Brown
Big Spring
Texas
Brown
Orange County Medical Center
Joseph Kelly
Malden Mass
Yosemite Canyon
Yosemite National Park
Ypj
Martinez
Tenaya Canyon
Rick Mallory
Gun granny to be tested by court ordered psychiatrist
A 61 year old Wilmington grandmother Marian Draper fired four shots at a city officer and held 15 deputies at her home for over two hours. Los Angeles Municipal Judge Walter Binns ordered a court appointed psychiatrist to examine her as she faces arraignment and bail review.
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Wilmington
Los Angeles
Walter 8. Binns
L B trio arraigned in kidnapping case
Three Long Beach men faced arraignment on kidnapping and ransom charges for allegedly abducting a 9 year old boy from a babysitter’s care and holding him for a $40 debt. Defendants Lindsay Lindsey Cameron Yord and Albert Lilly appeared with bail set at $6250 each.
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Long Beach
Mapuly
Reuben Ortega
Lenon
Hackworth
Bay Area buscott enters fourth day in San Francisco schools
San Francisco remains under court ordered busing to integrate city schools. On the third day of classes, about 47.6 percent of the 50,000 district students were in class, with 50 percent of the bus riders aboard. Officials reported slight attendance gains, no violence, minor bus accidents, and continued heavy parental boycotts from Chinese and Treasure Island communities.
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San Francisco
Treasure Island
Thomas A. Shaheen
Shameen
Botulism Aid Rushed From Homemade Chili Case
The Centers for Disease Control reported seven Bakersfield residents contracted botulism from homemade chili. The rare toxin affects nerves and can paralyze, prompting urgent medical attention and monitoring.
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Atlanta
Bakersfield
Center For Diseases” Control
CDC
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