Police interview reveals Boyd confession in homicide case
The transcript details Boyd’s intoxicated condition during a February interview about his daughter Debbie’s case. He describes asking his daughter to defend herself, loading a shotgun after a rape threat, and firing at intruders while police press for the full facts of the homicide.
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Robert Forbes
Ron Nelson
Boyd
Daugh Lee
Forbes
Debbie
Robert
Roxd
Arson Fires Burn 550 Acres in Lake County Weeks
Over three weekends an arsonist started at least five fires in Lake County, burning more than 550 acres and costing about 84 000 dollars to extinguish, according to the State Division of Forestry on Monday.
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Lakeport
Lake County
State Division of Forestry
Wallace weighs third party bid in Florida primary
Gov. George Wallace defied party lines at the Southern Governors Conference saying he may enter the March 1 Florida presidential primary or pursue an independent bid. He noted party leaders favor him but doubt nomination, and Florida law would force him onto the ballot unless he files to remove himself, a decision he says he will resolve soon.
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Alabama
George Wallace
Disney World
Orlando
Lake Buena Vista
Fla
Mabanta
Moo- Jay
Airi Party
Wallace
Senate
Mike Mansfield
JE Tarun
Florida
Simon Warns Congress of Urgency of Energy Accord
Treasury Secretary William Simon warned that without a national energy policy with Congress and Ford, oil exporters will hurt the U.S. economy. He urged compromise, noting the recovery looks stronger yet unemployment may fall faster than expected. Mansfield backed a longer price-control period, while Simon urged limits beyond 329 months.
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Simon
Congress
Lake Buena Vista
Fla
UPI
Treasury
William Simon
Ford
Samson
Belilahs
Middle East
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Dixie
Disney World
Orlania
Mansfield
OPRC
Iran
Montana Democrat
Econonty
Skyjacker Salomon Shot After Hostage Standoff at Airfield
A skyjacker seized hostages at Reid Hillview and later at a municipal field, taking mechanics Lindekugle and others to force a flight crew, radio, and weapon. Police negotiators failed to curb him as SWAT officers fired, killing Salomon after he released his last hostage.
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Salomon
Alden Linderngle
Gary Leonard
Leonard
Lindekugle
Wiesels
Reid-Hillview
Continental
SWAT
Marijuana lowers testosterone after weeks of heavy use
A study presented at the International Academy of Sex Research links heavy marijuana smoking to a delayed drop in testosterone. In a 9 week test with 20 volunteers, LH and FSH fell after four to eight weeks, and testosterone declined by about one third, risking impotence or infertility for some.
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International Academy of Sex Research
Rioproductive Biology Research Foundation
St. Lois
UCLA
Robert C. Kolodny
Kolodny
State University of New York
Stony Brook
Ofospital
Desegregation Drive Sees Attendance Rise in Boston and Louisville
Attendance gains reported in Boston and Louisville as desegregation efforts enter a second week. Kentucky to sue federal government for nearly a million in court-ordered busing costs as National Guard pressure eases. Minimal violence, guardsmen reduced to a few hundred. Boston schools show overall gains with notable increases in South Boston and Charlestown high schools.
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Boston
Louisville
Kentucky
National Guard
Loursville
Jefferson County
Les Pyle
South Boston
Charles Own
Boston Public Schools
Embargo on tuna anticipated by United States
The Commerce Department announced a possible embargo on some imported yellowfin tuna to pressure nations to honor a 1966 fishing treaty. Officials note the move could raise prices in U.S. markets if tied to broader quotas, with the United States accounting for about 65 percent of tuna imports.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
U.S
Pacific Ocean
North
South America
Japan
Ford hints he may strip CIA secret-actions power
President Ford in an exclusive Chicago Sun-Times interview floated a possible stripping of CIA authority to convict secret political feelings abroad. He did not commit to a CIA overhaul but signaled consideration of moving some intelligence duties to another agency as part of a broader rearmament package. He also defended his travel pace and opposed mandatory school busing while calling antitrust prosecutions vigorous.
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Cncago
UMD
Ford
Chicago Sun-Times
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Egypt
Israel
Sun-Times
Army admits poison cache tied to CIA lab finding
The Army acknowledges keeping a small amount of deadly shellfish toxin for laboratory purposes. Lt. Col. Hugh G. Waite says the quantity, about a quarter of that seized by the CIA, does not violate a 1970 presidential shellfish toxin destruction order. Senate panel to hold public hearings on CIA stockpiles amid safety concerns.
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CIA
CLA
Senate Intelligence Committee
Frank Church
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Deere
Utter McKinley Family Mortuaries
McKinleys
Unter McKinley Mortuary
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Carson
al Paramount
Lokewoord
Epo
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