Bomb blast at Fort Ord claims NWLF responsibility
A bomb exploded at 4 a.m. at a storage building near Fort Ord's Fritchey Field injuring no one. The New World Liberation Front claimed the attack in a communique to KPIX, tying it to the Puerto Rican FALN and Puerto Rico's independence struggle. Treasury bomb specialists evaluated the device.
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Fort Ord
Calif
UPI
New World Liberation Front
Fritchey Field
FBI
Treasury Department
KPIX
San Francisco
NWLF
Ft. Ord
FALN
Puerto Rico
Swainson Jury Begins Deliberations in Bribery Case
Detroit UPI J jury of seven men and five women began deliberations in the bribery conspiracy trial of Michigan Supreme Court Justice John B Swainson a former governor and World War II hero. Swainson denied the charges while federal attorneys offered no rebuttal witnesses.
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Detroit
UPI
Michigan Supreme Court
John B. Swainson
Michigan
Swainson
FBI
Star
John J. Whalen
Harvey Wish
Wish
Whalen
Contempt cited in Cook County Hospital strike
Lawyers for Cook County Hospital asked the Circuit Court to cite striking resident doctors and interns for contempt. Judge Donald J. O'Brien ordered the leaders to appear by November to show cause. Strikers risk fines, up to six months in jail, and possible deportation for non citizens.
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Chicago
UPI
Cook County Hospital
Circuit Court
Donald J. O’brien
O’brien
Hun
U.S
UMW approves loans to save anthracite pension fund
The United Mine Workers board unanimously approves loans up to 3 million to shore up the anthracite pension fund after the government declines aid. The fund, paying around 30 dollars monthly to 14,600 retirees, struggles due to industry decline, supported by royalties from 2,100 workers.
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Washington
UPI
United Mine Workers
UMW
Argentine Students Slain in Rosario Boarding House attack
Gunmen burst into a Rosario boarding house at dawn and killed two women believed to be students. A steel worker and a presumed leftist guerrilla were slain elsewhere with two policemen wounded amid other political violence. The victims were not identified. Resources recovered bodies of two more women near city outskirts.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
API
Rosario
Harris to Get New Judge in Harris Kidnapping Case
A woman attorney will help defend Emily Harris and William Harris while a new judge is expected to be appointed for their trial on multiple assault and kidnapping charges. Leonard Weinglass may seek a mistrial over taped jail conversations, tied to the arrest date of September 17, the same day Patricia Hearst was taken into custody. The Harrises and Miss Hearst, tied to the Symbionese Liberation Army, were in custody for over a year.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Emily Harris
Harrises
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Ford says FBI Director Kelley doing first class job
President Ford defended FBI Director Clarence Kelley, calling him a first class director and stating he is satisfied with his performance. He dismissed rumors of White House dissatisfaction and said he has spoken to counter rumor stories.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ford
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Kelley
Metromedia
White House
Kennedy Involved In Minor Washington Area Car Crash
UPI reports Senator Edward M. Kennedy, D Mass, was in a minor rush hour accident en route from his Virginia home to the Capitol. No injuries. Kennedy aides said the collision occurred at an exit from the George Washington Parkway to the 14th Street bridge. Both drivers exchanged information and left. DC accident reports were filed.
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Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Virgina
Capitol
Kennedy
George Washington Parkway
14Th Street
Potomac River
District of Columbia
Kentucky murderer on FBI most wanted list captured in Peoria
FBI agents arrest William Lewis Herron Jr in Peoria Illinois, an escapee from Kentucky prison on the bureau's ten most wanted list since August. Herron was serving life for first degree murder and escaped April 11 during a return from a clinic visit in Madisonville Kentucky. The arrest was unarmed and without incident.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
Peoria
Kentucky
Bureau
William Lewis Herron Jr
Herron
Madisonville
Prince Takes Temporary Rule As Franco Still Critical
Madrid reports the Spanish government delegated Franco’s powers to Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon after doctors found the 82 year old gravely ill but not deteriorating. The move ends a 10 day power vacuum and makes the 37 year old prince acting chief of state if Franco cannot recover.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Francisco Franco
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Franco
Juan Carlos
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Carlos Arias Navarro
Cortes
Arias
el Pardo
Clermont vigilantes fear masked rapists terrorize Central Florida
Residents of Clermont and nearby West Orange and South Lake counties rally to form vigilante groups as two to three masked gunmen terrorize the area with rapes robberies and torture. Police report six incidents in four weeks with a $5000 reward pledged for information and gun shops in town selling out.
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Clermont
Fla
UPI
Florida
Prentice Tyndall
Mount Dora
West Orange
South Lake
South Lake County
Sheriff's Office
Groveland
Marjorie Bray
Richard H. Langley
Langley
Ford Vows Veto Of Default Bill Faces Senate Vote
Senate Banking Committee approval moves to full chamber on a bill to guarantee up to 4 billion dollars in loans to aid New York City facing default. Ford has vowed to veto. House subcommittee action is planned. NYC owes 12.3 billion with Nov 17 deadlines and bond-market troubles.
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Washington
House
Senate
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
New York City
Secretaries of the Treasury and Labor
Federal Reserve
Robert Packwood
HEW Reveals 207 Doctors Earned Over 100000 in Medicaid
Washington HEW disclosed that 207 physicians earned at least 100000 each for treating low income Medicaid patients in 1974 totaling 29840096 dollars. The top payer was a New York state doctor at 451156. Names will be released in coming weeks, with concerns over claim validity and calls for audits.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New York State
W. Triebel
HEW
States
District of Columbia
New York Daily News
Jersey
Youth Killed In Fire Continues On Page One
Kenneth, 16, recounts pulling his father’s phone from a burning mobile home as flames melt the structure. Darrell suffered cuts and smoke inhalation while fire crews faced water outlet shortages and late night hotspots. Kenneth raced to summon help in a pickup as relatives were treated and firefighters combed the rubble for a missing six month old dog.
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Darrell
Kenneth
North
Las Vegas
Vitamin Hardsell On Tube Attacked
Action For Children's Television urged the FTC to ban vitamin ads on children and family shows and halt a $1 million SpiderMan vitamin campaign. The group cites rising vitamin poisoning cases and says such ads distort medical facts encouraging overdoses among youngsters. Hudson Pharmaceutical called the claims erroneous.
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Washington
UPI
Action For
Federal Trade Commission
National Clearinghouse For
Poison Control Centers
National Association of Broadcasters
ACT
FTC
Hudson Pharmaceutical Corp
New York
Hudson Pharmaceutical
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William E. Simon
James Allen
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