Accused Campus Bomber Arrested By FBI Agents
FBI agents arrested David Sylvan Fine in San Francisco on the Weather Underground tied bombing case. He waived removal and faces Wisconsin federal charges of sabotage and interstate flight, plus a Wisconsin murder warrant. The 23 year old lived in a rented room after an anonymous tip. The 1970 Madison center bombing killed physicist Robert Fassnacht and injured four others.
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FDA Proposes Ban on DES in Livestock Feed
The FDA proposed banning DES as a growth stimulant in cattle and sheep due to residues found in livers from 36 of 4,371 animals. Congress weighs similar restrictions on livestock use and human drugs, with a 30 day hearing window for manufacturers before final withdrawal if none requests.
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McIntosh County Names Mamie Toon Sheriff
Mamie Toon, widow and mother of three, was elevated from undersheriff to sheriff of McIntosh County after Sheriff Leo Williams resigned citing insufficient funds. Toon previously served six years in the county treasurer and was undersheriff since Thursday.
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Fire Douses Gas Well Near McAlester Oklahoma
A fire at the Oxley No 1 wildcat gas well about nine miles southeast of McAlester has been extinguished though gas continues to vent. The rig remains upright and much of the structure may be salvageable.
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Labor Secretary Under Pressure To Resign
Labor leaders walk out of the Presidents construction advisory committee heightening pressure on Labor Secretary John T. Dunlop to resign his cabinet post. AFL CIO figures threaten further walkouts while Ford’s veto of a picketing bill fuels tense labor management clashes and concerns over upcoming contracts affecting 4.5 million workers.
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