Witness cites three men in Hoffa slaying case
Federal officials prepare an identification lineup for three New Jersey Teamsters named as abductors and killers in the Hoffa disappearance. Witnesses include a man who saw the abduction and another who fingered the New Jersey trio. The lineup was ordered by Judge James Churchill amid ongoing grand jury activity.
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Indians raise buffalo herd for tribal income in Michigan
The Ojibwa tribe of 700 members at L Anse Michigan is building a domesticated buffalo herd to produce buffalo burgers and steaks. Initiated in 1972 with 13 head from a Stanwood farmer, the tribe plans to grow to 31 by next fall and to market through a tribal program targeting residents and tourists. The Keweenaw Community faces limited pasture, needs to clear 40 acres and clear scrub trees next summer while using white clover to boost forage.
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Sendak warns prosecutors over federal role in crime
Indiana Attorney General Theodore Sendak told a prosecutor conference that growing public disillusionment with local prosecutors could push states toward federal prosecutions. He warned the move could invite federal control and cited local deputy deaths as a danger to society. He criticized television violence and ads showing naturalist Euell Gibbons eating edible tree parts.
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Pot finds roots in Miami school nursery
At Miami Agricultural School officers confiscated 176 marijuana plants from a mist house. Principal John White cited concerns over public publicity while security officer Lurene Mack noted the crop grew openly among other plants and was known to nearly all 471 students.
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Shift in policy would bring changes for Taiwan
UPI reports experts foresee a U.S. shift to the Japanese model for Taiwan, ending formal defense commitments and embassy presence while maintaining unofficial ties. They expect 2,000 U.S. personnel to depart, a liaison office to replace the embassy, and continued high trade between Taiwan and Tokyo.
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Allen Whiting
Center For Chinese Studies
University of Michigan
Whiting
Kissinger
Tokyo- Taipei
Tokyo
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