Suspect Arrested in Fatal Portland Hotel Blaze
Police questioned skid row residents as they built arson and homicide charges against 62 year old John A Newvile for the Pomona Hotel fire that killed eight and wounded twenty six others. He lived nearby and was said to have been at the scene and to have bought gasoline. The DA reported no motive yet. Six of the injured remained in critical condition.
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Secret court deal aims to settle 1974 Paris crash claims
In Los Angeles a confidential pretrial agreement may pay up to one billion dollars to families of 345 victims of the March 1974 crash near Paris. The deal assigns liability among McDonnell Douglas General Dynamics Turkish Airlines and the FAA and bars disclosure of details.
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Pendleton refugee camp to close by October 1
UPI reports the Pendleton camp plans to close by October 1 as refugees are moved to other sites or sponsors. About 250 to 300 refugees depart daily while arrivals from Guam offset losses. By winter the plan is to reduce camps at Pendleton and others to one site Ft Chaffee Ark.
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Fatality and injuries in Pamplona running of the bulls
One man died and more than 20 were injured during the annual San Fermin running of the bulls in Pamplona Spain. The dead was Gregorio Gorriz 41 a local hotel employee. Two Americans Steven Carter of California and Anthony Hall of Boston among the injured. Police reported several serious injuries including a 71 year old man who was gored while attempting to run.
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CIA Paid Ashland Oil Millions in Cash and Overseas Funds
A CIA funded inquiry found Ashland Oil Inc received up to 98,968 dollars in cash and checks from 1968 to 1973 and 15.9 million dollars in unsubstantiated overseas expenditures. The probe traced 801,000 dollars in campaign contributions and 4 million dollars abroad since 1967, amid a total five year CIA payment pattern and a 113 million dollar profit in 1974.
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Ribicoff urges new formula for Soviet trade ties and emigration
Senator Abraham Ribicoff returned from Moscow urging a new approach to U S Soviet trade and Jewish emigration. He pressed modifying the Jackson amendment and reducing credit restrictions while praising Brezhnev's approach to detente. He cited Soviet losses in World War II and noted emigration from Russia has fallen since 1974.
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Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
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