Firearms experts dismiss second RFK gun theory
A seven-member panel of firearms experts concluded there is no evidence more than one gun was used to shoot Robert Kennedy. They tested bullets from Kennedy and bystanders and four fresh test slugs from Sirhan's pistol, finding all bullets fired from a single gun.
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Dutch tourists beat Franco's son-in-law in Marbella restaurant
Four Dutch tourists were arrested after attacking Dr. Cristobal Martinez-Bordin in a Marbella restaurant during a political argument. The incident occurred as Western Europe pressed Spain over an anti Franco campaign and amid recalls of envoys and EU tensions.
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House Democrats vow to override Ford veto on school lunch bill
Democrats predict a veto override for the seventh time in 14 months as Speaker Carl Albert sets Oct 3 as the first vote. The party says two thirds must reject the veto to push the bill to the Senate. Ford cites a $2.7 billion annual cost and objections to subsidizing reduced price meals for higher income families.
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EPA Moves to Contain Gasoline Vapors at Filling Stations
EPA orders 37 000 service and fleet stations in eight smog troubled cities to install vapor trapping devices by 1977. The $5 200 to $7 700 per six pump station cost is a pollution measure with fuel savings as a side benefit. Areas include Baltimore Boston Denver Los Angeles Sacramento San Joaquin Valley and Washington DC.
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Sources of Energy No 2 A PG&E energy outlook
PG E describes geothermal power at The Geysers in Sonoma County with 11 units and 4 more planned. It notes oil-fired and nuclear options, with Diablo Canyon saving imports, and eyeing coal, solar, tidal, and wind futures. The piece emphasizes growth and conservation to keep costs low.
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PG&E Diversity in Energy Sources and Costs
PG E relies on five energy sources for its interconnected system including oil natural gas hydro power geothermal and nuclear fuel. Hydro remains about half of annual output in average years while fossil fuels rise in importance as hydro sites near completion. Fossil fuel costs have surged with gas up over double and low sulfur fuel oil up fivefold in five years.
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Barefoot Gunman Seized After Hostage Bank Standoff
A barefoot gunman took up to 10 hostages in a Manhattan bank demanding 10 million in gold and Hearst’s release. Police entered via the back door as hostages signaled, freeing seven while three remained unharmed. The suspect, calling himself Cat, claimed SLA ties but later denied it.
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Newspaper Advertising Keeps Business Growing and News
A Businessman's Corner column urges constant newspaper advertising to counter mobile populations and shifting buying habits. Regular ads build awareness, attract new customers, and remind old patrons of good buying experiences, countering the myth that long-tenured firms need not advertise. NEXT WEEK: NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING WHAT IT CAN AND CANNOT DO.
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