Bombings Hit New York Washington Chicago U S Cities
A coordinated blast spree by the FALN damaged five buildings in Manhattan, the State Department in Washington, and a major bank and other sites in Chicago. No injuries were reported. Police searched for suspects as a note claimed a unified attack against Yankee governments and capitalist institutions.
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New York City
State Department
Washington
Sears
IBM
Chicago
Armed Forces of National Liberation
Charles V. Rorke
Crime Laboratory
FALN
Lower West Side
New York
Puerto Rico
Manhattan
U.S
U.N
Wall Street
Midtown
Midwest
Henry A. Kissinger
Standard Oil Building
Central District
Paul McLaughlin
California seeks delay in offshore oil lease sale
California leaders press for postponement of the December offshore lands sale amid environmental safeguards concerns. Gov Brown and Mayor Bradley sought a meeting with Interior Secretary Kleppe. critics say data on reserves and public profits are lacking and spills and pollution controls are insufficient. Federal and state talks under revisions to the 1953 act continue, with Zarb named to handle California’s concerns.
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Los Angeles
UPS
California
Thomas Kleppe
Edmund Brown
Brown
Thomas Bradley
Kleppe
Congress
Senate
House
Thomas Murphy
J. Anthony Kline
Franco in Final Battle Fights Grave Illness At 82
Franco, 82, lies in grave condition at El Pardo after a weeklong battle with heart failure. A 14-doctor team said he is conscious and resting but still dangerously ill as officials and newspapers withheld exact details.
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UPI
Francisco Franco
el Pardo Palace
Spain
Lompoc Officials to Review Stull Act Implementation Plan
The Trustees of Lompoc Unified School District will conduct its first public review of the Stull Act implementation plan at 7 p.m. in the Central Administration Building. The act, approved by Gov. Reagan in 1971, aims to standardize evaluation of certificated personnel across districts.
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Stull
Ronald Reagan
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Richard Lee Armero
E. North Ave
Ray Jacobs
South N St
South O Street
Ford Hosts Sadat in White House Front Lawn Visit
President Ford welcomed Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to the White House signaling new dimensions of U S friendship. Sadat said he aimed to put relations with the United States in proper form as he arrived for a 10 day U S trip focused on obtaining arms.
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Ford
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National Press Club
Ron Nessen
Congress
Israel
Egypt
Sinai
Rose Garden
PLO
Kissinger
Betty Ford
Sadat Ford
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