Jersey trooper death leads to arrest in Jersey shootout
Edward Squire, 36, a suspect tied to the January 1972 New York killings, was arrested after a fatal shootout with East Brunswick state police. One trooper and two others injured as Squire, linked to the Black Liberation Army, hid in brush near the turnpike after a high speed chase that began with a speeding car stop. Chesimard wounded in hospital, Costan identified as former Black Panther leader, and Trooper Harper regarded in good condition.
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East Brunswick
N.J
New York
Squire
David B. Kelly
Robert Pa Ientehar
JoAnne Chesimard
James Costan
Black Panther
Chesimard
Black Liberation Army
New York Police
FBI
Costan
Zayd Malik Shakur
James M. Harper
Talks Between AIM Militants and Government Shown Franks Yet Unproductive
Federal negotiators and leaders of the American Indian Movement met at Wounded Knee for two hours of friendly frank talks amid reports a peace settlement or a government assault was near. Officials said no breakthrough occurred. A news blackout was briefly lifted, then restored as talks continued.
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Pine Ridge
UPD
Wounded Knee
Richard, Hallstein
Heilstein
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
FBI
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Hellstein
American “Indian Movement
AIM
Dennis Banks
Leonard Crow Dog
ATM
Hellstern
Dliny
Evernas
82Nd Airborne
Nob Yediowbird
Hep Geern
Open House Set At State School
Lubbock State School hosts an open house this weekend offering guided tours to view daily student routines and programs. Dr. John Gladden says the campus will operate normal weekday schedules for visitors, aiming to help distance families meet residents. The 1969 facility serves 770 residential students, with 11 satellite classes and acts as a diagnostic center for the south Plains and Panhandle regions. Located half a mile north of Loop 289 on North University Avenue.
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Lubbock
Lubbock State School
North University Avenue
Loop 289
John Gladden
Schol
South Plains
Panhandle
Families Testify After Mistaken Drug Raid In Collinsville
In Edwardsville Illinois AP report two Collinsville families Giglotto and Askew testified before a county grand jury probing April 2 mistaken narcotics raids. Eleven federal and state agents were removed from drug duties while a Springfield grand jury investigates the incident.
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U.S
Edwardsville
Collinsville
Herbert Giglotto
Donald Askew
Springfield
Federal Drug Abuse Law Enforcement Agency
DALE
Askews
Giglettos
Theodore D. McNeal
St. Louis
Escape Try Foiled By Policemen
A 2-year-old man in county jail for probation revocation leaped from a sheriff deputy’s auto near 100 Main Street. Police and sheriff units tracked him to an alley behind Q Clothiers at 112 Broadway Ave, where he was re-arrested about 3:30 p.m. No injuries reported.
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Q. Clothiers
Broadway Ave
Ronnie Eugene Sowells
Wilbur St
Main Street
Albert Smith
P. R. Wilbanks
Sowells
Edna Pipes
Fire Victim in Critical Condition After Hotel Fire
Don Fulton, 50, remained in fair condition at Mary's Hospital after sustaining injuries and smoke inhalation from a fire at the Prone Hotel shortly after midnight. Foremen reported the blaze began in a mattress in Room U2, causing about $1,000 in damage. Firefighters gave Fulton oxygen upon arrival and transported him to the hospital.
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Don Fulton
Fair Mary's Hospital
Etel
Fulton
Defensive Driving Course Scheduled at South Plains College
Levelland program offers four day defensive driving course May 14 to May 17. Participants earning completion receive certificates and ID cards and become eligible for a 10 percent discount on liability insurance.
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Levelland
South Plains Collee
Lubbock Weather Dominates With Cool Sunshine
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal reports fair cool weather across Texas with sunshine pushing highs into the 50s to 60s and 70s, coastal clouds and Gulf mild showers, and a warmest 90 in Brownsville. Rivers remain flooded in parts of East Texas as nationwide storms bring showers and thaw.
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Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Gulf of Mexico
Metro
Trinity
Sabine
Mississippi Valley
Louisiana
Ohio
Tennessee
Atlantic
Greensboro
N.C
Syracuse
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Iran
National Geographic
U.S. Marshall
Sacred Heart Church
Frank
West Jo
Lone Star State
Sandor
Plains Plaza Center
Lane Lubbock
Z Liquor Stolves
West
West Texas
Trevi Frascati
Europe
California
Tahora Highway
Canyon Road
Acuff Road
Lake Store
Buffalo Lakes Road
Holland
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
England
Ed Hamilton
Stone Edge
el Paso
Ditlard’s
G.E
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