MPL Gas Rate Increase Suspended for Investigation
Missouri Power and Light Co faces a Public Service Commission inquiry into a proposed rate rise for large commercial and industrial gas users over 50 000 cubic feet monthly. The suspension lasts four months beyond Sept 6 with possible six additional months. hearings may follow.
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Missouri Power & Light Co
Public Service Commission
Mp&i
Credit data fraud ring altered consumer reports in TRW system
A federal indictment charges six men and a TRW Credit Data clerk with conspiracy to alter credit records for fees up to 1500 dollars. The scheme, centered in Anaheim, involved deleting bad marks and inserting favorable data to obtain loans and cards, potentially affecting 26 identified victims and up to 150 overall. Arraignment next week.
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Los Angeles
Consumer Credit Bureau
TRW Credit Data
Anaheim
Calif
TRW
Kathlen Bennett
Miss Bennett
FBI
Justice Department
Organized Crime
U.S. Attorney's Office
Philip Kostoff
Paul Kostoff
Ronald ©. Rossi
John R. Dubos
Kenneth L. Stevenson
Sean Shanahan
Orange County
TRW Data Credit
TRW Inc
Letters Protest Parole For Speck
The Illinois Pardon and Parole Board has received over 3000 letters and telegrams urging denial of parole for Richard Speck. Speck, 34, is serving eight consecutive terms for the July 14, 1966 stabbing deaths of eight student nurses in Chicago, with a hearing set for Sept. 15.
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Chicago
Illinois Pardon and Parole Board
Richard Speck
Speck
Stateville
Illinois
Parole Board
Peter A. Kotsos
Anheuser-Busch Faces Possible 2.7 Million Questionable Payments
Anheuser-Busch disclosed an internal audit suggesting as much as 2.7 million dollars may have been spent on questionable marketing practices from 1971 to 1975. The firm said most spending occurred in trade practices used to maintain market position and continued only up to 1973 with about 40 thousand dollars in 1974.
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ST. Louis
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Jos
FBI Top 10 list trimmed to one radical fugitive
The FBI's ten most wanted list now shows only Katherine Ann Power as a political radical remaining. Others have been captured, dropped, or charged in related crimes from the late 1960s and 1970s, with several cases moving toward trial or resolution. Officers note Power remains at large in the United States amid ongoing tips and investigations.
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FBI
Katherine Ann Power
Susan Saxe
Boston
Ms. Saxe
Philadelphia
David Sylvan Fine
San Rafael
Calif
Katherine Power
Ms. Power
United States
Dwight Alan Armstrong
Leo Frederick Burt
Canada
Armstrong
Burt
University of Wisconsin
Fine
Dwight
Karleton Armstrong
Bernardine Dohrn
Stephen Bingham
Ms. Dohrn
U.S
Chicago
Bingham
Connecticut
New U.S. Charter Flight Rules End Affinity Group Ties
Washington AP New government rules allow Americans to take low cost charter flights worldwide without joining groups or buying hotel stays. Advance booking charters require 30 days domestic and 45 days European notice, round trips with fixed dates, and a 40 passenger minimum. Airlines lobby against the change, while a charter group seeks a court ruling to challenge remaining restrictions.
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Washington
Europe
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ropean
Belgium
West Germany
Finland
France
Ireland
Italy
Netherlands
Switzerland
United Kingdom
CAB
U.S
Mexico Audrain library bookmobile weekly schedule
The Mexico Audrain County Library releases next weeks bookmobile routes and times. On Monday a holiday. Tuesday visits Vandalia south elementary from 9 to 3 and Tri County Nursing Home from 3 15 to 3 30. Wednesday at Community R46 elementary 8 50 to 3 30. Thursday stops Pin Oaks Nursing Home 10 30 to 11, Centr a lia middle 12 30 to 3 and Thompson 3 15 to 4 15. Friday stops Littleby Methodist 9 to 10, Lafayette Circle 10 30 to 11 30 and Martinsburg 1 30 to 4 15.
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Mexico-Audrain
Littleby Methodist Church
Lafayette Circle
Martinsburg
Air Force probes theft ring at Air Academy
The Air Force ordered a full probe into cadets accused of forging checks and stealing identification at the Air Force Academy since 1972. An academy spokesman cited one cadet forger court-martialed, another resigned in 1975, and said there have been few isolated forgeries since. Attorney Edward Joel Meyer claimed a larger ring robbed cadets of thousands, involving at least four cadets among more than 4,400.
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Air Force Academy
Colo
Air Force
Air Force Office of Special Investigations
Maj
Monte Blews
Edward Joel Meyer
Middletown
N.Y
Meyer
Colorado Springs
Air
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