Alphabet bomber suspends threats amid LA bomb scare
The caller known as the alphabet bomber postponed activities citing pending events and saying Sunday is off. The FBI and police investigate second call to the Herald Examiner, while authorities prepare with extra officers in crowded areas. The bomber previously claimed responsibility for the August 6 airport bombing.
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Ford says Rockefeller remains under consideration for vice president
President Ford, after a White House review, affirmed that Nelson Rockefeller is still in contention for the vice presidential nomination. Jerald terHorst noted no investigation was ordered and the Hunt papers inquiry was handled by Leon Jaworski, with the special prosecutor finding nothing in the two safety deposit boxes and the matter closed.
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Fighting flares in Cyprus deepen Turkish push on island
The Associated Press reports renewed fighting as Turkish forces push to entrench beyond the northern third of Cyprus. Turkish troops reportedly control large areas north of a Lefka to Nicosia corridor, with battles centered near Pyros south of Nicosia. The front lines and UN peacekeepers frame a fragile cease fire as urban areas endure renewed clashes.
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Weather outlook with cloud cover and possible storms
The latest forecast calls for cloudy skies today with a chance of thundershowers tonight. Highs will reach the mid 80s and tonight’s low will be in the mid 60s. Tomorrow’s temperatures are expected to stay in the 80s.
Freed witnesses reshaped by court order in Yablonski slayings
Silous Huddleston and Annette Gilly, linked to the Yablonski family murders, were freed with orders to change identities and relocate secretly. They received reduced sentences and probation after testifying against union leaders, with new identities and locations to shield them from retribution.
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Nixon family relieved when resignation came
David Eisenhower describes the Nixon family's relief at the president's decision to resign after Watergate. He recalls a weekend family discussion and notes Nixon's final mood shifting from sentimental to serene as he prepared for the California trip.
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Wildlife roam in Kings Island safari compound
Cameras chase wild animals as they roam freely in the Kings Island Lion Country Safari compound. Visitors photograph them from the monorail while the page notes other content on business and a weather alert test planned for Franklin.
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