Campus Bomber Arm strong captured leaves 12 on FBI list
AP reports Karleton Armstrong, among four charged in the 1970 University of Wisconsin Sterling Hall bombing, was arrested in Toronto reducing the FBI ten most wanted to twelve. He and three others face murder and sabotage charges. Armstrong is held for immigration inquiry.
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Washington
Karleton Lewis Armstrong
FBI
Armstrong
University of Wisconsin
Toronto
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Dwight Armstrong
Frederick Burt
Darby
David S. Fine
Wilmington
Del
H. Rap Brown
Angela Davis
Bernadine Dohrn
Weatherman
Guy Armstrong
Canada
John W. Clouser
Florida Fox
Garbage Strike Enjoined In Cleveland Over Pay Cuts
Cleveland garbage workers ordered by Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Judge Bernard Friedman to end a strike over Mayor Ralph Perk’s 10 percent pay and hour cuts. About 700 drivers and collectors walked out, joined by others, shutting down the 1100-man Service Department and piling up 2800 tons of waste. The judge issued a 14 day injunction to return to work and direct talks between the city and unions. A separate 300-worked water department strike entered its tenth day, though water service remained uninterrupted.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Bernard Friedman
Servic Department
Friedman
Water Department
Movement aims to curb political takeovers of universities
Nationally known Greek classics expert Dr William Arrowsmith urges forming a coalition of educators to curb political takeovers in colleges. He cites Texas under Gov Connally and UT as prime example and calls for a Nader-type group to audit education quality and reform from within.
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Cincinnati
Texas
William Arrowsmith
Boston University
University of Cincinnati
Arrowsmith
University of Texas
John Connally
U.S. Secretary of the Treasury
Conally
Board of Regents
Frank Ewin
California
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Loan charges dropped against four Ohio banks
Federal charges against four Ohio national banks were dismissed after the Justice Department said new federal law allows national banks to make political campaign loans. Names of banks include The First National Bank of Cincinnati and Ohio National Bank of Columbus, with loans tied to campaigns for Democratic Governor John Gilligan and Republican candidate John Herbert in 1968 to 1969.
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Columbus
Ohio
Justice Department
Washington
Interests of Justice
Federal District Court
Colubus
U.S. 6Th Circus Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
First National Bank of Cincinnati
John Gilligan
Ohio National Bank of Columbus
John Herbert
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Karleton Armstrong
Wisconsin Math Center
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Charles Hardy
Detroit
Detroit River
Donald Warren
Gibson
Gibson Golden
Cremeans Appliance & TV
E. State ST
Trenton
Freda Craft
Brother Eagles
Eagles Lodge Aerie
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