Detroit Faces Night of Violence in Livernois-Fenkell Area
Police described the Livernois-Fenkell section as pretty stable after a night of clashes with black youths. A bar owner Andrew Chinarian 39 shot a man tampering with the car. he turned himself in and was released. Obie Wynn 18 in critical condition from a gunshot wound. Police arrested 36 people for malicious destruction of property as fires and rock throwing hampered firefighters.
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Detroit
Blac
Livernois-Fenkell
Andrew Chinarian
Chinarian
Obie Wynn
Mount Carmel Mercy Hospital
Ford defers plan to sell Hawk missiles to Jordan
The Ford administration postpones approval for selling 14 Hawk missile batteries to Jordan amid congressional opposition. Critics say the number is excessive and could skew Middle East power balance. The deferral lengthens the 20 day veto window and delays a July to August consideration. Senator Hubert Humphrey urges reconsultation with Jordan’s King Hussein.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Jordan
Hussein
House weighs Ford oil plan amid windfall tax debate
Senate tax specialists push windfall profits rebates as House Rules Committee weighs clearing a vote on Ford's revised price plan. Rep. Staggers and Dingell urge floor action linked to a broader windfall tax strategy. Long forecasts price-control expiry and a $361 rebate per adult.
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House
Washington
Senate
Ford
House Rules Committee
Frank G. Zarb
Harley O. Staggers
D-W.va
Commerce Committee
Rules Committee
John D. Dingell
Dmich
Commerce
Energy
Dingell
Senate Finance Committee
Long
U.S
Congress Likely to Reject Ford Emission Moratorium
Ford seeks to repeal the upcoming auto emission rules and extend current standards through 1981 but Congress signals disbelief. House subcommittee chair Paul G. Rogers says the proposal is not feasible for clean air. Senate panel debates extending current standards through 1979 for half of production and stricter rules for the rest.
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Ford
Washington
Congress
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
House
Subcommittee On Health
Rogers’ Subcommittee
Senate
Jury Deliberations Resume in Gurney Bribery Trial
In Tampa, jurors reconvened to hear the bribery conspiracy case against former Sen. Edward J. Gurney and three codefendants after a four hour ten minute session. A $56,000 cash exhibit was left behind, later retrieved by a court clerk. The six man six woman panel and defendants face up to 42 years and 225,000 dollars in fines. The case centers on a Florida builders slush fund tied to FHA favors. The defendants include aide Joseph Bastien and FHA officials Ralph Koontz and K Wayne Swiger. The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad is noted in context.
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Tampa
Fla
Edward J. Gurney
Gurney
Senate Watergate Committee
Florida
Federal Housing Administration
Joseph Bastien
FHA
Ralph Koontz
K. Wayne Swiger
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Don Nash
Livernois Street
Osborne Studios
Sertimp
Dairy Queen
U.S. Pat
Corp. Fe
Am. D.Q. Corp
Thomas
S. Main
Russell B. Long
Dla
U.S. District Court
Ben Krentzman
Krentzman
Larry Williams
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Mississippi
State Auto Mutual
Moon & Adrion Insurance
Broad
State Automobile Mutual Insurance Company
McConnell
Westinghouse
Fantasy Farm
James W. Thomson, D.O
General Practice
W. Central Avenue
Camden, Ohio
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