Recall near at Wounded Knee talks as federal officials push
A top federal official returns from Washington amid hints of progress in the Wounded Knee occupation. Assistant Attorney General Harrington Wood conferences with Justice and Interior officials. NCC mediator Rev. John Adams and AIM attorney Ramon Roubideaux describe talks as hopeful. Interior Secretary Morton brands militants renegades and criminal operations.
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AIM
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Diplomats to Prepare First U.S. Liaison Office in Peking
The United States will dispatch a five member advance team to Peking within two to three weeks to ready offices for the May 1 opening of the liaison outpost led by senior diplomat David K E Bruce. Bruce, 75, has served as ambassador to Britain Germany France and the Paris peace talks.
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Richard Wilson at Pine Ridge amid Wounded Knee siege
Richard Wilson, elected leader of about 11,000 Oglala Sioux on Pine Ridge, remains in the middle of the Wounded Knee occupation. He says he will run for re election next year and criticizes federal advisers who have limited his access and input during the crisis.
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Bankruptcy filings include Middletonian James H Spencer
A Middletonian James H Spencer was among bankruptcy petitioners in U S District Court Dayton listing assets of 400 and debts of 18073 plus regional projects including eight reservation communities and a new tribal planning center, plus a good relationship with the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Two UT Students Feared Dead After River Accident
Two University of Toledo students Jim Gregory 20 and Dave Parker 19 are missing after their rubber raft overturned in the Ottawa River near Ottawa Hills Ohio Divers planned to resume searches today for the bodies while two companions Scott Johnston 23 and Dale Benington 22 reached shore Johnston and Benington survived and the four had made a similar trip the day before with no incident.
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Toledo
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Maumee
Dale Benington
House OKs 1.22 Billion Economic Aid Bill
The House approved a 1.22 billion bill to aid financially distressed regions through the Public Works and Economic Development Act until June 30, 1974. It mirrors a Nixon vetoed plan, aims to boost planning and financial capability with federal and state cooperation, and moves to the Senate.
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