FBI captures woman Susan Saxe in Philadelphia arrest
FBI agents arrested Susan Edith Saxe 26 of Albany New York on charges of interstate flight to avoid prosecution for the murder of a Boston police officer after a bank robbery. She was recognized on a downtown Philadelphia street by a police officer from reissued photographs.
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Associated Press
FBI
Susan Edith Saxe
Boston
Miss Saxe
Albany
N.Y
Philadelphia
Subpoena Reaches Former Olympics Long Jumper in Hearst Case
Federal grand jury issues a subpoena to Phillip K. Shinnick a former Olympic long jumper now a sociology instructor in New Jersey for testimony April 10. The probe centers on the Symbionese Liberation Army and links to Jack Scott a former Oberlin athletic director and Miss Hearst’s associates. No charges have been filed.
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Olympics Fone
Patricia Hearst
Phillip K. Shinnick
New Jersey
Symbionese Liberation Army
Shinnick
Jack Scott
Oberlin University Athletic
Scotts
Livingston College
Rutgers University
Harold Connolly
Scott
FBI
Phil
Charles Bates
Hearst
Pennsylvania
New York City
Portland, Ore
Bill Walton
Walton
New York
University of Washington
Clemency signup deadline Monday ends after extensions
President Ford’s clemency program will halt on schedule Monday night after two extensions. About 16,500 signups have occurred with expectations the total may reach 17,000 to 18,000 as the board aims to meet a September processing deadline.
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Washington
Ford
Charles E. Goodell
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
U.S
Goodell
Justice Department
Man given concurrent jail terms for theft and breaking detention
Danny Bess, 30, walked out of Middletown Municipal Court and was sentenced by Judge J.T. Lamb to concurrent six month and 60 day jail terms for petty theft and breaking detention. He stole a television and calculator from Radio Lab and three pairs of shoes from El-Bee Shoe Outlet. A second 60 day sentence was suspended on reappearance condition. Other entrants received probation, fines, or traffic school for various offenses.
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Danny Bess
14Th Ave
Middletown
J.T. Lamb
Lamb
Bess
Radio Lab
Court walkaway man held on multiple theft charges
Danny Bess 30 of 709 18th Ave walked out of Middletown Municipal Court last Friday after being told he would be held for parole violation. He was arrested at his home and is held on two counts of petty theft a warrant for escape and a bench warrant for failure to appear. He allegedly took three pairs of shoes from El-Bee Shoes on S University Boulevard and a television from Radio Lab on Central Avenue last Thursday.
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El-Bee
S. University
Bess
Jack Hacker
Jewell Ave
Danny Bess
18Th Ave
Middletown Municipal Court Room
S. University Boulevard
Radio Lab
Central Avenue
ITT Case ends as Mitchell not charged
Watergate prosecutors near end of ITT antitrust probe decide not to charge former attorney general John N. Mitchell for his role. Mitchell, convicted in the Watergate cover up, has appealed. Probe since May 1973 aimed at Nixon era ITT settlement, with few charges so far.
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Washington
Watergate
ITT
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Associated Press
Mitchell
Nixon
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Kleindienst
Folk singer Melanie Welcomes Second Daughter Jeordie
Melanie and husband Peter Schekeryk welcome their second daughter Jeordie born Thursday at Jersey Shore Medical Center Neptune New Jersey. The AP report notes the couple also has a first child.
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Neptune
N.J
Melanie
Jeordie
Jersey Shore Medical Center
Peter Schekeryk
Reunion planning for MHS Class of 1955 set for Aug. 23
Middle town High School alumni of 1955 meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at First National Bank Breiel Boulevard to plan a dinner dance at the American Legion on August 23. Letters with details go out mid April. for information contact Mrs William Cox 4422 Hannah Drive.
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Middletown
First National Bank
Breiel Boulevard
American Legion
William Cox
Hannah Drive
Officials face April 15 disclosure deadline in Ohio
Ohio officials must file 1974 financial disclosures by April 15. Public officers including department directors report income over 500 dollars, investments over 1,000 dollars, or state real estate and gifts over 500. Judges file with the Supreme Court, legislators with their clerks, others with the Ohio Ethics Commission, said Jerome Bahlmann.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Ethics Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
House of Senate
Commission
Jerome Bahlmann
Buckeye International Declares Five Cent Dividend
Directors of Buckeye International declared a dividend of five cents a share payable June 2 to shareholders of record May 16.
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Columbus, Ohio
Buckeye International
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