Indians Still At Bureau Will Talk At White House
American Indian Movement leaders outside the Bureau of Indian Affairs building in Washington demand firm terms as talks with government officials unfold at the White House. Courts issue deadlines and threats of eviction while AIM plans a 12 member negotiating commission and warns the building could be destroyed if no progress is made.
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Bureau
White House
Washington
Vernon Bellencourt
American Indian Movement
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bellencourt
Frank Carlucci
Office of Budget and Management
Leonard Garment
Nixon
AIM
U.S. Dist
John Pratt
U.S. Circuit Court
Circuit Court
AIM Field
Dennis Banks
Banks
Indians Occupy Seattle Bureau Demonstration
A small group of Indians occupied the Seattle Bureau of Indian Affairs office to echo the Washington D C protest. Spokesman Jay Snow said five adults from several tribes participated, peacefully entering about 45 minutes before closing. Police said the action mirrored the D C demonstration and local officers would act only if federal authorities request intervention.
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Seattle
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Washington
D.C
Jay Snow
Jack Greer
Greer
Man Injured In One Vehicle Crash Near Warren County
Franklin man Daniel L. Clifford 25 in satisfactory condition at VA Cincinnati after a one car crash on Tylersville Road near the Butler County line. Passenger Phillip C. Byrd 22 treated and released. Vehicle left road struck mailbox, veered into ditch and crossed roadway at 7 p.m. Police say speed was a factor.
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Franklin
Cincinnati
Tylersville
Butler County
Warren County
Phillip C. Byrd
S. Sutphin St
Clifford
FTC targets Sohio and Phillips Petroleum for trade violations
The FTC accuses Phillips Petroleum and Sohio of anti competitive practices including coercive lease agreements, price fixing through temporary competitive allowances, and forced use of trading stamps and promotions. A consent order is offered with a 10 day response window, while Sohio bets on contesting the charges.
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Washington
Phillips Petroleum Co
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Phillips
Standard Oil (Ohio
Sohio
Robert G. Griffin
Ford seeks 91.53 price hike on 1973 cars
Ford Motor Co requests a 91.53 dollar per car price rise for 1973 models citing safety and antipollution equipment costs. The Federal Price Commission previously granted Pillsbury an 11.2 percent flour price increase due to higher wheat costs, while GM renews a smaller raise.
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Washington
Ford Motor Co
Frice Commission
Pillsbury Co
Ford
General Motors Corp
American Motors Corp
Chrysler
Pillsbury
United States
East
Raney Conviction Upheld by Ohio Appeals Court
DAYTON The 1971 first degree murder conviction of Lester Wayne Raney, for the 1970 slaying of Dianne Decker in Miamisburg, was upheld by the 2nd District Court of Appeals. The court found trial counsel did not prejudice the verdict despite alleged errors. Raney was sentenced to death, later reduced to life after a Supreme Court ruling on capital punishment.
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Dayton
Franklin
2Nd District Court of Appeals
Lester Wayne Raney
Dianne Dicker
Miamisburg
Raney
U.S. Supreme Court
William F. Clinard
Clinard
Absentee Ballot Surge Ties to 18 Year Old Voting Law
Record numbers vote by absentee ballot as Lyndon B. Johnson and others opt for early voting. The piece notes the 18 year old voting rule and rising absentee activity in Texas New York Minnesota Arkansas Michigan and other states with officials reporting high demand and lineups at courthouses.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Sargent Shriver
McGovern- Shriver
Johnson
Texas
Johnson City
Tex
Albany County
N.Y
Minnesota
Larry Anderson
Secretary of State
Faribault
Austin
Arkansas
Washington
Ruth Roberts
Michigan
13 Former Congressmen Trying For Comebacks
Thirteen former members of Congress, all Democrats, are seeking comebacks in today elections. Two started as Republicans. eleven seek House seats while two aim for the Senate. Notable figures include Wayne Morse of Oregon attempting to reclaim his Senate seat, and Chester Merrow of New Hampshire running for the House after a party switch.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Mark O. Hatfield
Chester E. Merrow
New Hampshire
Louis Wyman
Small Plane Strikes Wires At Miami University Airport
Miami University student Alan Schoolcraft 21 escaped injury after the single engine plane he piloted struck high tension wires at 4 30 p m and landed on its nose at the university airport. The nose gear collapsed and the aircraft slid and flipped over after coming down short of the runway.
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Oxford
Miami University
Highway
Alan Schoolcraft
E. Collins 'St
Ballots Delivered by Parachute to Little Diomede Alaska
Ballots were airdropped on Little Diomede Island after no airstrip and sea ice blocked traditional voting access. Nome election officials report 37 registered voters all counted, with turnout expected near 100 percent. Ballots cost about 175 dollars to drop and will not be counted until ice returns and the results are radioed.
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Little Diomede
Alaska
Bering Sea Island
Siberia
Little Diomede Island
Bering Sea
Russian Big Diomede Island
Nome
JoAnn Harbut
Diomede
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