Sandra Good lists 75 enviro terrorists marked for assassination
Sandra Good says an International Peoples Court of Retribution marked about 75 executives for death for harming the environment. She identified leaders in power, lumber, oil, food and chemical firms and warned their wives may be watched. Fromme faces arraignment on attempted assassination of President Ford with high security expected in Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Calif
Sandra Good
International People’s Court of Retribution
Miss Good
Lynette
Fromme
Ford
Associated Press
Louisiana
Texas
Georgia
Bob Ruby
New Orleans
WWL
Ruby
The
International Peoples’ Court of Retribution
Sacramento grand jury hearing tests Ford attacker gun owner
Harold Eugene Boro, identified as the gun owner involved in the Ford assassination attempt, walked to the Federal Building in Sacramento to testify before a grand jury. The grand jury later indicted Lynette Fromme on a federal charge of attempting to assassinate the President.
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Harold Eugene Boro
Ford
Federal
Sacramento
Lynette Fromme
$6 Million Steel Plant Planned in Monroe Industrial Park
A Columbus based company plans a $6 million steel processing plant in the Miami Valley Industrial Park near Dayton. The site occupies 20 acres along Lawton Road purchased from the park with George Henkle Associates as selling agent. Armco Steel Corp Metal Products will grade the site and likely construct a 150000 square foot building with two pickle lines handling 60000 pound coils up to 72 inches wide and 3/8 inch thick.
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Monroe
Miami Valley
Columbus
Wall Street Journal
Dayton
Journal
Worthington
Lawton Road
Miami Valley Park
George Henkle Associates
Lebanon
Armco Steel Corp
Metal Products
Weather Outlook and Industrial Plans for Monroe and Columbus
Showers possible in Middletown tonight and Friday with lows near 58 and highs around 70. Extended outlook flags partly cloudy Saturday and more showers Sunday. Nearby industrial news notes Worthington plans a 600000-ton yearly line capacity and 100 initial jobs as Monroe considers bonds and zoning permits for a new plant.
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Middletown
Computerized bus brakes sparked by CB radio incident
Ohio officials say two way radios could not disable bus brakes. a Portsmouth incident showed an overpowered CB radio causing a malfunction on an International school bus but authorities stress dual braking systems and factory safety stickers.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Education
Herman Massey
Portsmouth
New energy plan sought in heated policy debate
Democrats push a 60 day extension of oil price controls after a Senate vote left Ford's veto intact. They seek a gradual path to decontrol while White House warns of potential price and unemployment effects.
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Washington
Ford
Senate
Congress
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Massachusetts
Ord
White House
Congressional Budget Office
Sadat assassination report denied by Egyptian spokesman
An Egyptian official dismissed a Palestinian broadcast claiming an assassination attempt on President Anwar Sadat as untrue, calling it a lie. Washington officials discounted the Baghdad source as unreliable while noting the Voice of Palestine is produced by local Palestinians and linked to the PLO factions in Cairo and Damascus.
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Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Voice of Palestine
Baghdad
Cairo
Sadat
Alexandria
Washington
Damascus
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Boyle Gets Three Life Terms for UMW Rival Killings
In Media Pennsylvania W A Tony Boyle was sentenced to three consecutive life terms after confessing he ordered the assassinations of United Mine Workers rival Joseph A Jock were his wife and day all he can say is I m innocent Boyle told the judge before sentencing
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Joseph A
Jock
Boyle
FTC clears canning lid makers of unfair practice charges
FTC staff rejected most accusations of unfair practices and collusion by canning lid and jar manufacturers and distributors. Production capacity will double this year and more capacity is planned in 1976 to meet demand, despite some local price increases and limited retail gouging.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Robert E. Liedquist
FTC Bureau of Competition
America
Liedquist
FTC
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Sete
Paul Baker
Monroe Commercial Improvement Corp
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Gordon Reed
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Elbert Tannreuther
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Butler County
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Massey
Ohio Highway Patrol
Charles J. Carney
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