Mad Bomber to Regain Freedom After 16 Years
George Metesky, the Mad Bomber, is set for release after 16 years and eight months in custody. A Manhattan court dismissed remaining charges for bombings at public sites including Radio City Music Hall. He is certified sane and plans to return to Waterbury, Connecticut, pending formal discharge in a few days.
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New York
George Metesky
Radio City Music Hall
Manhattan
Queens
Metesky
Center
Irving Engel
Supreme Court
Senate probes blame warnings ignored behind oil shortage
Senate investigators heard that political considerations in 1971 to 1973 helped fuel shortages. Oil planners admitted mistakes and that warnings of peaking U S production were not acted on and import increases were delayed to avoid public woes.
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Nixon
Senate
LaVerne
Duffy
George Lincoln
Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
United States
Ilcnty M. Jackson
D-Wash
William C. Trappner
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