AIM members tied to Pine Ridge shootings case at trial
A government witness described Robideau Butler and others leaving Pine Ridge with rifles and handguns during the June 26 1975 killings of FBI agents Ronald Williams and Jack Coler. The witness cited weapon counts and travel from New Mexico camp to Pine Ridge, with details of the group’s movements and gunfire.
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Cedar “Rapids
Iowa
Robert Robideau
Darelle Euler
Pine Ridgs
S.D
FBI
Tuesa “Draper
Ariz
Robideau-Butler
Lvo
Ronald Williams
Jack Coler
Draper
Robideau
Portland
Ore
Butler
Rogue
River
Williams
Coler
Leonard Peltier
Grand Forks
N.D
James Eagle
Wyoming
Wind River Reservation
Pine Ridge
Peltier
American Indian Movement
AIM
New Mexicco
Harry Jumping Bull
Oglala
Cahping
Jumping Bull
Peltiér
Canada
John “Lowe
Gallup Man Dies in Vehicle Crash on Hogback Road
James Downing, 34, of 709 Gomez Gallup died Monday when his vehicle overturned east of the Gallup Armory on the Hogback after leaving the road while traveling eastbound at 8 15 p.m. Three passengers suffered minor injuries. Downing was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Gallup
James Downing
Gallup Armory
Systonit
Downing
Gomez
Cynthia
Sandoval
Jennett
Gargla
Connie Maher
Fire in New Mexico Near Page Under Control
A forest fire of about five acres near Page, northwest of McGaffey, was brought under control by Tuesday 5 p m. Twenty person crews from New Mexico and Arizona, totaling around 250 firefighters, will release some crews on Wednesday. One person was injured while fighting the blaze and authorities warn of extreme fire danger across Cibola with no smoking or camping except in designated areas.
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Emilio Montoya
Page
Biuthi
McGaffey
Bob Armstrong
Cami New
Mexico
Arizona
Armstrong
Montoya
Cibola
Bomb extortion probe targets 200 firms in US
FBI investigates a failed extortion plot against 200 corporations with 13 bombs mailed to firms or executives. Twelve bombs did not explode. one detonated at Merrill Lynch in New York injuring four. No revolutionary demands were reported.
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Washington
FBI
Merrill Lynch
New York
Democrats Seek Unity Platform For Carter Nomination
The Democratic platform committee approved a noncontroversial platform aimed at uniting the party behind Jimmy Carter. With expected nomination in July, Carter would run on a broadly agreeable program after two days of meetings with minimal disagreement.
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Washington
Jimmy ‘Carter
Carter
Beirut quiet as mediators lift blockade and push for peacekeeping
In Beirut no fighting was reported after Arab mediators announced Syria would lift its blockade of Beirut and coastal cities while Lebanese Christian leaders conditionally supported a pan Arab peacekeeping force. Reports also claim a Syrian advance toward the Israeli border near Marjayoun, but no opposition was confirmed. Separately, U S federal lobby regulation faces dilution efforts in the House after Senate passage. Aimed at strict disclosure for lobbyists, the bill would cover actions influencing legislation or contracts over 1 million dollars. In the Midwest drought worsens hay and forage shortages, with grain crops likely to suffer. Minnesota crop values may reach 1 billion dollars as rain remains scarce.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Marjayoun
Washington (Ap
House
Senate
Aek
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Aztec Avenue traffic test extended by Gallup City Council
The Gallup City Council informal meeting Tuesday at City Hall agreed to extend Aztec Avenue two-way traffic for at least 60 more days. No vote was taken. Public safety director Manual Gonzales cited a lightless test. proposals include restoring one-way flow until bridges on Second and Third Streets are rebuilt and lights installed.
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Gallup
Wark
Public Safety
Hall
Second
Third Street
Albert C. Lebeck Jr
Second Street
Aztec Avenue
Gonzales
Edward Junker
Robert. Noe
Lebeck
Junker
Special Friday Saturday Sale at Gallup Music Store
Demonstrator Spinner and Wurtzer Pignos on deep discounts from 795 to 875 dollars, normally 1200 dollars retail. Limited stock this weekend at Gallup Music Store.
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Gallup
WurtzerPignos
Flood control plans for city delayed to 1982 at earliest
Army engineers said flood protection may not arrive before 1982, with at least four years for review and design. Officials from the Los Angeles office cited Rio Puerto and its tributaries as needing about $2 million and warned Congress must authorize funding. In Farmington, an explosion at a service station killed Bill Reeves and John's Schumann, source confirmed, with investigators from the Treasury and Alcohol Tobacco Firearms divisions on scene.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Navajo
Peter. MacDonald
Arizona
MacDonald
Patie
Kool. 1S
FBI
Grand Jry
General Accounting Office
Nixon
IRS
CLA
U. S. Army Corps
Corps
Stans Lutz
Viin
Ueda
Los Angeles
Califfe
Rio
Puerto
Lutz
Farmington
San Juan Hospital
Bill’ Reeves
John Schumann
Kirtland
U.S. Treasury Department
Congress
Antiti
Pates
Purree
Edward ‘Junker
Junker
OLIN
Wasi Gulhip
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1. Smillion Acre
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Ftvalichi
Jonni-Rae Myers
Continental
Divide
Albuquerque
Fulfur
Democrats
Midwest
Howie Malde
Saigon
Associated Press
United States
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Texas
Tran Thiet
James Parmelee
City Hall
Aztec
Parmelee
Council
Santa Fe
Army
San Juan
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