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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1974

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2

Bomb blast at Gulf Oil office rocks Pittsburgh area

Police and FBI scour Pittsburgh for evidence after a bomb wrecked the Gulf Oil corporate lobby on the 2nd floor. The Weather Underground claimed responsibility while threats flood city stations and evacuations occur.

Gulf Oil Office Pittsblagh Mecal FBI Pittsburgh Robert Culville Fredas de Cacok Gulls Weather Underground Portugal Angola Colville Gulf Pitusburgh Ubch Nowt Willer Uur Ponce Leonard Puciusta Paul Sheldon Corporation Sheldon

Maryland Briefs Roundup Keeps Maryland Officials Busy

The Department of Health sues Delmarva Fiberglass Co. of Hebron for emissions violations. The suit seeks court-ordered controls and a 10 000 per day fine. Also covered: Max Nunn ordered to refund 35 000 to 18 investors in a non existent paramedical school. A federal judge halts a taxicab drivers protest over gas price. State tax revenues rise sharply. Julius Fleishman charged with illegal long distance calls. Fourteen juveniles charged in Prince Georges County arson and false alarms.

Baltimore State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Wicomico County Delmarva Fiberglass Co Hebron Bureau of Air Quality Control Salisbury Maryland Tennessee Ronald Shapiro Securities Attorney General’s Office Max Nunn Strawberry Plains Tenn Nunn American Paramedical Academy of Shapiro Military Medicine Magazine Silver Spring, Md Julius Fleishman Maryland Hotel and Motor Inn Association Fleischman Howard Johnson Motor Lodge Silver Hill Upper -Marlboro, Md Prince Georges County

Congressman Hungate Seeks Answers Over Franked Envelope Robbery

Rep. William Hungate of the House Judiciary Committee asks the Postal Service and FBI to resolve a dirty trick involving stolen franked envelopes from his office. The issue concerns invitations mailed from Columbus and could damage reputations if not cleared.

Washington House Judiciary Committee William Hungate Postal Service FBI Hungate Columbus Missouri Democrat

Wholesale Prices Up 16.4 Percent From 73

New York AP reports ongoing price pressures as May wholesale prices rise 16.4 percent year over year while farm and fed costs fall. Labor Department notes overall inflation. major sectors like steel and autos announce increases. GM argues new pricing is value, not a rise.

New York Cagalais Vite Later Department Herbert Stein Presdent Nixon Council of Economic Advisers Stein U.S. Reel General Motors

Maryland Has No Organized Crime Says U S Attorney

U S Attorney George Beall told Maryland lawyers at a State Bar convention there is no evidence of an organized crime syndicate in the state after four years of such probes. The Organized Strike Force, one of 18 nationwide, may be moved to Texas. Beall noted the 1970 pursuit of Julius Salisbury, a Baltimore numbers kingpin, as context for pending mail fraud cases targeting Maryland lawyers.

Ocean City U.S. Atty George Beall Maryland State Bar Association Maryland Beall U.S. Justice Departent Texas Julius Salisbury Baltimore

Faulty Pacemakers Cited By FDA

FDA warns doctors to replace surgically implanted GE Model 42073 pacemakers due to a circuitry malfunction. Letters identifying affected patients were hand-delivered, with 67 devices implanted outside the United States.

Washington Food and Drug Administration General Electric Co FDA United States

Mother Reunited With Adopted Son

Frances Royalty, 75, met her son John Jacobs, 57, in Sioux City Iowa after ten years of searching. He was born Joseph Brun ing in 1931 and placed in a home before they found each other at Leeds Nursing Home.

Sioux City, Iowa Frances Royalty John Tacobs Jacobs Trenton N.J Leeds Royalty Joseph Creighton Bruning

McLean businessman named in major securities fraud case

The SEC seeks an injunction in U S District Court against a McLean man accused of a multimillion dollar fraud tied to a non existent wine distribution scheme. Investigators say he raised about 26 million from 400 investors mainly in Virginia Maryland West Virginia and the District of Columbia while claiming only 4 million in assets.

Alexandria. Va Securities and Exchange Commission McLean U. S. District Court SEC Johnson Virginia West Virginia Maryland District of Columbia William RK. Schief Washington Schief U. S District of U. S. Atty Steve Pickard

Sen Mitchell Linked With Bribe Probe in Baltimore

Baltimore state senator Clarence Mitchell faces a bribery probe announced by State’s Attorney Milton B. Allen. The case involves Harrington, a gambling figure who paid to influence protections for a gambling operation and a related letter signed by Mitchell offering a prison work release job.

Baltimore Clarence Mitchell Milton B. Allen Allen Donald B. Harrington Harrington Robert Gordon Mitchell Baltimore Democrat Maryland

Woman Pickets Court Over Light Sentence

In Towson Maryland Charlisa Wooten’s mother in law Charlisa Wooten pickets the Baltimore County Court House to seek a life sentence for Marcianna Wooten who received eight years for first degree murder. Judge Raine said the eight year term lawful due to a suspended life sentence and cited mitigating factors including the disappearance of a child.

Towson, Md Charlisa Wooten Baltimore County John E. Raine Jr Marcianna Wooten State Court of Appeals Raine Charles Abrams Wooten Abrams Wootens

Honest and capable sheriff candidate profile

A public note states the ideal sheriff should be honest and fair with courage to set an example. It calls for education and experience in business, policing, and law enforcement, plus military training and high school diploma with business police courses.

City Police U.S. Marines

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