Bombs Rock 2 Federal Buildings in St. Louis
Three explosions damaged a federal records center and a ROTC facility used by St Louis and Washington universities. Fourteen police officers and five men were treated for concussions and released. no serious injuries. FBI took over the investigation.
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Federal Records Center
Washington
Phil Pizzo
Ford Foundation Survey Seeks College Changes
Washington AP Nixon administration backs Ford Foundation report arguing colleges are irrelevant to many students. The study led by Frank Newman calls for new institutions using practical teaching, distance learning, and practitioner faculty to replace the traditional credential driven university model.
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Frank Newman
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Ramsey Clark Joins Berrigan Defense Team
Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark and three other lawyers join the defense of Rev. Philip Berrigan and five co defendants in a plot to kidnap Henry Kissinger and blow heating tunnels. Indicted Jan. 12 in Harrisburg, the group includes Anthony Scoblick, Sister Elizabeth McAlister, Joseph Wenderoth, Neil McLaughlin, and Eqbal Ahmad. all pleaded innocent.
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Paul O'Dwyer
Addison Bowman
Washington
Harrisburg
Harvard Law School
Berrigan
Anthony Scoblick
Baltimore
Elizabeth McAlister
Joseph Wenderoth
Neil McLaughlin
Eqbal Ahmand
Chicago
Courts Told Of New Law On Sentences
Maryland courts were advised on three sentencing options for indigent defendants after a Supreme Court ruling. The Maryland attorney general's office told Baltimore Municipal Court that fines may be paid in installments, paid in full later, or satisfied by specified daytime work. The guidance notes the ruling does not allow law evasion by indigents, and those with resources who do not pay may still be fined.
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Explosion Flares Ocean Bridge Off Spain in Tanker Blaze
London AP reports a mysterious blast set the 113,370 ton tanker Ocean Bridge ablaze off Spain’s west coast. The ship, reportedly empty, aided the stricken tanker British Comet which rescued 49 of 50 Ocean Bridge crew. captain H W Pile remains missing as doctors were flown to Brest for four injured. Tugs proceed to tow the Comet. the Ocean Bridge’s owner notes it carries oil and ore.
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Ocean Bridge
Spain
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Rotterdam
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Cadiz
Mandel Backs Compromise Environmental Programs
ANNAPOLIS AP The Mandel administration backs a revised bill to create a multi million dollar Environmental Trust Fund funded by a .1 mil per kilowatt hour surcharge on electricity. The bill targets environmental studies for new plants and requires at least four site selections by July 1974.
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Senate
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Prince Georges
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Marvin Mandel
Goodman
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Potomac Electric Power Co
Potomac Edison
Eastern Shore Cooperative
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