Takeover ruins Indians chance at 225 acre mansion
The Alexian Brothers head said the Menominee Indians ruined chances of ever obtaining the 225 acre northern Wisconsin estate taken by force six days earlier. He criticized the takeover, noted negotiations with Oneida Indians had been near completion for an alcohol treatment center, and said the order may not resume talks as hostage fears linger.
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Gunfire at Menominee religious estate continues six days
Indians hold a 64 room monastery as gunfire erupts during attempts to resume negotiations. Officials say shots were aimed at the estate, not individuals, with about 30 rounds fired at 8 10 am. No injuries reported amid a tense stand off and food deliveries blocked. A vacant AIM building in Keshena was destroyed by arson.
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Fair Tonight With Clear Skies and Mild Lows
Patch of calm weather expected tonight with mostly clear skies. Overnight temperatures fall to around 20 degrees as a quiet evening continues.
Ford names panel for probe of CIA
Washington AP readers say investigations into the CIA's domestic intelligence work will proceed despite an eight man presidential commission. Madison AP Gov Lucey begins second term pledging a lean budget and review of government, energy, taxation and efficiency amid projected tax revenues and needs. Continued page 2, col. 6.
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Arab world outrage at Kissinger oil threat speech
The Arab world condemned Henry Kissinger’s warning of U.S. military action against oil producers to deter price rises. Protests spread from Egypt and Saudi Arabia to Kuwait Lebanon Libya and Iraq with editorials and cartoons accusing Washington of collusion with Israel.
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Improved air safety urged by federal investigators
Washington AP Federal safety experts urge airlines to upgrade emergency equipment and procedures after passengers are killed or injured while fleeing crashes. The National Transportation Safety Board calls for longer ground reaching slides, automatic inflation, exterior heating, preflight exit briefings, trained megaphone use, and enhanced crew evacuation training.
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Bids Opened at Government Gold Auction
Washington AP. The government opened bids on two million ounces of gold to curb imports. Bids numbered well over 100 with early offers from Austern & Paul New York at 156 an ounce and Vito G De Marino San Diego at 45.10. High early bid 188 from Leslie Ellisson New Jersey for a single bar. Most bids clustered 150 to 165 per ounce.
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California officials exploit pension salary loophole
Seven California county officials including five sheriffs retired for a few days to draw both salary and pension in the same term. Monterey County Sheriff W A Davenport will collect 1500 monthly pension plus 2400 salary totaling 46800 yearly. The practice, legal but disputed, prompted bills to close the loophole and drew criticism from Gov. Reagan and legislators. News tied to Davenport’s retirement spurring others to seek dual payments.
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Bridge Collapse Kills Ten In Hobart Ship Collision
In Hobart Tasmania officials say at least 10 people died when the British ore freighter Lake Hila Warra rammed the Tasman Bridge at 9 p.m. on a rainy night. A 240 foot span collapsed, sinking the ship with 42 crew aboard while 35 others survived. several cars plunged into the Derwent River.
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