Two More Sought In Kidnaping
CHOWCHILLA Calif AP investigators say up to five may have kidnapped a bus of 26 Chowchilla children and imprisoned them 18 hours in a buried truck. One man jailed, two sought, two more may be named in nationwide manhunt. Woods and Schoenfeld on federal warrants. Richard Schoenfeld surrendered.
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Chowchilla
Calif
Associated Press
Livermore
Madera
Ed Bates
Frederick N. Woods IV
James L. Schoenfeld
Woods
Schoenfeld
Richard
Alameda County
James Schoenfeld
FBI
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Illinois
San Francisco Examiner
Oakland Tribune
Ed Ray
Schoenfelds
Burbank
Amin flees as troops threaten Amin hold on power in doubt
Nairobi reports Ugandan President Idi Amin fled Kampala as troops confronted him amid gunfire during a Saturday night disturbance. The Standard cites a Kampala cor respondent noting Amin disappeared into darkness as rumors of a leave of absence circulated. Kenyan officials say Uganda pays for deliveries and has had shipments halted. Amin accuses Kenya of an economic blockade and seeks international fact finding.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Idi Amin
Kampala
The
Standard
Amin
Ugandan Defense Council
Uganda
Mungua
Waiyaki
Mombasa
Libya
Radio Uganda
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Eteki Mboumoua
Organization of African Unity
New York
Entebbe
Funeral Hearings Focus On Planning For Death
Hearings in Washington on proposed FTC funeral industry rules highlight death planning and memorial societies. Memorial groups offer low cost, pre planned funerals via undertakers, with cremation and donation options. FTC proposals seek clear cost disclosures, telephone pricing, and compliance with embalming laws.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Washington
Harry E. Smith
Greater New Haven
Miss Cohen
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
New York
Chicago
Seattle
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Genetic testing run on Moscow embassy staff in late 1960s
State Department carried out secret genetic tests on employees returning from Moscow during 1967 68 to probe microwave radiation concerns at the U S embassy. Doctors said the tests aimed at detecting abnormal bacteria while the real purpose remained undisclosed. The program involved about 18 months of testing and was overseen by a George Washington University lab.
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Washington
State Department
Moscow
U.S
Cecil B. Jacobson
George Washington University
Jacobson
Thomas H. Gresinger
Gresinger
George Washington Medical School
Bob Dole
Ford
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Dole
Kansas
Brezhnev
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
Henry A. Kissinger
Stiff Schedule For Congress This Week
Washington lawmakers face a heavy week as taxes crime control and air quality take center stage in the Senate and House. Key items include mine safety and public meeting access, with LEAA funding debate and amendments to a major tax bill shaping the agenda.
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House
Senate
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Congress
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Postal Service
U.S
Interior Department
Department of Labor
Securities and Exchange Commission
The
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Power Commission
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Continental Association of Funeral and Memorial Societies
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Eureka
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Leawood
Kan
Kansas City
Overland Park
Richard Peaney
Miami
Okla
Judy
Wichita
Joan Labrie
Great Bend
Paul D. Mercer
Cedar Point
Jeri
U. S. 50
Cottonwood Falls
Brenda J. Weeks
Lecompton
U.S. 40
Topeka
White House
John Carlson
PA. Serrany
Gas Service Company
D. E. Young
MFA Security Service Co
Benjamin Franklin
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