Bank robber arrested after fingerprint match in Dallas
FBI Dallas identifies Charlie Elvis Patterson as the suspect in a bank robbery more than a year after the crime. Patterson appeared before a U.S. magistrate and is held on a 50,000 dollar bond. Also reports Pamplona bulls kill a man and injure others, Portland arson/murder case, a Texas Health Board appointment, energy project shelved, Houston to Guadalajara service bid, Vietnamese refugees resettling in Port Isabel, and a counterfeiting case involving Jerry Dean Michael.
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Charlie Elvis Patterson
Patterson
U.S
Patrick H. Mulloy
Egin Air Force Base
Fla
Port Isabel
Tex
Texas
Los Angeles
Jerry Dean Michael
Elizabeth Carmichael
Dale Auto
Michael
FBI hunts Symbionese pair in Chicago area
The FBI focuses the search for Emily and William Harris of the Symbionese Liberation Army in the Chicago region. The Chicago Sun-Times cites an FBI spokesman who would not confirm the report. Richard G. Held appeals for public help, noting the couple, linked to the Hearst kidnapping, was reportedly seen June 25 near Centralia Illinois by a policeman who described two hitchhikers with IDs reading Mike Andrews and Mary Hensley.
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FBI
Emily
William Harris
Symbionese Liberation Army
Chicago Sun-Times
Sun-Times
Richard G. Held
Harrises
Held
Patricia Hearst
Centralia
Ill
Illinois
Mike Andrews
Mary Hensley
Ford's campaign rolls toward 1976 election
AP reports Ford campaign manager Howard Callaway outlines lines between government and campaign funds. Guidelines will decide travel bill payments and primaries. decision on federal matching funds to come later. Callaway predicts victory, notes plan to keep HQ small and manage a $10 million cap set in 1972.
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Ford
President Ford Committee
Secretary of the
Army
Howard H
Bo” Callaway
Republican National Committee
Campaign Committee
Callaway
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Richard M. Nixon
Ford unveils tentative Turkish aid compromise
President Ford after a 90 minute White House breakfast with House leaders outlined a tentative plan to resume Turkish military aid. The package would release 70 million dollars of already purchased gear and allow Turkey to buy more hardware with cash, with quarterly reporting to Congress on arms sales and Cyprus progress. Morgan aims to amend Senate language and move a floor vote quickly. He expects committee hearings start Thursday and markup by Friday or early next week.
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Ford
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Turkey
U.S
Cyprus
Morgan
Kidnapped boy found safe after ransom attempt
Eric Wolov Jr., six, was abducted near Marblehead while waiting for a bus to day camp. Police and FBI agents recovered him uninjured from a car in Revere as his father prepared to pay $50,000 to a woman. Melody Allahyarian, 27, Nahant, faces kidnapping with attempt to extort charges.
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Nahant
Lynn District Court
Wolov
Middleton
Big eater a problem to worrying parents
Cheree Taylor won an eating contest with 11 eggs in four minutes and then ate a pie, cotton candy, ice cream cones, fried chicken, potato salad, and beans. Since a Fourth of July event she has been eating constantly, worrying her mother. The 7 year old, weighing 55 pounds, eats breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks, raising concerns about health and the family budget amid unemployment.
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Titusville, Fla
Cheree Taylor
Sherry Taylor
Fred
Tax collectors storm Dallas business area
State Comptroller Bob Bullock leads sales tax collections in Dallas as officers descend on businesses to ensure compliance. Bullock arrives with paperwork and firm intent, signaling renewed enforcement in the downtown commercial district.
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Dallas
Bob Bullock
Bullock
North Dallas
Kitty Hawk
Comptroller
Larry Levine
Raiders
Preston TV
Chrysler names new management team to lead firm
A new leadership slate chosen by the outgoing chairman takes charge at Chrysler Corp. with promises of financial health and sales gains. Chairman-designate John J. Riccardo and executive vice president Eugene A. Cafiero were approved by the board as Townsend retires amid dwindling sales and losses.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Auto Company
Chrysler
John J. Riccardo
Lynn A. Townsend
Riccardo
Eugene A. Cafiero
New York
Townsend
Court hearing on TSTA suit set for July 17
A July 17 court hearing is scheduled in Austin on a suit against the Texas State Teachers Association seeking to block affiliation with the National Education Association. The petitioners are M. Browning Coombs, Mary Catherine Webster, and Charles L. Patillo, who allege the TSTA constitution bars resubmitting a defeated amendment for at least two years after a member referendum.
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TSTA
Sugar prices set to rise again this summer
Sugar refiners boosted grocery sugar charges for supermarkets, marking the first increase since last November after 15 price declines. Wholesale sugar moved to about 26 cents a pound, with raw cane sugar at 17 cents per pound early this week. Prices a year ago were around 26 cents, rising to about 60 cents by last November.
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New York
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