Court refuses to free Capitol bombing suspect girl
Leslie Bacon, 18, a Washington protester linked to antiwar groups, is detained on a grand jury warrant for alleged personal knowledge of suspects in Capitol bombing incidents. Her mother denies involvement, noting she is a bright but sometimes heated young woman and has ties to protest circles with fugitives.
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Senate
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Sant Liring Lumber Co
New York
Washington
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Reds seek talks on U.S. pullout amid prisoner, ceasefire tension
United States negotiator David Bruce dismissed a South Vietnamese statement as propaganda while North Vietnam and Viet Cong signals on a cease fire and prisoner transfers drew cautious reactions. Thuy and Lam pressed for a neutral protecting power and a prisoner swap, but Mrs. Binh rejected those ideas, signaling pressure to tie talks to total U.S. withdrawal.
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Swedon
Long Beach City College hires more staff for veterans office
Readers report delays in GI education benefit payments due to clerical shortages at Long Beach City College Veterans Affairs. The college says staffing rose from two to eight full time to handle a 40 percent surge in veteran enrollments this semester, with about 4,000 veterans on campus.
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Frost Free Refrigerators Cost More to Run Say Reports
A letter from Long Beach asks if frost free refrigerators cost more to operate than defrosting models. Consumer Reports finds frost free units use more energy overall, with top freezer designs cheaper to run than side by side French doors. The 1977 Buying Guide lists operating costs for many brands and models, free to subscribers or $2.65 for sale.
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Consumer Reports. Magazine
Consumer Reports
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Hirohito Turns 70 as Crowds Wish Emperor in Rain
Large crowd in raincoats and umbrellas lines the path near the imperial palace to greet Emperor Hirohito on his 70th birthday. The emperor and his family appeared at the site to receive greetings while imperial household spokesmen say he is in excellent health.
Protests in Capital widen clash over shutdown risk
Protests in the capital intensified as May Day demonstrators vowed to block rush hour traffic and a Civil Service Commission memo urged workers to report to duty. Senate figure Robert Byrd urged prosecution of antiwar protesters after 31 arrests. Abernathy Teps and other lawmakers met with demonstrators on Capitol Hill. Camps at West Potomac Park faced rain and cold as mood stayed energetic with rock music, while reports cited drug use and a hospital note on drugging concerns among protesters.
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Robert C. Byrd
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Reagan's ecology corps labeled publicity gambit by Moretti
SACRAMENTO 7 As sembly Speaker Bob Moretti criticized Governor Reagan's proposed ecology corps as a publicity ploy likely to fail. He questioned its budget and impact, predicting a federal welfare takeover and a tax increase bill within 60 days. Moretti said Republicans may ignore Reagan on welfare reform and school finance, while aiming to veto or override.
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GOP
California Taxpayer Association
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North Texas tornadoes injure 38 and damage VFW post
Tornadoes struck North Texas injuring 38 people including 35 at Ennis where a VFW post roof was ripped off and a mobile trailer park was hit near Waxahachie. A widow and her child sheltered against a south wall as the twister passed, with other funnel activity reported near Dallas Fort Worth but minimal damage.
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Waxahachie
Tex
Ennis
Lisa Taylor
VFW
Dallas-Fort Worth
Four women named to top federal posts by President Mixon
President Mixon appointed four women to top federal posts including a Black appointee to the Civil Service Commission and three associates on the White House domestic council. Appointees include Jane Baker Spain of Cincinnati as vice chair at 38000 and Sallyanne Payton, a Washington lawyer, as a domestic council associate. The group also includes Vicki L. Keller, an Oakland management consultant, and Lithuanian-born physician Valera Knaitis named director of the Leech Farm Road Veterans Administration Hospital in Pittsburgh.
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