Bomb blasts hit midtown New York by FALN claim
Two terror bombs explode in midtown Manhattan claimed by FALN, a Puerto Rican independence group about which police know little. The blasts raise the group’s total to 50 bombings in three years. Police Commissioner Michael Codd said a telephone claim was received but there were no specific leads.
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Jose Marti
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Mobil Oil
World Trade Center
Long Beach man tied to Arizona drug probe after theft plane seizure
Richard Goode a 39 year old owner of Goode Drapery was arrested June 23 when he landed a stolen twin engine plane loaded with 1154 pounds of marijuana on a Mojave County air strip. He and three others face three felonies including possession and sale of marijuana and transport. The case remains open as investigators pursue planted explosive devices in New York and related terrorism links.
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Norman EB. Thompson
Fountain Valley
John A. Marrale
Garded Grove
Lentswich
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Cargo ship explodes in Houston Ship Channel
A 10,000-ton cargo ship named Philippine Corrugor exploded and caught fire in the Houston Ship Channel injuring one crewman with second degree burns. Authorities believe arson and an investigator found fire on two exterior decks with a flammable liquid suspected as the starter. All 42 crew members were accounted for, some ashore at the time. the ship had docked Saturday and was to depart for Panama.
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Philippine Corregidor
Felix Rabiso
James Wilt
Panama
Schlesinger forecast for nuclear waste policy formation
Schlesinger is expected to be confirmed to head the first new Cabinet agency since 1966 as Congress prepared a confirmation vote after his nomination was formally submitted by the White House. House leaders backed Carter energy price controls, aiming to defeat deregulation efforts while pushing a five week recess agenda and highlighting a close vote outlook.
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Hovering clouds linger in Southern California weather
The cloudy weather that has produced thundershowers over the mountains and deserts is forecast to remain through Thursday. Additional thundershower activity is anticipated in the southern and eastern deserts and along mountain ranges. Desert highs reach the teens while mountains see mid 80s to low 90s.
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Survivors of Lancer drift back to port after 20 days at sea
Almond, Miss Corea, and Campbell survived a 20 day drifting ordeal after the fishing boat was damaged and the Lancer nearly ran them over. They drank minimal water, ate raw fish and sea life, and were rescued near Long Beach after the Lancer picked them up. They plan to return to Nicaragua soon.
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LBJ 1948 election papers raise vote fraud questions
The release centers on alleged 1948 vote tampering tied to LBJ ally George Parr known as the Duke of Duval. Salas accuses Parr of adding 200 votes after the election while Johnson claimed victory by 87. State officials dispute the forged names and probe discrepancies in poll lists.
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George Parr
Duke
Duval
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Johnson
Salas
Oday
Bullock
Schlag
Comptroller's Office
Jim Wells
Mad Johnson
Pel
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Uemogenite Party
Merey
Alice
Aid
Miguel Acero
Hector
Cenla
Aex
Ceras
Cerda
T. Kellis Dibrell
Texas
Stevenson
Namie Wasi
Dibrell
Tom Donald
Texaco aids oil recovery by chemical washing in Texas
Texaco describes a program to boost U S oil supplies by reworking old wells in Manuel Texas using a chemical detergent injected into wells to loosen trapped oil, aided by water to push it out. If successful the Marvel Field would require about 70 million dollars to operate, reflecting high costs but a needed energy strategy. Maurice F Granville of Texaco invites further energy questions via Grand Central Station New York.
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Texaco Inc
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New York
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