Debbie Kantaeng trial reveals seizures and abduction claims
Debbie Kantaeng testified she suffered epileptic seizures after a kidnapping and rape tale, while psychiatrist Dr. Fishman described the case as a defense mechanism with unclear links to her condition. The court postponed several moments for medical review as details of the Las Cerritos Parking Lot incident and subsequent car ride emerged in testimony.
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Tripp
Norwalk
Reach Vasey
Vasey
Allen
Bombs Hit Two Federal Buildings in Puget Sound Area
Two federal courthouses in Everett and Tacoma were rocked by blasts within eight hours. The Everett explosion shattered doors and damaged surrounding shops. no injuries were reported. Investigators believe dynamite packed in a suitcase caused the Everett blast near the Western Washington Indian Agent office, which also hosts Rep. Lloyd Meeds and other federal offices. Damage estimates reach about ten thousand dollars.
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Wash
Federal
Federal Court House
Tacoma
Seattle
Danege
Dan Anderson
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Western Washington
Anderson
FBT
Rep
Lloyd Meed
D-Wash
Portugal prepares crackdown on northern mob violence
In Lisbon the government says the armed forces will counter anti-Communist violence in the north for a fourth day. Premier Vaseo Goncalves’ office confirms countermeasures but offers few details amid planned Catholic demonstrations in Braga and a Communist rally in Porto. Rioters in Famalicao, between Braga and Porto, remain tense while one riot victim, an 18 year old, is buried as troops report firing into the air to restore order. Communists offices were wrecked in Santo Tirso and in Famaliacao demonstrators looted and burned, driving troops away from the streets.
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Hraca
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Santo Tirso
Armed Forces Movement
Reds captives moved as jet heads to Libya
A hijacked Japan Air Lines DC-8 with held hostages moved toward Libya after terrorists released 28 captives and freed four Japanese convicts. U S Consul Stebbins and Swedish official Bergenstrahle remained aboard, while Malaysia sought destination options and Libya reportedly agreed to land the plane.
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Libya
U.S
Sayonara
Robert ¢. Stebbins
Tokyo
Syria
Kuwait
South Yemen
Liha
Algeris
Los Angeles Harbor board reelects Heim as president
The Los Angeles Harbor Commission elected Frederic A. Heim to a new term as president by a 3-2 vote, overturning the normal line of succession and denying Nate DiBiasi another term. Roy Ferkich was elected vice president after DiBiasi abstained.
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Frederic A. Heim
Nate DiBiasi
Los Angeles
Tom Bradley
DiBiasi
Roy Ferkich
San Pedro
Ferkich
Heim
George Izumi
Gene Kaplan
Izumi
DiBlasi
Ieim
Reim
Commission
John Y. Choa
Los Angles
Choa
Heim Wag
Heim 354
Sanermanio Valley Electronics
Internationl Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
Southern California
Distrit Council
ILWU
Ely
DiBtasi
Ford Signs Bill Extending Voting Rights Act
Washington AP reports President Ford signed a seven year extension of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, calling the right to vote a foundational element of the American system. The move preserves protections against racial discrimination in voting.
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Ford
Bill
Washington
Hoffa Rivalry Deepens as Hoffa Faces Union Ban Appeal
Hoffa and Fitzelm, once allies, become bitter rivals after Hoffa loses control of the Teamsters. Hoffa, freed from federal prison in 1971 under a White House deal banning union activity until 1980, appeals the restriction as the FBI reviews Hoffa notes to trace his final days. In Spain, Prince Alfonso de Orleans y Borbon, nephew of former king, dies at 88 from a heart attack in his palace. survived by Princess Beatriz and two sons.
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FBI
Hoffa
Sanlucar DE
California Unemployment Fund Faces Shortfall in 1976
California officials warn the unemployment insurance fund could run $100 million in the red by late 1976 if jobless rates stay high and income fails to rise. Forecasts show payments outpacing income, with $2.9 billion on hand against at least $8 billion in needed benefits this year and next.
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California
Employment Development Department
Bob Nance
Nance
Alister Mcalister
McAlister
San Jose
Bill Stall
Brown
Start
Storm in Iwaki Kills One Person as Homes Are Destroyed
A wind and rainstorm battered Iwaki 275 miles north of Tokyo early today, killing one person and destroying dozens of homes. Ten people were reported missing as recovering teams searched the wreckage.
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UPI
Iwaki
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