Three arraigned in Detroit kidnap and murder case
In Detroit three 20-year-old men were arraigned on first degree murder and kidnapping charges for abducting and executing 1-year-old Keith Arnold and 5-year-old Gerald Craft. Police say the motive was extortion, with $54,000 demanded from the Arnold family. bodies found on the North Side.
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Gary Gilmore
Byron Smith
Jerome Holloway
Gerald Craft
Keith Arnold
North Side
Philip Tanaian
Arnold
Reagan sees energy crisis as opportunity for U S advances
President Reagan on returning from Asia called the energy shortage a potential great opportunity for the United States. He touted moving to new tech and greater self sufficiency, while defending his Asia tour as key to improving profitable trade via California and Indonesia gas deals. He also backed lowering the speed limit to 55 mph to save gasoline.
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Reagan
Nixon
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Sisco Named Assistant Secretary at State Department
Joseph J. Sisco named assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern and South Asian affairs by Hamilton College trustees in Clinton New York announcing the appointment today amid 1974 president activities.
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Joseph J. Sisco
Hamilton College
Clinton, N.Y
Air Force sergeant pleads guilty in Soviet document case
James De Wood, a 35 year old Air Force sergeant from Tacoma, admitted three charges after passing secret documents to Viktor Chernyshev, Soviet embassy first secretary, on a Queens street corner last July 21. Wood waived a general court martial and spoke to a military judge. He was en route to reassignment in Turkey when arrested. Chernyshev sought diplomatic immunity and left the country. Wood’s court-martial had been set for Wednesday.
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Wood
Tacoma
Wash
Qreens
N.Y
Viktor Chernyshev
Washington
Turkey
Chernyshev
Small business chief in Los Angeles resigns
Edward W. Jenks has resigned as director of the Los Angeles office of the Small Business Administration to join private industry. Jenks, who joined the SBA on July 17, 1972, will leave December 1 after helping provide more than 100 million dollars in financing for small businesses across eight Southern California counties. No successor was named. The resignation is not connected to a recent investigation.
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Gilbert Mantang
SBA
Jenks
Montano
California
Irregular loan practices in SBA offices nationwide
The report highlights irregular loan practices across SBA offices nationwide and notes that the resignation did not stem from allegations against specific individuals.
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SBA
California SBA offices pressuring into campaign contributions
A fragmented report cites Manta ho alleging pressure from SBA offices in California to contribute to political campaigns. The wording is unclear, with partial phrases and potential transcription errors.
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SBA
California
Mantaho
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