Heiress Rescued After Abduction In Riverside
Ellen Ann Stater, 18, daughter of Riverside market executive LaVoy Stater, was kidnapped Friday from her Riverside home. She was found three days later tied to a bed in Burbank. Police arrested a husband and wife, two other suspects, and a 20-year-old man. Ransom of 110000 demanded but not paid. 10 calls made. FBI involved.
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Riverside
Burbank
Ellen Ann Stater
University of California At Riverside
Vic Jones
Jones
Miss Stater
LaVoy Stater
Stater Bros. Market
Riverside San Bernardion
Stater
FBI
Ventura Freeway
North Hollywood
Ford cited in false pollution tests case in Detroit
Ford Motor Co was fined 7 million by a federal court in Detroit after the Justice Department alleged employees tampered with antipollution test data for 1973 models. The case involved a 9950 count criminal information and a civil consent decree, with additional penalties and a future compliance injunction. Ford withdrew and resubmitted tests in 1973, later claiming the data were based on unauthorised maintenance. EPA and DOJ pursued action under the Clean Air Act.
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Washington
Ford Motor Vo
Justice Department
Ford
US District Court
Detroit
Foard
EPA
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
Clean Air Act
Family of 3 Executed in Home
Police say a man, his wife Grace and their 8 year old daughter Ann were forced to kneel in their night clothes and shot in the back of the head. The Hallett family owned cutrate stores in Jamestown. Their maroon and white Lincoln was taken from the home and driven toward Buffalo.
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N.Y
Robert W. Hallett
Grace
Ann
Hallett
Cutrate
Jamestown
Pol Lee
Mallett House
Halletts
Lincoln
Buffalo
Murder suspect sought on tip in Reed murder case
Police seek Miller on a tip and offer a 3300 reward if he is arrested and convicted. The Reed case involves the 22 year old found dead near Ninth Street and Harbor Avenue with injuries consistent with torture. Detectives tie Miller to the apartment where Reed was restrained and assaulted. Miller has prior arrests in two states including a 1970 shoplifting conviction and a driving without a license charge. The description mentions a tattoo of a swastika with the name Stoney and notes Miller's possible role as a small time dupe.
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Miller
Reed Inurder
Skagze
Hart
Maine
SI Tang Beach
NTH
Long Beach
Orange County
Reed
Ninth Street
Harbor Avenue
Reed Che
Deis
Bell
Terst
Stoney
Miler
Crete
Storm slows Southland travel as floods sweep foothills
A new storm headed for the Southland strands travelers in the San Bernardino mountains while heavy snow closes Angeles Crest and Angeles Forest Highways. Flooding from dam releases and rock slides damages roads and nearby facilities, with gates opened at Devil's Gate and other dams to divert waters. Local patrols report hazardous conditions and debris blocking routes as communities brace for further storms.
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San Bernardino Mountains
Angeles Crest Highway
Angeles Forest
San Gabriel Mountains
Foothill
Arroyo Seco
Devil's Gate Dam
Pasadena
Maz
San Fernando
GTS Co
Labrella Designed to Protect Pipe System
Fragmented OCR text describes a protective device for a pipe system with unclear specifics. Mentions London based company and terms like protect, side of the pipe, and materials described as solid veld in vague phrases. No clear events, dates, or named individuals emerge.
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London
Hercestel Downpeats
POWs Return to Visit Mothers From Clark Field
Two former prisoners of war, including Perkins, visited their ailing mothers at Clark Field near their home area. Adm Noel Gayler said a third release in weeks is likely. The POWs, escorted by Navy and Air Force personnel, flew home on a large C141 jet after medical checks.
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Forey
Ala
Noel Gayler
Pacific
Woods
Clark
Perkins
Kaw.d. Woods
San Diego
Alfred Linn
Lland
Nixon plans devaluation across currencies and trade action
The article reports on the 10 percent dollar devaluation and expected global currency realignments. It notes economists’ varied views on effects, including higher prices for foreign cars, potential boosts to U S exports, and the broader move toward reducing gold’s monetary role. Authorities cite Volcker negotiations and IMF reform as context.
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Boston
Paul Samuelson
MIT
Norman Robertson
Mellon Bank
Pittsburgh
Tech
Brussels
London
Zurich
Treasury
Paul A. Volcker
Volcker
Shultz
Workingman
Congress
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Ellen Stator
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