Boston Delinquent Property Owners Featured in Rogues Gallery
Boston officials released photographs of 18 prominent property owners labeled delinquents in a billboard display. The list includes state senators and representatives, executives, and business owners with combined back taxes totaling millions. Some figures disputed the charges or reported mislisted debts, while Penn Central and Loew’s are cited among large owes.
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Kerly FH. White
Mie Pegler
Lallenty
Delimpants
Bill Owens
Royal J. Bolling
Herbert Lo Connally
Loow
Tas
Nowell Cook
Offige
Lionel Goldman
Goldman
City Tall
Benjamin Kilgore
Penn Central
Loew's
Olvens
Lwo
Rolling
Bomb at San Francisco Opera House Claims Credit
A bomb exploded at the San Francisco War Memorial Opera House entrance early today with no major damage or injuries. About an hour later a caller to the Associated Press said the New World Liberation Front claimed responsibility, sending a NWLF communique to a phone booth. It was the NWLF’s fifth bombing in weeks, timing closely after a rehearsal for the 35th opera season.
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San Francisco War Memorial Opera House
Anomas
Associated Press
New World Liberation Front
NWLF
MWLF
Carter accused of hiding Lance data in Senate probe
The Carter administration faces accusations of concealing FBI background data on Budget Director Bert Lance from the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee. Attorney John W. Stokes said investigators sought information Lance supplied to the FBI before the transition. He noted Lance’s Georgia overdrafts while governor were investigated but produced insufficient evidence for indictment. He warned the FBI report could be damaging and that banking regulator John G. Heimann stressed concerns over insider overdrafts and loans to insiders, linking Lance’s actions to broader bank failures.
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Carter
Bert Lance Fron
Senate Committee
Tormer LS. Atvorney
John W. Stokes
Senate
Anties
Tiny Jase
FRE
V. Sin
Tony
Georgia
Stokes
FBI
Annary
VYRI
Comptrailer of
Cure John G. Heimann
Isi
Lance
Heimann
Calioun First National Bank
QM Heimann
Canadian gas pipeline seen saving $300 million yearly
Energy Secretary Les Schlesinger said the Alcan cross Canada pipeline to move Alaskan natural gas to the lower 48 would cut consumer costs by about 300 million dollars annually versus a rival pipeline and tanker plan. He predicted congressional approval within months as Senate advances Carter energy policy amid industry pushback.
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Les R. Schlesinger
Carter
Canada
United States
Schlesinger
Congress
Senate
el Paso Co
Houston
Tex
Alaska
Senate OKs 8.6 percent increase for disabled veterans
The Senate approved an 8.6 percent cost of living hike for disabled veterans their spouses and dependent children with a 96.5 percent clothing allowance rise from 190 to 203 dollars for prosthetic wearers. The measure would cost about 359 million next fiscal year and adds a rule to mail checks a day early when the first of the month falls on a weekend.
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Washington
Senate
House
iThose- Senate
Veterans Administration
Koch Cuomo win New York mayoral runoff after tight primary
In a crowded Democratic field three-way race amid New York City’s largest primary turnout Koch and Cuomo advance to a September 19 runoff after Beame finishes third. No candidate clears 4 percent. Koch leads Cuomo by one point with results from most precincts counted. Goodman awaits winner in November.
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Mario Cuomo
Edward Koch
New York
CW York
Abraham D. Beame
Fey
Bella S. Abzug
New York City
Edward ©. Koch
Manhattan
East Side
Hugh L. Carey
Beame
Vincent Impellitreri
Robert Wagner
City Hall
Securities and Exchange Commission
Koch
Cuomo
No On
Roy M. Goodman
Appeals court upholds unfair labor ruling on Specialty restaurants
The Ninth Circuit upholds an NLRB ruling finding Specialty Queen Mary Restaurants guilty of unfair labor practices in dealings with the Marine Cooks and Stewards Union. Back pay, reinstatement, and resumed negotiations are ordered. potential back pay could reach about a half million dollars. Union officials praise restoration of wages and jobs as talks resume after a six year dispute.
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U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
Martine Cooks and Stewards
NLRB
Queen Mary
National Labor Board
Los Angeles
Joe Coren
Marine Cooks and Stewards Union
Marine Cooks
Goren
David Tallichet
Specialty
Cal
Noted entertainers and politicians in headlines across pages
Zero Mostel and Kenneth O Donnell are reported dead in separate items. L B Teachers protest stalled contracts with a readin during orientations. Bob Moretti resigns from the state energy commission in protest of manipulation and red tape. Gordon Liddy defends his Watergate sentence in a news conference. Panama Canal treaty foes form truth squads to sway public opinion. Tongsun Park reacts to indictment over influence schemes. A controversy emerges over a seating arrangement mimicking Elvis Presley.
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Bob Moretti
California Assembly
State Energy Commission
Senate
Weather Tonight and Saturday Forecast Log
Tonight and Saturday forecast shows mountains with chance of rain and low 63 degrees. Desert areas remain mostly fair with a high value uncertain. mountains and desert regions expected varied conditions.
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