Explosives Recovered After Spokane Theft
Spokane County investigators say all of the more than 7,000 pounds of explosives stolen from four powder magazines near Marshall and Cheney have been recovered. Four juveniles and one young adult, Randy R. Heinemann, were arrested. the younger boys to juvenile authorities and Heinemann held on $100,000 bond. Detective Teagan said the stash is accounted for and recovery continues.
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Randy R. Heinemann
Heinemann
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John H. Teagan
Fourth Day of Talks at Wounded Knee Negotiations
Federal negotiators and leaders of the Wounded Knee occupation held a fourth straight day of talks in Pine Ridge South Dakota with a session set for 10 am MST. Assistant Attorney General Kent Frizzell called the discussions the most productive yet and said a settlement could come in days. AIM counsel Ramon Roubideaux expressed optimism though cautious about possible splits.
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Oglala Sioux Reservation
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South Dakota
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Dennis Banks
Roubideaux
Banks
NFO Officials Rally Against Meat Price Controls
United Press International reports National Farmers Organization meetings in Nyssa Oregon and Burley Idaho condemn Nixon phase three controls and a nationwide meat boycott. A.G. Salfen warns farmers to hold beef if prices fall below fair levels while Ron King outlines four factors driving holding actions and labor involvement.
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Nyssa
Ore
Burley
Idaho
Nixon
Treasure Valley
Salfen
Magic Valley
Ron King
Tremonton
Utah
Boise
NFO
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Big Labor
King
Deliberate Fires Hit Boise Elementary Schools
Boise fire inspectors say two schools Longfellow and St Josephs were set afire within minutes of each other. Rolled newspapers were found as kindling in closets. Firemen extinguished the blazes quickly and all children got out safe. A detective reported a man about 45 to 50 seen at both campuses prior to discovery.
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Boise
UPD
John Boros
Longfellow
St. Joseph’s
Boros
Maryland Delegate Arrested in Major Heroin Conspiracy Case
Baltimore lawyer and Maryland House of Delegates member James A Turk Scott Jr. 37 was arrested after an eight count indictment accusing him of conspiracy to distribute heroin and arranging to smuggle 18 kilograms of heroin into Baltimore from New York with seven co conspirators. The indictment cites possession of heroin telephone use for narcotics business and interstate travel to facilitate distribution. Scott was appointed to fill a vacancy last December and surrendered to U S marshals after being served the indictment.
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Annapolis
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Turk’’ Scott Jr
Maryland House of Delegates
U.S
Scott
U S
House of Delegates
Charles Sedgwick
New York
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Ervin Warns Senate Over Watergate Leaks And McCord Testimony
Senator Sam Ervin urged restraint on leaks amid Watergate probes and canceled a second McCord questioning. He said McCord will testify in public when hearings resume in about 10 days. White House aides urged orderly proceedings and questioned leak sources, while Baker and Buckley pressed for clear testimony and broader disclosure.
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Washington
UPI
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Senate Watergate Investigating Committee
White House
Ervin
James W. McCord Jr
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Gorge Bush
New York
Senate
Congress
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Nixon
Ziegler
House
James L. Buckley
R-N.y
Democratic National Committee
Boise State College election invalidated by student judiciary
A Boise State College student judiciary committee voided last month's student body general election after 17 charges of irregularities. Accusations include ballot box proximity, unstaffed tables, theft of ballots and multiple ballots cast. A new election may be held later this week.
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BOISE
UPI
Boise State College
High Court Awards Damages Over Eating After Crash
A London high court judge awarded Mrs. Ann Hawthorne and her husband 150000 damages after testimony that a 1969 car crash left her compulsive eating. The couple said the accident damaged her brain, causing unsteadiness, impaired judgment and uncontrollable hunger, increasing her weight from 133 to 238 pounds.
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Annn Hawthorne
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