Man Shot By Police Admits Error in New Year Shooting
Long Beach California Police Chief Ralph Cortz admitted the brother of a man who shot an officer was killed by mistake as he tried to surrender. The investigation found the suspect Kennedy Lowe, 32, did not participate in the officer’s shooting.
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Long Beach
Calif
Ralph Cortz
Gary Elkins
Lowe
Kurtz
Elkins
Kennedy
Kennedy Lowe
Kortz
Gene Lowe
Quadruplet birth in Ursa ends with death of one baby
One of four quadruplet boys born to Eugene and wife near Ursa, Illinois, died at 2:30 a.m. after oxygen deprivation during delivery. The other three boys Colin Kuhn, Curtis Gerard, Craig Edward, and Christopher Eugene survived in good to fair condition.
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Quincy, Ill
UPI
St. Mary Hospital
Colin Kuhn
Eugene Kuhn
Ursa
Quincy
Mississippi River
Curtis Gerard
Craig Edward
Christopher Eugene
Colin
Kuhns
Gina
Jennifer
Julie
Kennedy son pressured to run for president says mother
Mrs Rose Kennedy fears Ed ward Kennedy may be forced to seek the presidency this year despite promises he would not run. He told reporters the fears are groundless and he will not alter his stated position. She recalls John and Bobby Kennedy’s assassinations and urges him to stay with his family.
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Kennedy
Boston
Charles van Rensselaer
Palm Beach
Hearst
Edward
John
Bobby
Fire drives 200 plus from Rocky Hill apartments in subfreezing blaze
A five story building in the Great Meadows complex burned after midnight forcing more than 200 residents to flee in bathrobes and bare feet. About 300 firefighters battled flames from south and north towers. one gas main may have caused the blaze. Shelter towns opened at St Andrew's Church and West Hill School. Among evacuees were Lewis and Martha Marfolis.
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Rocky Hill, Conn
UPI
Great Meadows
Hartford
Silas Deane Highway
Artos
Rocky Hill
St Andrew’s Church
West Hill School
Police Probe Bomb Threats In Colville
Colville police investigate whether two phony bomb threats May share a common caller. A Dec. 23 threat targeted Kohlstedt Pharmacy demanding drugs and money, a Dec. 31 call to the Employment Security office warned of a bomb and tied to unemployment checks affecting about 700 people.
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Colville, Wash
UPI
Colville
Kohlstedt
Chuck Miller
Miller
Marvin Ray
Ray
Church To Fight Policy In Angola War
In Los Angeles Sen. Frank Church vows to halt U.S. involvement in the Angolan civil war. He calls for cutting off funds and says the U.S. should exit Angola, criticizing $50 million already spent. He discusses his presidential plans contingent on CIA inquiry completion.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Angola
Church
U.S
Vietnam
Guards Keep Tight Watch For Ford Visit At Kiel
Police plan a heavy security net for President Ford at the American Farm Bureau convention in St Louis. About 330 local and state officers, aided by federal agents, will guard Kiel Auditorium with rifles binoculars and two way radios. Bomb experts will sweep Kiel prior to his arrival and a mobile force will stand outside. Officers on I 70 overpasses and backstage catwalks will prevent a repeat of the September 12 Kiel scare.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Kiel Auditorium
Ford
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kiel
Teachers Ignore Order In Pittsburgh Strike Pickets Grow
In Pittsburgh 2100 teachers picketed despite a court injunction to return to classrooms. Paul Francis, strike coordinator, said more joined the line than at the start and that the action would continue even if jail were the alternative. The Board of Education awaited late morning reports to see if classes would resume.
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Frant T. Clongos
Pittsburgh
UPI
Paul Francis
Francis
Board of Education
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
Minor North‑west New Mexico quake causes little damage
A small earthquake centered about 40 miles southeast of Farmington NM was felt across northwestern New Mexico and into Arizona. The tremor, possibly 5.0 on the Richter scale, caused minor damage to homes, rattled a police station, and triggered about 200 phone calls as residents reported shaking. It was felt in Aztec Zuni Crownpoint Bloomfield Farmington Gallup and as far as Durango Cole and Window Rock.
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Farmington, NM
UPI
New Mexico
National Earthquake Information Center
Golden
Colo
Farmington
Cal Tech Seismological Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Tim Scott
Mél D Tafoya
Tafoya Tafoya
Aztec
Zuni
Crownpoint
Bloomfield
Gallup
Durango
Cole
Window Rock
Ariz
Pack River Sells Kettle River Mill and Lands
The Pack River Lumber Co. the nation’s sixth largest timber firm announced it has sold its Kettle River Washington lumber mill and 32 000 acres of northeast Washington property to Boise Cascade. The deal covers Spokane Stevens Ferry and Pend Oreille counties and aims to ease financial distress from the housing slump.
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Spokane
UPI
Pack River Lumber Co
Kettle River, Wash
Washington
Boise Cascade
Stevens
Ferry
Pend Oreille
Pack River
Robert DeArmound
Mercenary Operations Halted in US Angola Involvement
The Christian Science Monitor reports a halt in recruiting and training US veterans for mercenary work in Angola after a front page article sparked a high level reassessment. About 300 mercenaries are said to have already been deployed with others in training at Fort Benning.
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UPI
United States
Angola
The
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
CIA
Fort Benning
Georgia
Central Intelligence Agency
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