Armed Police Protect Firefighters In University City Clash
Police armed with riot guns protected visiting firefighters from neighboring departments as University City firemen struck over pension benefits. A state of emergency was declared to cover fire calls, a back to work order was issued, and tensions flared as residents protested at a public meeting amid fears of arson.
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ST. Louis
UPI
University City
Gene McNary
Thomas Moonier
Pension Board
Raymond Shipley
Milton A. Saitz
Richard T. Walter
McNary
Plastic Bottle Corp
Joseph P. Teasdale
National Guard
Kent State Board to Meet in Emergency Session on Gym
Kent State University trustees plan an emergency 5 p.m. meeting at the Stark campus Canton to decide steps on gym construction near the site of the 1970 National Guardsmen killings. Judge Kainrad loosened protest bans while Interior will study Landmark eligibility.
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Kent, Ohio
UPI
Kent State University Board of Trustees
Stark
Canton
Ravenna
Portage County Common Pleas Court
Joseph Kainrad
Kainrad
Kent State
University
Washington
Interior Department
Howard Metzenbaum
Dohio
John Siberling
D-Ohio
James Joseph
National Park Service
Joseph
Five Die In Plane Crash Near Salmon Idaho
Five people including St. Louis manufacturer Frank Keller and his family were killed when their light plane overshot two airstrips and crashed into Bernard Creek airfield near Salmon Idaho. Keller pilot age 43 from Boise. Jack H Thompson 49 of Frontenac Missouri Bodine Aluminum Corp VP. spouses Nanny 48 and children Mark 19 Beth 16. The flight aimed from Boise to Indian Creek for a Salmon River float trip. Bodies sent to Boise for autopsy as federal investigators travel to the scene.
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Salmon, Idaho
Frank Keller
Boise
Jack H. Thompson
Frontenac
Bodine Aluminum Corp
St. Louis
Nanny
Mark
Beth
Keller
Gaige Aviation
Indian Creek
Thompsons
Salmon River
Stan Miller
Bernard Creek
Salmon
Flyng B Ranch
Idaho
Middle Fork
Dan ‘Browning
Flying B
Browning
Federal Aviation Officials
Health Care Plan From Idaho Survey Slated
Idaho health officials will survey 1800 residents to help develop a statewide health care plan. The telephone survey, random in selection, runs about 10 days with results due two weeks after completion. It is a joint effort of the Idaho Health Resources Agency, Office on Aging, and the governor.
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Boise
UPS
The
Health Systems Agency
Idaho
Idaho Health Res Agency, Inc
Office On Aging
Governor's Office
Evans appoints Greenfield to Public Employes board
Gov John V Evans announced the reappointment of Boise attorney George A Greenfield to the Public Employes Retirement System and named others to nine state boards. Dr Boyd Martin of University of Idaho chosen to coordinate Waho observance of United Nations Day Oct 24. Other appointments include the Building Code Advisory Board with Warren P Luntey of Sandpoint succeeding Nancy Mandl and Kenneth Wayne Hartell and Bernie Kimball Jensen of Boise among appointees.
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Boise
UPI
John V. Evans
George A. Greenfield
Boyd Martin
Institute of Human Behavior
University of Idaho
Building Code‘ Advisory Board
Warren P
Luntey
Sandpoint
Nancy Mandl
Kenneth Wayne Hartell
Jack Daly
Bernie Kimball Jensen
Suit over beer mouse finds Spokane man seeks damages
Robert Ward of Spokane files in Spokane County Superior Court alleging he found a mouse carcass in a half consumed beer. He names Jax Thrift Store and General Distributors Inc. as defendants and says he suffered illness anxiety and mental trauma since the Sept. 17 incident. The filing lists several Idaho commissions and state boards with appointments or replacements in unrelated notices.
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Spokane
UPI
Robert Ward
Spokane County
Jack Beaudry
Jax, Thrift,Store, and
General ‘Distributors, Inc
Ward
Oklahoma Viet Nam vets offer to aid hunt for killer Hart
Attorney Tom Kite and a circle of Vietnam veterans say they can locate Marcel Hart, the Lake County suspect charged with three murders at Camp Scott, using jungle warfare skills. They claim a two to three square mile area in Locust Grove could be searched within six to ten hours.
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John D. Thompson
Oklahoma
UPD
Tom. Kite
Vietnam
Kite
Southeast
Locust Grove
Okla
Gené Leroy
Hart
Mayes
Pete ‘Weaver
Sid Wise
Lori
Lee ‘Farmer
Denise. Milner
Tulsa
Michelle Guse
Broken Arrow
Camp Scott
Mayes County
Ithe
Defunct Savings And Loan Pays Share
Checks totaling 46 million were mailed to about 26 000 investors in the Lincoln Thrift and U S Thrift associations. Payments in full went to passbook and thrift certificate holders with 25 or more on deposit, while others received 10 cents on the dollar.
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Phoenix
UPI
Lincoln Thrift
U.S
Robert A. Baker
Board of Trustees
Baker
Becaien
U.S. District Court
Walter E. Craig
Craig
Lincoln
Securities and Exchange Commission
Robert H. Fendler
Harmony On Capital Hill Brings Carter Wins On Budget
Harmony crosses Capitol Hill as Congress approves parts of the $10.4 billion public works bill, cuts funding for 9 of 18 water projects, ends a breeder reactor program at Oak Ridge, and defers to Carter on key issues. Bert Lance gains Senate health, while Republicans clash with Democrats over energy funding and campaign financing.
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Stewart Powell
Washington
UPI
Carter
Capitol Hill
Congress
White House
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Bert Lance
Senate
Ray Marshall
House
Chicago
Lance
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Nly
GOP
Sen
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Investigators Seek Clues in Payette Million Dollar Fire
Investigators in Payette Idaho still puzzled over a July 4 fire that destroyed the Far West Fruit Factors plant and spread to Central Produce and Verne Swanson operations. The blaze damaged five Union Pacific reefer cars and linked warehouses. Officials hope to compare notes today or Wednesday as reconstruction and rebuild plans proceed for the Josephson plant and other facilities. A separate trucking accident damaged Swanson warehouse front after grain was stored, potentially requiring razing.
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Payette
Idaho
UPI
Far West Fruit Factors, Inc
Four Children Missing After Campton Fire and Death Suspect
James Williams, 52, unemployed singer, remains tightlipped about four missing children from his estranged wife’s home the night the house burned and his wife Earlene Williams was found dead. A sheriff's spokesman says investigators have no clues on the children’s whereabouts. Williams claims he was out of town and unaware of the fire though witnesses dispute his timeline.
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Los Angeles
UPI
James Williams
Sheriff's Department
Williams
Yolanda
Acting Without License Lands Two fined in Wyoming mortuary case
Two men Melvin Freeburgh and Jack Fram were fined 105 dollars each for acting as morticians without a license in Fremont County. Police say they altered the appearance of a dead man named Charles J. White and bluffed their way into the mortuary.
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Lander, Wyo
UPI
Fremont County
Charles J
White
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