Commune Members Offer Bail Security for Swinton
In Guilford Vermont the Total Loss Farm commune offers their farm as bail security for Patricia Swinton known as Shoshana to members and Suzanne Davis to locals. They plan a $15 000 to $20 000 defense fund from southeastern Vermont residents as Swinton faces bombing conspiracy charges in Brattleboro.
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William Poole
Guilford
UPI
Patricia Swinton
Vermont
Swinton
Brattleboro
Shoshana
Suzanne Davis
New York
Pffer
FBI
Connecticut River
Barry Stein
Chicago
Stein
Danny Wight
Khmer Rouge Threat Still Looms Over Phnom Penh
Rebels vow to capture the Cambodian capital within weeks as government troops regain a base near the airport and resume airlift operations. In Saigon, 11 soldiers died as government forces repelled mortar and ground assaults despite a temporary easing of the attack.
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Leon Daniel
PHNOM
Phnom Penh
Peking
Sihanouk
Tokyo
Pochentong
Phnom Phen
Tuol
South
Vietnam
Tran On
Saigon
College grads face job gaps as projections forecast excess supply
The Labor Department and Bureau of Labor Statistics warn many fields will have more graduates than suitable openings through 1985. Growth expected in health allied roles and some trades, but journalism and psychology overproduction noted. Vietnam era veterans enrollments rise 24 percent aided by GI benefits.
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Charles E. Flinner
Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Veterans Administration
Korea
Nixon Not Free as Conscience Holds Nixon
Former White House counsel John Dean said Richard Nixon remains a prisoner of conscience until he speaks the truth about Watergate. Dean told a Santa Ana College audience that Nixon is not a free man today and will be until he comes forward. The remark capped Dean's lecture tour.
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Santa Ana
Calif
UPI
White House
John Dean
Richard Nixon
Dean
Santa Anna College
Consumer Protection Agency Nears Passage in Congress
Michael J. Conlon reports the Consumer Protection Agency, a longtime Nader goal, seems poised for approval this year as new Senate members and new anti filibuster rules ease passage. The agency would intervene against rules harming consumers, led by an administrator with a small staff. The name changed to Agency for Consumer Advocacy to avoid CPA acronym conflicts.
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Michael J. Conlon Washington
UPI
Senate
Congress
Consumer Protection Agency
Ralph Nader
Certified Public Accountants
CPA
Nader
Slasher Suspect Held in Hatchet Attacks Tied to Skid Row Slayings
Los Angeles police say a man held for a hatchet assault may be the Skid Row slasher linked to nine neck-slashings in downtown Skid Row and Hollywood between December and February. Police described the suspect’s past burglary arrests and pending arraignment.
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Los Angeles
Ed Davis
Davis
Skid Row
Hollywood
Hollywood Hills
William Graham
Kenneth Ricker
Threat Brings Action in Idaho Falls Wage Talks
Bonneville County Commissioners threatened to close the road and bridge department and moved toward revisiting the wage and classification plan. Union reps agreed to drop wage demands to 15 percent across the board plus small raises on anniversary dates. A Tuesday session was planned to present responses.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
UPI
Bonneville County
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Dau Ha
Khiem Hanh
Job Ottldok
Dim
Stoddard
Zenith
Nixon
House
James Allen
D-Ala
Sam Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Allen
Ervin
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