Dynamite found at BIA complex near Parker
A paper sack containing dynamite blasting caps and wires was found outside the Bureau of Indian Affairs complex near Parker after a telephoned bomb threat. Five agencies including the FBI and BIA investigated. no device was found and no suspect identified.
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Market basket costs rise in December survey
AP findings show milk butter eggs and coffee up in December across 13 cities with an average 1 percent overall rise when including sugar, and 13 percent rise excluding sugar. Butter up 7 percent across 13 cities while eggs up 12 percent in 12 cities. Pork chops fall about 10 percent in eight cities.
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U S subsidies reach 11 presidential hopefuls for campaigns
The Treasury began distributing 1.88 million dollars in federal campaign subsidies to 11 candidates led by Lloyd Bentsen who received 492,029.84 dollars. Others include Ford, Sanford, Reagan and Bayh, with Shapp still unqualified. Funds come via partial public financing matching private donations.
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Doctors Slowdown Starts in Los Angeles Over Malpractice Rates
In Los Angeles a doctors work slowdown began over rising malpractice insurance costs. Spokesmen expect impact data next week after the holiday period. A Hospital Council survey found 14 San Fernando Valley hospitals affected even before the slowdown. Doctors oppose proposed rates potentially quadrupling current costs. Phoenix Insurance seeks a 4.86 percent rise, while the state commissioner blocks anything above 3.27 percent. The state offers a doctor pooled fund in exchange for free care days and Medi‑Cal commitments.
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Tragedy Opens 1976 With Fires Crashes and Snow
The new year 1976 begins with deadly fires across the United States killing over 30 people including children, a Lebanese jetliner crash in Saudi desert, a cafe fire in Belgium, and a fatal tombstone accident in Maryville Louisiana as storms bring heavy snow to Wyoming and Nebraska.
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Hoodlums terrorize New York New Year's youth celebration
Armed gangs disrupted a New York Coliseum party at Columbus Circle where thousands paid 15 dollars to hear rock bands. Police logged 75 complaints as coats and cash totaling at least 15000 dollars were stolen, with victims like Nathans Williams missing a 250 dollar leather coat.
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