Weather Underground raids target State Dept and Oakland
FBI confirms intensive probe into the State Department bombing and an Oakland explosion claimed by the Weather Underground. No injuries occurred as authorities evacuated interiors and tightened security while examining several federal buildings.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
Clarence Kelley
State Department
Oakland
Calif
Weather Underground
Kelley
U.S
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Interior
Treasury Departments
United States
Capitol
Pentagon
Thebi
Bernadine Dohrn
Department of Defense
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Agency For International Development
Charles Lightner
Paul Hare
Henry Kissinger
Charles Bates
APS joins utilities to study western reprocessing plant
Arizona Public Service Co. will partner with seven utilities to study a facility to reprocess spent nuclear fuel from planned generating stations. The $250,000 program, due to finish by mid 1975, will evaluate technical, economic, environmental and logistical factors for a western plant.
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Phoenix
UPS
Arizona Public Service Co
APS
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Portland General Electric Co
Southern California Edison Co
Texas Utilities Co
Union Electric Co
Chinese Communist leader named army chief in power shift
Teng Hsiao-ping appointed chief of staff of the People’s Liberation Army, boosting his grip on China’s military with three top sectors under his influence. Chang Chun-chiao named head of the army political department as Mao’s maneuvering continues amid past Cultural Revolution purges and restorations.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
Peking
Teng Hsiaoping
Communist Party
People’s Liberation Army
Teng
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
Mao
Chou
Chang Chun-chiao
Army
Lin Paio
Senate approves emergency aid to Penn Central
The Senate votes 59 to 27 to provide 275 million dollars in emergency aid to Penn Central to avert a February shutdown. The package includes 13 million in grants and 150 million in government guaranteed loans with 100 million for PC and 25 million for Erie Lackawanna. The plan moves to the House where opposition may delay passage before a February deadline.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Penn Central
House
Lowell Weicker
D-Conn
Congress
Erie Lackawanna
Hospital visit ends in tragedy as armed patient wounds officer
Frank Walker, crippled by a prior accident, went to visit a hospitalized cousin at St. Vincent's in New York. He was shot by Raymond Tubar, 19, after Tubar seized Officer John DiCembre's gun and killed Walker. Tubar was captured and detained for psychiatric examination. The officer survived surgery and Walker died three hours later, leaving six children.
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New York
UPI
Frank Walker
Walker
St. Vincent's Hospital
John DiCembre
Raymond Tubar
Tubar
Abraham Beame
EPA weighs appeal of leaded gasoline ruling
The EPA has not decided whether to appeal a court decision overturning rules to cut lead in gasoline. The regulations would drop lead from 2.2 to 0.5 grams per gallon by January 1. The NA Refiners Association and four additive producers sued to block the rules, and a U.S. Court of Appeals panel ruled against EPA in December with a later written decision.
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Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
National Petroleum Refiners Association
U.S. Court of Appeals
EPA
Man faces murder charges in missionary killings in Texas
Robert Elmer Kleasen, 42, charged with capital murder in the deaths of Gary Darley and Mark Fischer who disappeared in October. Police say he killed them during a robbery at his trailer behind a taxidermy shop, cut the bodies into pieces on a band saw, and disposed of remains as fertilizer.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Robert Elmer
Kleasen
Gary Smith
Darley
Simi Valley
Calif
Mark J. Fischer
Milwaukee
Wis
Fischer
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