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Somerset Daily American in Somerset, Pennsylvania

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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1975

Page

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Hoffa Foster Son Sought By Family

The Hoffa family seeks Charles O’Brien, Jimmy Hoffa’s foster son and Teamsters organizer, amid Hoffa’s disappearance. James P. Hoffa says no missing person report exists. a $200,000 reward is offered for information leading to Hoffa’s safe return. FBI notes leads and possible involvement of Daniel Sullivan. conflicting statements surround O’Brien’s whereabouts.

Detroit Jimmy Hoffa Charles O’brien Hoffa James P. Hoffa O’brien Teamsters Detroit Free Press Union Daniel Sullivan Philadelphia Sullivan Anthony Tony Pro Provenzano Provezano Florida Jay E. Bailey FBI Bailey Bureau Mickey Cohen Jimmy

Ford vows U S aid as Miki meets in Washington

President Ford told Japanese Premier Takeo Miki the United States will stand by its allies in Asia and elsewhere despite setbacks in Indochina. They discussed detente, arms talks, Europe and Asia security, and signed a bilateral environmental cooperation pact including auto pollution control and solid waste management.

Washington Ford Takeo Miki Indochina U.S Asia White House United States Miki Kuala Lumpur Europe Korea Ron Nessen Japan Hiroshima Henry A. Kissinger State Department Kissinger New York

Nine hostages freed as Red Army terrorists exit embassy

In Kuala Lumpur the Japanese Red Army released nine of about 50 hostages from the U S Embassy. Five terrorists left with freed captives for Kuala Lumpur airport while Malaysia negotiates with officials and other nations over moving the group out of the country.

Red Army Kuala Lumpur Malaysia U.S Japan Robert Stebbins Gerald Lancaster Houston Tex Japan Air Lines Tokyo S.C. Choo Reuben Monson Lancaster Joan Rodney Adrian Vic Susan Wong Chan San Francisco Dianne Ng Wai Han Choo Chung Fei Yei Japan Air Lines DC8

Addison Water Supply Law

Addison borough council urges water conservation due to drought like weather and a non working well pump. Repairs will be made quickly but residents must avoid waste to prevent reservoir drainage.

Addison

Gulf Oil Indicted Over Crude Entitlements Rules

A five count indictment charges Gulf Oil Corp and executive VP Z D Bonner with willfully failing to purchase required crude oil entitlements under the Crude Oil Entitlements Program. The program allocates old crude priced under federal controls to refiners to equalize access. Gulf allegedly did not acquire entitlements for five days in February and paid dues after the fact amid a court action.

Pittsburgh Gulf Oil Corp U.S. Atty Blair Griffith Z.D. Bonner Gulf Bonner Gulf Oil Company U.S Gulf Division Federal Energy Administration Griffith FEA Asst Dan Shapiro

Anti Energy Park Group Forms Near Seven Springs

A new organization aiming to oppose a large energy park near Donegal is forming in the Somerset Westmoreland and Fayette counties area. About 90 to 100 people met at Seven Springs for an initial briefing and to discuss structure and membership as a steering committee plans by laws and officer elections.

Seven Springs Somerset Westmoreland Fayette County Donegal Mill Run Jones Mills

FBI Offer in Hearst Investigation Spurs Panama Canal Talk

The article notes an FBI offer connected to the Hearst investigation raising Panama Canal as a potential political issue. Also included is a three week stock slide on Wall Street and a weather forecast for Laurel Mountain area with cloudiness and scatter showers through Wednesday night.

FBI Hearst Panama Canal Wall Street Laurel Mountain

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