Hoffa Foster Son Denies Loyalty Shift
Charles "Chuckie" O'Brien, Hoffa's foster son and longtime bodyguard, denies shifting loyalty to rival Frank Fitzsimmons amid Hoffa disappearance investigations. Authorities consider possible motives tied to Hoffa's leadership bid, while reports note O'Brien's inarea near Hoffa’s car site and tensions with Hoffa.
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Shapp Likely To Testify On Contract Kickbacks
Gov Milton J Shapp may be called before a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh to discuss kickbacks in awarding state contracts and to review his 1970 campaign spending records. The inquiry centers on contractor Michael Baker Jr who alleges he gave Shapp 20000 in cash as a campaign gift.
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Beaver County
Michael Baker Jr
Baker
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Edward Mitchell
Mitchell
House
U.S
Food Costs Lead Price Index Spurt
The government reported July wholesale prices rose 1.2 percent, led by food costs and partly by fuel, with an annual 14.4 percent rate. AFL-CIO President Meany complaints about detente costs. A top economist cautioned inflation did not accelerate yet. Prices may rise then ease.
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Soviet Union
Afl-Cio
George Meany
James L. Pate
Commerce Department
Terrorists Land In Libya After Kuala Lumpur Hostage Event
The Japan Air Lines DC8 with Japanese Red Army terrorists and five freed prisoners landed safely at Benghazi airport at 3 15 a m local time. The mission began with a siege in Kuala Lumpur injuring security staff and holding 52 hostages including U S Consul Robert Stebbins.
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Libya
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Kuala Lumpur
Benghazi
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Mediterranean Coast
U.S
Robert Stebbins
Colombo
Sri Lanka
Middle East
American International Assurance
Ground Broken For Somerset Gardens Apartments
Groundbreaking for the controversial Somerset Gardens complex marks the first step toward three buildings with 32 apartments. Developers secured a building permit on July 16 after residents’ input and revised designs.
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Franklin Street
Dennis Thomas
Robert Custer
Ira
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FHA
Thomas
Ron Shaulis
D & S Construction
Somerset
Somerset Area
Somerset Borough Council
Ford warns of possible U S Soviet clash if Middle East war resumes
President Ford cautioned that a new Middle East war could trigger a confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union. He urged Israel and Egypt to show flexibility soon to avert another conflict and cited discussions with Leonid Brezhnev at Helsinki on critical peace prospects.
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Middle East
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Egypt
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Helsinki
Laurel Mountain Area Weather Outlook
Pleasant Friday and Saturday with mid to upper 70s highs. Clear Friday night with lows near 50. Light winds Friday. Rain chance near zero through Friday night.
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