Reporter's killing linked to high political circles
In Phoenix and Tucson investigations into reporter Don Bolles’ bombing expand to powerful figures. John Adamson pleaded guilty to murder in a conspiracy with James Robison and Max Dunlap. Adamson said millionaire Kemper Marley backed Bolles’ death to silence critical reporting. Adelaide? (Note: The source mentions Raul Castro and Bruce Babbitt. Marley denies involvement and is being contacted.)
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Raul Castro
Donald Bolles
Maarey
Arizona Racing Commission
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Arizona Republic Investigative
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Tucson
James
Robison
Nunlap
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Dunlap
Babbitt
King Alfonso
William Schafer
Will
Phoenix Jaw
Superior Court
Ben Birdsall
Adamison
Severe Cold Grips Midwest Wreaks Power Outages
Weather across multiple states produced record wind chills as Indianapolis and Chicago hit 20 below and 19 below respectively. Frostbite hospitalizations rose with stranded motorists and widespread school closures observed on Martin Luther King Day. A Lorain man suffered heart trouble and frostbite ice fishing on Lake Erie amid outages in Wakeman and North Ridgeville.
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Polar Ladies Institute
Ian Willams
Alaska
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Abe
Indianapolis
Frankfort
Nicole Barrett is Victim in Gilmore Case at Utah Mental Hospital
Nicole Barrett, Gilmore's former girlfriend, is described as emotionally fractured with probable brain damage after their relationship ended with his rage and murder sprees. Her mother Kathryn Baker recounted the tragedy as Barrett remains hospitalized, needing extensive psychological care while Gilmore faces his own prison record.
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Nicole Barrett
Gary Gilmore
Utah Mental Hospital
Kathryn Baker
Shell
Nicole
Gilmore
Mrs Barres
State Hospital
John Woods
Prince Charming
Gamore
Gilmore Executed After Supreme Court Denial
Gilmore was executed after the appeals court denied further delays. A hooded firing squad carried out the death sentence amid crowd and media presence. Promoter Schiller described Gilmore as calm and aware, noting a brief movement after the shots before death. The ACLU pressed for delay, but the Supreme Court refused, allowing the death to proceed under Utah’s death penalty law.
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Denver
American Civil Liberties Union
Washington
Supreme Court
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Thurgood Marshall
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Potter
Arcuit Court
Utah Attornpy General's
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Dayton power rationing amid regional electric emergency
Dayton Power and Light declares an electric power emergency and cuts off power to residential customers for short periods while urging schools and businesses in 24 counties to close. Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric imposes a 3 percent voltage reduction and asks voluntary cutbacks. Officials say shortages limit power purchases from other utilities and outages should last under five minutes. Severe weather and efforts to prevent system overload drive voluntary and mandatory reductions. Industrial customers are urged to limit usage to protect facilities. The actions follow notices from Dayton Power and Light and Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric.
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Ohio
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Southern Ghia
Gas supply cut shuts plants across Lorain area
Dozens of area plants including Ford Lorain and Brock Park, U S Steel bar mill, American Crucible, Koehring Lorain, Luzaire Elyria, Kent Sporting Goods New London, and Timms Springs halted operations as gas firms urged commercial users to lower thermostats. An estimated 20 000 additional Ohio layoffs occurred in other shutdowns. Hospitals and malls faced heating restrictions with some facilities powering only minimal heat and body warmth.
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Xone
Cleveland
East Ohio
Northeast
Ohio
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Ehna Memorial Hospital
Opening Wall Street Slips Amid Market Decline
New York stocks opened lower as the Dow fell 1.25 points to 970.91 with trading delayed on the NYSE. Polaroid rose to 3551, Kerr-McGee gained to 714, Allied Chemical dropped to 45, Deere fell to 29. President Ford’s 1978 budget and a rate hike by First National Bank of Chicago were noted as market influences.
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Boeing
Ian White Motor
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Chessie
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Cincinnati Gas
Coca Cola
Colgate
Hocking
Columbia Gas
Ard Corp
Cons Edison
Ad Richfield
AL Avco Corp Bate Copwid
Bris Myers
Detroit Edison
Clark
Feta Americas Machine & Foundry
Monsanto
American Ship Building
Motorola
Wy Nali Avianon
Bendix +P
CPC International. Inc
Nau Steel
Richmond Corp
RCA Corp
Searle
G.D.) Co
Rep Steel
Betty Smuckerigs
Rey Ind
Ty Tappan
Rockwell
Toledo Edison
Sears
Union Pacific Corp
Rand
Victor
Sud
Bay Woolworth
Glenn urges Ohio get gas-buying priority
Sen. John Glenn of Ohio urged the Federal Power Commission to grant Ohio natural gas distributors top priority when applying to buy emergency gas supplies. He cited winter weather, gas shortages and economic impact, and noted a bill offering a 30 percent tax credit up to 150 dollars for insulation and energy-saving equipment for homes and businesses.
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