Two California Kidnappers Identified In Bus Case
Police focus on two armed suspects in the Chowchilla bus kidnaping of 26 children and a driver. A tipster provided leads to identify the two men, with a photo release possible within 48 hours. Vans used in the abduction were bought under fictitious names at a Los Gatos area dealer, with sales traced through a lease number. Composite sketches of the two men were sent to California and Nevada authorities as the investigation continued.
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UPI
Alameda County
Ed Volpe
Sondra
Volpe
Madera County
Ed Bates
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Los Gatos
Bates
Frank Ray
California
Nevada
UAW Opens 3 Year Auto Talks With Demand For Job Security
In Detroit the United Auto Workers begin negotiate with General Motors to set the pattern for three year contracts covering about 680000 U.S. and Canadian workers. Talks start with a ceremonial session led by UAW President Leonard Woodcock as unions push to protect jobs and stave off future downturns. The two sides express optimism for peaceful settlement and avoid a national strike for the first time since 1964. Negotiations will extend to Ford Chrysler and American Motors with formal talks set this week.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
UAW
U.S
Wll
New York City
Jimmy Carter
Leonard Woodcock
Carter
Woodcock
George Morns
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Elyria girl wins Ohio teen crown in Columbus pageant
Linda Marie Mueller of Elyria, 17, won Miss Ohio Teenager, earning a $1,000 McConnell School of Travel scholarship and the judges' leadership award. She will compete in the national Miss Teenager pageant in Bolingbrook, August 12 to 14, after finals judging on Saturday.
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Elyria
Columbus
Linda
William P. Mueller
Colgate Ave
Mueller
McConnell School of Travel
Bolingbrook
Europe
First transcontinental rail line completed sparks index item
A brief article notes a spike in attention as the cast met the West marking the completion of the first transcontinental rail line. The "At that Moment" photo series launches today on Page.
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Leggett Admits Forging Wife's Signature in Affairs Scandal
Rep. Robert L Leggett of California acknowledged forging his wife Barbara's signature to secure a home for a Capitol Hill mistress amid multiple affairs. The Washington Post details claims of a second relationship, a pregnancy, and two homes linked to Leggett and his aides.
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UPI
Robert L Leggett
D-Calif
Washington Post
Leggett
Post
Capitol Hill
Congress
AIS
Barbara
Sook Nai Park Thomson
Carl Albert
Revene Service
Scuffle Marred Court Appearance Of Two Ex-DOT Executives
Two former Department of Transportation officials pleaded innocent to charges of defrauding the state in Lorain County. A scuffle erupted as journalist Tom Whittington was shoved near the courthouse, glasses knocked off, but no serious injuries reported. Corcoran and Skolnicki faced eight and one counts, respectively, with bond set and trial pending.
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James E Corcoran
Oxford Ave
Elyria
John P. Skolnicki
34Th St . Lorain
Lorain County
Grand
Corcoran
Dan
J. William McCray
Lorain Journal
Tom Whittington
Common Pleas
Floyd Harris
Skolnicki
Lorain
Joseph A Ushelyi
Democratic
Whittington
Second Street
Division Three
John Skolmicki
Ohioe Department of Transportation
Ashland
James Corcoran
Thomas E. Fergussa
Kim Teary
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