Second gang killings turn Boston into a city of fear
In Boston two white victims were killed by roving bands of black youths sparking fear across Dorchester and Roxbury. A 24 year old woman died after being doused with gasoline and set afire while a 65 year old fisherman was stabbed to death by a crowd of 30 to 40 youths. Police patrolled troubled areas as two schools closed after threats and later reopened with mixed attendance. City and state officials held meetings as Mayor Kevin White offered a reward and warnings on racism.
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Dorchester
Paul R. Tierney
Boston School Committee
Evelyn Renee Wagler
Ludovico L. Barba
Roxbury
Weather and city crime report mix from tempers and tragedy
Weather shows sunny and cooler conditions with low around 44 tonight and high in the upper 60s to low 70s tomorrow with near zero rain chances. Separate report notes a violent sequence in urban areas with multiple stabbings and attacks, one fatal, tied to a group of youths. police arrest a 16 year old and seek others, while Mayor White offers a $5,000 reward for information about a homicide involving Mrs Wagler.
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Revere
Leonard
City Hospital
White
Wagler
Subpoenaed by Agnew Brings Newsmen Battle Lines
Subpoenas were served by Spiro Agnew’s lawyers on Washington Post New York Times Washington Star News Time and NBC reporters as part of a federal probe into a Maryland kickback scheme. News organizations vowed to challenge the order citing First Amendment protections for reporters sources. The effort targets how leaks occurred and who supplied them. The move follows criticism from Agnew Nixon and civil libertarians.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Washington Post
New York Times
Washington Star-News
Time Magazine
NBC
Agnew
Nixon
Post
Times
UAW Eyes Ford Strike as Deadline Looms in October
UAW may strike Ford in two weeks if negotiations falter. Local 425 leader Michael Pohorence cites Oct. 19 as strike deadline, though Detroit officials call it a mixup. Spokesmen say no Ford walkout before Oct. 22 as talks continue with Lorain and Avon Lake staffing issues amid Chrysler pact dynamics.
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UAW
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Lorain Ford
Chrysler
Chrysler Uaw
Hunter
Twinsburg
Ex Amherst student recounts Chile terror and arrest
David Hathaway and Frank Terrugi, American students in Santiago, Chile, describe early September arrests by Chilean soldiers. Hathaway endured a week in the National Stadium with other foreigners, facing beatings and shallow meals, while Terrugi was released after 24 hours and later killed by gunfire. Hathaway notes chaotic prison conditions and limited family contact amid the 1973 coup.
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David Hathaway
Lorain County
Seattle
Frank Terrugi
Santiago
Hathaway
Amherst
National Stadium
Terrugi
Des Plaines
Ill
Tertugis
Junta denies role in slaying of American student
The Chilean military junta said bullets that killed Frank R. Teruggi Jr were not from armed forces weapons and he was not in military custody at death time The boy was last seen in junta custody at Santiago's National Soccer Stadium after arrest for curfew violations He was found dead September 22 two days after arrest with a submachine gun of smaller caliber cited by an army officer.
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Terugg
Cilan
Santiago
UPI
Chile
Frank R. Teruggi Jr
Chicago
Frank R. Teruggi Sr
Auls
Teruggi
National Sports Stadium
Mustache clash grows in Elyria police dispute
FOP attorney says two petitions filed by 23 officers as far back as April sought permission to grow mustaches and longer hair. City officials deny written requests and contend policy bans facial hair. Legal action follows a federal suit filed against Mayor Reichlin and officials challenging the rule.
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Fraternal Order of Police
Paul §. Cutler
North Olmsted
Elyria Lodge
Lodge
Leonard P. Reichlin
Safety Service
James T. Tracey
Maurice C. Flood
Chile earthquake shakes central region triggers curfew
A 6.5 magnitude quake centered 30 miles southeast of Santiago rattled central Chile early today. The tremor knocked out power in Valparaiso and sent thousands from bed as a dusk to dawn curfew kept residents indoors. No deaths or injuries were reported, though some power lines were broken and aftershocks followed.
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UPS
Chile
Valparaiso
Col
Eduardo Esquivel
Juntas
Boulder
Colo
National Earthquake Information Service
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