Mounties join hunt for UW bomb suspects in FBI list
Four young men linked to the August UW Mathematics Research Center blast are added to the FBI’s most wanted fugitives. Canadian warrants target two Madison graduates while authorities pursue the others near the Canadian border and in New York. The FBI seeks statements on an earlier Baraboo Baraboo plant attempt and a tied power-substation incident.
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University of Wisconsin Research Center
FBI
Madison
Fine
Burt
RCMP
Canada
Baraboo
Sauk
Armstrong
Power Company
Troubled judge in troubled times at Oakland
Judge Redmond Staats Jr faces a head injury after George D. Gibson, 19, struck him during sentencing for assaulting a police officer. Gibson knocked the judge from his chair as bailiffs intervened. The judge called it a hazard of being a jurist in troubled times.
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Oakland
Calif
Superior Court
Redmond Staats Jr
George D. Gibson
Gibson
Lorain man fatally struck while crossing Lorain Street
Eddie Pratt 25 of Lorain was struck by a westbound car on Lodi Street near 424 Lodi Ave about 8 30 p m. He died an hour and a half later at Elyria Memorial Hospital from internal injuries and fractures. The driver fled the scene and a passing motorist Ron Capasso pursued the vehicle but lost sight of it. Pratt was crossing with Cortez Sellers 22 Elyria when hit by the car’s left front fender.
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Lorain
Elyria
Eddie Pratt
Ada Ave
Lodi
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pratt
Ron Capasso
Whitman Blvd
Lodi Street
West River Street
Capasso
Lodi St
Cortez Sellers
Steelton St
Kaiser Streets
Furnace
Israel accuses Egypt of new missile sites near Suez Canal
Israel charges Egypt is building new ground to air missile sites within 19 miles west of the Suez Canal despite U N truce monitoring. Israel cites its 10th cease fire violation complaint to the U N, warning of continued Egyptian encroachment while urging U S mediation.
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Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
U.S
Moscow
Cairo
U.N. Truce Supervision Organization
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Israel Defense Forces
DA removes Tate trial prosecutor amid midtrial controversy
In Los Angeles veteran prosecutor Aaron H. Stovitz was removed from the Sharon Tate murder trial for administrative duties after disputes over out of court statements by two prosecutors. The Manson case has dragged since July with four defendants facing murder conspiracy charges. Stovitz had publicly commented on Susan Atkins health, a remark deemed off the record.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Aaron H. Stovitz
Dist
Evelle Younger
Charles M. Manson
Stovitz
Susan Atkins
Sarah Bernhardt
Miss Atkins
Smittle stays in Elyria post Racine superintendent offer
Dr George B Smittle Elyria Schools superintendent rejects Racine Unified School District No 1 offer for fall he would earn 29000 there versus 25000 in Elyria He aimed to consult the Elyria school board before publicizing his decision noting the Racine raise did not justify leaving Elyria and cited the tremendous challenge of his current post.
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George B. Smittle
Elyria
Racine
Wisc
Smittle
Racine Post
Dr. Smittle
Chronicle- Telegram
Israel warns on missiles as Cairo faults U.S. Egypt protest escalates
Dayan warned that if Cairo crosses the Suez frontline, Egyptian tanks would leave heaps of wreckage. Egypt charged the United States with pressing Israel and accused Washington of violations as Cairo lodged complaints with U.S. officials. Eban signaled possible military action to remove rockets and noted talks may be jeopardized by cease-fire breaches.
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Moshe Dayan
Israel
Mideast
United States
Jerusalem
Suez Canal
Cairo
Yester
Dayan
Washington
Suez
Egypt
Mahmoud Riad
Donald C. Bergus
al Akram
U.S
State Department
Soviet Union
Canal
Abba Eban
United Nations
Yosef Tekoah
New York
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Two rescued as boat capsizes on Lake Erie near Lorain
Coast Guardsmen search Lake Erie waters off Lorain after an 18-foot runabout capsized. Two men were rescued by a passing cabin cruiser and treated for exposure at Lorain St Joseph Hospital. The missing man is John Krutkiewicz Sr., father of a 5-year-old boy aboard. A helicopter and a 30-foot cutter continued the search.
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U.S
Lake Erie
Lorain
Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
John Krutkiewicz Sr
Kenska
Black River
Cleveland
Lorain Station
UAW Delivers Three-Year Wage Bill to GM Chrysler
UAW president Leonard Woodcock delivers a three year wage demand package to Ford excluded as a target. The union seeks a wage increase and early retirement at 500 dollars monthly after 30 years. Payment deadline is midnight September 14.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Ohio
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motors Co
Douglas Fraser
Chrysler
Irving Blue- Stone
General Motors Department
Mayors unite to fight terrorism in Midwest cities
Nine Midwestern cities including Omaha Lincoln Minneapolis St. Paul and Des Moines formed a pact to exchange information and seek fuller federal access to reports. They plan to meet Attorney General Mitchell to curb violence and invite Kansas City to join. A bomb in St Paul damaged a fuel tank and a bomb was found at a bank as officials urged urgent action.
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Omaha
Neb
Hilton Hotel
Eugene Leahy
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Leahy
Lincoln
Denver
Colo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
William B. Randall
St. Paul
National Association of District Attorneys
United States
Weather Outlook With Warm, Sunny Skies Today
The forecast calls for warm, mostly sunny conditions with highs in the low to mid 80s and minimal temperature change. Tonight remains clear with lows in the lower 60s, and winds shift from west to northwest today to southwest tonight and then southwest 12 to 20 mph tomorrow. A 10 percent chance of precipitation today, near zero tonight, and 20 percent tomorrow. Sunset today at 7:54 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 6:58 a.m. Yesterday's high reached 84 degrees by 3 p.m. and low 62 degrees at 7:45 a.m.
Pope Condemns Narcotics as Baneful Scourge
Pope Paul VI condemned narcotics calling them a baneful scourge of our time. In a message to the International Congress of Toxicology in Rome he urged scientists to study ways to fight drugs and spoke frankly about their destructive spread and dangerous appeal.
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Rome
UPI
Paul VI
International Congress of Toxicology
Automobile crash tests worsen economic losses nationwide
The Insurance Information Institute reports a 15 percent rise in total losses from traffic accidents in a year, from 14.25 billion dollars in 1968 to 16.5 billion last year. It cites general fragility of 1970 autos, higher repair labor costs, and pricier replacement parts as main drivers.
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Atlanta
Runaways rise in numbers in two part Sunday series
Pat Geisler opens a two part series exploring why youths run away and what they seek to escape. The feature asks who is to blame and promises essential reading for parents and teenagers alike.
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Pat Geisler
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