Killers still at large on Pine Ridge Reservation
FBI agents hunt suspected gunmen on Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota after two agents were killed while serving warrants. About 200 agents patrol rugged terrain using armored carriers, a helicopter, and a light plane. Authorities say 16 suspects may be involved. search expected to continue until all are found. The case inflames tensions amid ongoing violence linked to past Wounded Knee events and AIM leadership.
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FBI
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Thomas Coll
Unif
Coli
Wounded Knee Legal Defense Fund
Rapid City
American Indian Movement
Russell Means
Legal Fund
Jack J. Coler
Ronald A. Williams
Tey
Coll
South Dakota
Wounded Knee
Oglala
Fine Ridge Reservation
Jaws raises alarm as shark sightings spike at beaches
The Associated Press reports that Jaws publicity draws crowds and sparks sightings in some resorts while officials say danger is largely imagined. Rhode Island beaches were closed after a surge in sightings, though Bio Navy experts found no shark rise. Hawaii saw no uptick in sightings despite the film’s opening.
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Associated Press
Long Island
Waters
Rhode Island
Newport
Middletown
Coast Guard
Hawaii
Florida
United States
Four rescued after spending 18 hours at sea near Boca Raton
Steve Woodbrey and three others from Fort Lauderdale spent 18 hours afloat after their 25 foot sloop capsized in a sudden storm about five miles offshore. They swam toward shore, wore life preservers, and were eventually found ten miles south by a Coast Guard helicopter after passing freighters ignored their calls for help.
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Jaws
Steve Woodbrey
Fort Lauderdale
Flamen
JaWe
Woodbrey
Pen
Dave McConnell
Long Island
N.Y
Bermuda
McConnell
Walton
Coast Guard
Boca Raton
Clifford Irving Seeks Bankruptcy Amid Debts After Hughes Book Fraud
Clifford Irving, once jailed for the fake Howard Hughes autobiography, files for voluntary bankruptcy in Brooklyn Federal Court. His assets total about 410, with debts of 45.86 million including a 55 million libel suit by Fernand Legros in Manhattan. Other liabilities include 344.89 in owed royalties, 140 in income taxes, and 192,476 in legal fees.
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New York
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Teying
Brooklyn
U.S
Manhattan
Fernand Legros
Irving
McGraw-Hill
Hughes
Navy grounds entire F 14 fleet after Oceana incident
Mechanical problems prompt the Navy to ground 130 F 14 fighters following an emergency landing at Oceana Virginia three days after a Phantom crash led to fleet-wide safety inspections. A muffled explosion and left engine fire were reported. 93 of 433 aircraft checked showed defects, with the tail flap control system cited as a focal issue.
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Washington
Navy
Oceana Naval Air Station
Virginia
Oceana
Enterprise
Indian Ocean
Noise from refrigeration cars keeps West End awake
Letters from West End residents describe loud noises from refrigerated railcars rumbling along Burhans Boulevard. A Maryland official replies that complaints are being forwarded to the Environmental Health Administration and urges neighbors to send letters. Other readers report charge account overpayments and a department store issuing a two dollar one cent check as a resolution.
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Nive Ecrose
Burhans Boulevard
Hagerstown
Maryland Environmental Health Administration
EHA
West Endera
Hye
Alr
Williamaport
Bible Thoughts and a German Dramatist Quotation
A short compilation reflects on judging others and hearing both sides. The entry cites Matthew 7 1 and a paraphrase attributed to Johann Joethe a German dramatist, noting the value of listening before judgment.
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Johann Joethe
Susan Ford christens Opsail yacht for Operation Sail
Susan Ford launched Operation Sail '76 by christening the yacht Opsail with champagne in St Petersburg Florida. She sailed the vessel as a fleet of sailboats gathered to celebrate America's sea heritage in Tampa Bay. The Opsail yacht will lead a next summers East Coast cruise.
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T. Petersburg
Fla
Susan Ford
Tampa Bay
America
Opsail
Bradley Sues Airline Over Flight Fall Injuries
General Omar N. Bradley files a lawsuit against American Airlines alleging injuries from a January 13 fall while exiting a New York plane. He seeks medical expense compensation but does not specify a total damages amount, asserting a deep cut to his head arm and face along with convulsions anxiety and shock.
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Los Angeles
Omar N. Bradley
American Airlines
New York
Bradley
Shriver hints at 1976 presidential bid
NORWICH Conn AP Sargent Shriver, 1972 Democratic VP nominee and partner in a Washington law firm, said he will likely seek the presidency in 1976. He will decide soon and won’t ride others coattails, even those of the Kennedys, while speaking at a fund raising dinner for U S Rep Chiia Dexid.
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Norwich
Set
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ane
U.S
Chiia Dexid
D+ Jonny
Marine to join Nixon staff on retirement in July
Marine Corps Lt. Col Jack Brenna, former military aide to President Richard M. Nixon, will join Nixon’s office staff in July as he retires from the Marines. Brenna, based in San Clemente, California, previously served at the White House.
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San Clemente
Calif
Marine Corps
Jack Brenna
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
White House
Restored San Rafael popcorn wagon brings nostalgia back
In San Rafael California the Williamses have rebuilt the Guy and Beverly Willams popcorn wagon once famed for selling popcorn on city streets since 1929. The restored machine, recently found amid rubble, rekindles memories of community gatherings and Elvic celebrations as they display it again.
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San Rafael
Calif
Williamses
Guy
Beverly Willams
Elvic
The Daily Mail Publication Notice and Rates
Publication details for The Daily Mail run from 238 Summit Ave Hagerstown with AP news service and restricted republication rights. Postal and circulation rates are listed, including weekly six cent price and monthly subscriptions, plus mail options for one to six months.
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Daily Mail
Summit Ave
Hagerstowm
Hagerstown
Associated
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