Prison helicopter hijack frees inmate in Michigan escape
Dale Otto Remling, 46, escaped from Southern Michigan Prison after a knife held to the pilot’s throat as a helicopter flew him to freedom. Two accomplices, Don Hill and Jolyne Conn, face conspiracy to commit air piracy charges. four others, including Gertrude Woodbury, face federal anti skyjack charges. Bond set at 100000 each.
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Jackson, Mich
Southern Michigan
FBI
Dale Otto Remling
Sidney, Mich
Charles Bronson
Don Hill
Howell
Mich
Jolyne Lou Conn
Weberville
Richard Jackson
Westland
Mettetal
Plymouth
Colstrip plants plan to meet pollution standards say attorneys
Peterson led testimony for five utilities seeking to build Colstrip Units 3 and 4. He cited advanced emission controls and water recycling, claiming SO2 and particulate emissions well below legal limits, with a $151 million system designed for local coal. Monitoring wells will check groundwater around sludge ponds.
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Peterson
Colstrip
Frank Dunkle
Sultant
Montanary and Or Department
Yellowstone
Montana Power
Miles City
East Helena girl dies from dog attack suffocation
Coroner ruled Heidi Foust died from suffocation caused by a punctured trachea after a Husky-type dog attacked her, chaining behind a welding shop on the outskirts of East Helena. Preliminary findings place death between 1:00 and 1:30 p.m. Thursday. a formal autopsy is pending.
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East Helena
Nelson
Unemployment climbs to 9.2 percent in May
U S unemployment rose to 9.2 percent in May the highest rate since 1941. 8.5 million people sought work up 360000 from April while employment rose 320000 over the month bringing two month gains to 550000 and 84.4 million employed.
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Washington
U.S
White House
Ron Nessen
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Julius Shiskin
House
Butte Pit Not Committed to Short Summer Shutdown
Anaconda Copper says no immediate Berkeley Pit shutdown this summer but contemplates further production curtailments and a week long maintenance period for the pit and Weed Concentrator. Leonard Powell notes rumors of month or two long closures are untrue while outlining cost pressures and future plans.
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Anaconda Co
Berkeley
Weed
Leonard Powell
Montana Mining Division
Butte Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Powell
Anaconda
Butte
Continental East
City farmer defends rooster rights amid noise complaint
In Vista California Richard Ferguson faces a trial for violating San Diego County noise rules after neighbors claimed unreasonable animal noise from his two roosters. The Rooster Roosters group collected about 2000 signatures urging zoning tolerance for crowing. Ferguson says he keeps a small menagerie and disputes the censure.
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San Diego
Ferguson
Ford receives Rockefeller CIA report on legality and reform
President Ford accepts the Rockefeller Commission report on the CIA promising use to ensure legality and privacy. Senate Intelligence chair Church accuses the panel of dodging assassination questions and claims evidence of CIA murder plots against foreign leaders.
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Washington
Ford
Rockefeller Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Commission
CIA
Senate
Fidel Castro
Castro
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate Intelligence Committee
Church
Rockefeller
National Press
Nessen
Idaho town warms to chick attorney
SANDPOINT Idaho sheriff calls Lucinda Weiss a little tiger as the 24 year old law graduate works as Bonner County prosecuting attorney. Weiss, a 1973 University of Idaho law school graduate, faced resistance as a woman but sought public office and now partners with local officials in Sandpoint to prove she can do the job.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Robert Wilcox
Bonner County
Lucinda Weiss
Presbyterian College
Wilcox
Miss Weiss
University of Idaho Law School
Boise
Lady Page
Former Olympian to visit Boys State in Montana
1960 Olympic decathlon champion Rafer Johnson will join state and national dignitaries at the 29th Montana American Legion Boys State at Western Montana College. Johnson, who will speak Thursday, is joined by Rep. Max Baucus and Gov. Tom Judge with Hal Stearns and others. Johnson’s career spans films, sportscasting, public affairs, and philanthropy.
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Dillon
Rafer Johnson
Montana American Legion
Western
Montana College
Johnson
Max Baucus
Tom Judge
Montana
State Department
Continental Telephone
Texas
UCLA
Sullivan
Sports Illustrated
Associated Press
Helms Hall
Sport Magazine
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Boys State
Sen. Kennedy
Jack Mudd
Missoula
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Los Angeles
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Health Board
Charlie Brown
Kim Parker
Lincoln School
Lanra Schelin
Leah Schelin
Myrna Knutson
Brandee Gibson
Cliff Moore
Orlando
Fla
Richard Allen
Linden
Florida
Vero Beach
Jim Humphries
Florida Highway Patrol
Humphries
Chick
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