Sniper in Drawbridge Tower Shoots Self in Arkansas
A sniper holed up in a railroad drawbridge tower in Little Rock fired a stomach shot after begging police to save him. Police used teargas, spotlights, and a ground assault to reach the 80-foot tower, and at 3 24 p.m. CST captured him after a tense 20 minute operation.
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Food costs rise faster for needy as stamp cuts loom
UPI reports Agriculture Department data show the Economy Diet for a family of four costs 36 weekly in October up 0.6 percent from September and 12.7 percent from a year earlier while low and moderate plans rise similarly. Stamp allocations will lag, increasing January 1 to 154 but still not match October Economy Diet costs, prompting concern as March cash changes could widen gaps.
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Interior secretary opens seminar on national energy policy
Interior Secretary Rogers C. B. Morton opened a three day State Department seminar on energy to forge a new national policy. He warned consumption cannot grow at 4 to 5 percent yearly and noted the $18 billion annual import bill. Virginia Knauer chaired the hearing focusing on consumer concerns and equitable burdens.
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Democrats adopt first major party charter in 1976 drive
The Kansas City mini convention ends with a new Democratic charter pledging minority inclusion and reform of party rules. A crowded 2500 delegates' scene fails to crown a clear 1976 front runner as Morris Udall competes with Jackson Carter and others.
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Construction workers strike idles miners nationwide
Thousands of coal miners are idled as UMW construction workers picket. In Pennsylvania and other states, most mines halted while a few operated with no pickets. Negotiations in Washington over a three year wage contract for 6 000 construction workers continued after an all night session.
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Driver injured after high speed chase ends in creek plunge
Kenneth Glen Whippert, 47, faces drunk driving and felonious assault charges after a pursuit on Highway 20 ended when his car left the road and rolled into a Mendocino County creek bed. He is at Ukiah General Hospital in satisfactory condition and also charged with resisting arrest and excessive speed.
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