Three FBI Agents Killed in California and Ohio Shootings
In El Centro California James A Maloney killed two FBI agents at the office and shot himself as a third agent was killed in Cleveland Ohio during a fugitive warrant arrest. Maloney a pacifist linked to protests including Vietnam War and United Farm Workers.
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EL Centro
Calif
James A. Maloney
FBI
Cleveland
Ohio
Maloney
United Farm Workers Labor Group
Lyn Lesicka
Alliefs
Young
Porter
Desone
Elmore
Johnnie L. Oliver
FBI Suomeneur
Anthony T. Riggio
Melvin Ray Guyon
Tyrone Little
Fire gains on largest blaze amid West wildfires
Boise AP reports firefighters gained the upper hand on the Gallagher Peak blaze in Idaho, containment declared after a month. Five major fires remained out of control across the West as crews, some from the East Coast, battled to slow spread and halted losses near 150,000 acres.
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Boise, Idaho
Gallagher Peak
Idaho
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
98 year old Kansas farmer says he’ll never retire
Wally Lattimer, a 98 year old farmer near Lyons Kansas, still oversees 40 acres of wheat and 11 acres of garden, travels winters and has logged 48 000 miles on pleasure cruises. He survived since 1916 in a house he built along Little Cow Creek and credits not worrying or getting mad for his long life.
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Kansas
Little Cow Creek
South Seas
Alaska
Colorado
Lattimer
Rice County
James Lattimer
Newton
Court Hearing Addresses School Board Voting Conflict
In Winchester Virginia Koontz and Malcolm won the first court hearing over whether their dual roles as county supervisors and school board employees create a conflict of interest in voting for school board appointments. A second hearing is set for October 5 to decide if the grandfather clause excludes them from the Virginia Conflict of Interest Act or if further evidence is needed.
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Roger Koontz
Thomas Malcolm
Freerick County Commonwealth
Lawrence Amoe
Board of Supervisors
Winchester
Lewis Costello
Robert K. Woltz
Antion
Koontz
Malcolm
Gainesboro
Andrew P. Miller
Ambrogi
Commonwealth
Marshall Coleman
Del
Alson Smith
Ambrogi’s
William A. Johnston
Woits
Johnston
Winchester Royals at County Fair Picnic
John Warner and Liz Taylor dropped by the Frederick Farm Bureau picnic and county fair last night. The visit provided a lively moment and highlighted community ties amid a fun event.
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John Warner
Liz Taylor
Frederick
Mock Soviet Attacks on Two U.S. Destroyers in Black Sea
Pentagon sources report more than 30 mock missile attacks by Soviet warplanes including Backfire on the destroyers Caron and Farragut during a six day Black Sea cruise. No missiles were fired and ships remained on course despite heavy Russian shadowing and reconnaissance.
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Washington
U.S
Black Sea
Pentagon
Caron
Farragut
U.S. Navy
Mediterranean
Union Rejects Freeze Yet Chrysler Sees Hint of Help
Washington AP The Carter administration favors loan guarantees for Chrysler but far short of the automaker's bailout request. Chrysler chairman calls the stance encouraging while union leaders reject a two year wage freeze seen as a tool to shore up deteriorating sales and investor confidence. Treasury says guarantees would be considerably less than one billion dollars as talks continue.
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Washington
Sler Corp
Treasury
G. William Miller
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Robert Young
Sana
Charles Elmore
Robert Porter
William H. Webster
Rovere Bureau of Investigation
Ial
Montana
Wally Lattimer
Peggy May
Star
Woltz
Inside Today
Royals
The
Winchester Royals
Abby Wee
Amoniegs
Atlantic
Sea of Japan
Catholic West Belfast
Catholic Bogside
Bogside
Ivy
Dunedin
New Zealand
Chrysler
Miller
Ed Miller
Stevenes
Worth
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