Agnew Records Shared in Probe of Tax Extortion Claims
Federal investigators seek years of Spiro Agnew personal and tax records as part of a probe into alleged extortion and kickbacks involving contractors. Beall’s office collected copies, Agnew offered to be interviewed, while officials question briefing norms in this case.
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Baltimore
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
George
Beall
Bea
Grand Jury
Lenewts
Fire Blocks Rescue At Hecla Mine In Arizona
Intense heat and smoke hampered attempts to reach two miners trapped 1,200 feet underground after a tunnel collapse at Hecla Mining Co. in the Papago Reservation. Rescue teams faced flames but prepared to re-enter as oxygen and heat resistant gear arrived.
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Casa Grande
Ariz
Arizona
Hecla Mining Co
Papago Indian Reservation
Here
Dick Glover
Phoenix
David Deeder
Glover
Girl Drowns After Alligator Attack in Florida Lake
In Oscar Sherer State Park south of Sarasota a 16-year-old girl, Sharon Elaine Holmes, was mauled and drowned by an alligator while swimming with her father Bert Russell Holmes. Divers found the body after the animal remained in the lake. The alligator was killed and authorities recovered a hand and an elbow from its stomach. An autopsy was awaited to confirm the cause of death.
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Sarasota
Fla
Florida
Bert Russell Holmes
Sharon Elaine
Oscar Sherer State Park
Gulf Coast
Holmes
Sharon
Miss Holmes
Eddie Palmer
Sarasota County
Soviet MIRVs Could Give USSR Edge by 1980s Schlesinger Says
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger warned at a Friday news conference that successful Soviet tests of multiple independently targetable warheads may allow Moscow to deploy MIRVs within two years and match U S land based MIRVs in about six years, with a formidable force if submarines adopt MIRVs.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Weather Helps Fire Crews Battle Northwest Blazes
Weather officials hoped for a break as 19 major fires burned 14 000 acres in Oregon 10 000 in Idaho and 14 000 in Montana with 7 000 firefighters on scene including 400 civilians. Evacuations and base camps were set up in Oregon Idaho and Montana as containment efforts continued near Mt Hood and in La Grande amid warned tinderbox conditions.
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Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
Rocky Mountains
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Interagency Fire Center
Boise
National Control Center For
California
Washington
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
John Hatterson
Air Force
National Guard
la Grande
Investigation continues in Warren County murder case
Warren Sheriff Gary Keyser reports ongoing probe into the body found in the Fork district. Investigators in Frederick County and with Sheriff Lacy Anderson pursue leads while a large suspect pool is polygraphed. On site searches near Rt 615 recover socks a plastic bullet carrier and a stained cloth as tests proceed.
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Front Royal
Winchester
Warren
Gary T. Keyser
Fork
Warren County
Keyser
Cecil D. Williams
Frederick County
Lacy Anderson
Dental Aoe
Identite Laboratory
Smithsonian Institution
Mediarte
Williams
Aune
Rt. 615
Week's Rainfall Reaches 3.75 Inches
The weeklong rainfall totals 3.75 inches through last night with 1.3 inches Monday and 1.03 inches Tuesday. No local flash flood warnings issued though nearby counties report warnings per the National Weather Service. August totals reach 4.03 inches per the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory.
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National Weather Service
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Doomed Bus Truck Crash Kills 16 in Monterrey Area
A fiery collision on the Monterrey to Monclova highway left 16 dead and 40 injured, including four Americans. Victims were mostly bus passengers. four drivers perished as fuel ignited after the crash near Monterrey.
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Monterrey
Mexico
Red Cross
Ludwings Bergant
Chicago
Esperanza
Elvira Hernandez Cantu
Rosa Maria Llano
el Paso
Tex
Monclova
Mexico City
Mario de la Garza
de la Garza
All-American Soap Box Derby Contest Opens in Akron
Young racers from across the United States and abroad compete at Derby Downs with $40 construction limits and up to $150 paint costs. Cheerful prize money includes a $7,500 scholarship for first place and $1,000 for ninth. Rhonda Coley, 15, of Vallejo, California, aims to win and says she enjoys racing against boys.
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Akron
Ohio
Derby Downs
Chevrolet
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Canada
Germany
Venezuela
Rhonda Coley
Vallejo
Calif
Rhonda
Jim
Bill
San Francisco
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