Mediterranean Beaches Face Sweeping Pollution Scare
The Mediterranean faces pollution fears as seasides from Israel to Italy show varying contamination. Officials warn currents carry oil and waste to beaches while tourism concerns rise. some nations report high pollution levels and tourism may decline.
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Armed Robbery Probe Involving Westside Package Store
City police detectives investigate an armed robbery Friday at a westside Package Store where two men allegedly demanded cash from the attendant, one armed with a 32 or 38 caliber pistol. A separate incident on the South side reported a strong-arm theft at 212 W 29th 5% in the early hours.
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Representative Roush Pushes Law to Allow One Time Zone
Rep J Edward Roush urged the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee to back a bill letting states with multiple time zones choose to reject daylight saving time. The measure would permit only a single time zone within such states.
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House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Colombo Named Youngest Leader of Organized Crime
New York AP report says Colombo, 48, is identified as the youngest crime boss, succeeding the Gambino era. He claims to be a legitimate real estate agent with a wife and five children and helped found the Italian American Civil Rights League while facing multiple indictments and a 2 year prison sentence stay.
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Bureaucratic maze could undercut antidrug effort
Nixon adviser Jerome Jaffe told Congress that a fragmented federal approach risks failing drug treatment programs. He urged uniting agency efforts under a small, highly qualified team and launching a three year nationwide strategy to reduce addiction and connect existing services. He noted drug abuse as an epidemic and pressed for broader inclusion of military and state department programs.
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YMCA schedule and drug policy remarks mixed in Palace text
A jumble of YMCA class times and activities appears amid a pasted political dialogue. The fragment includes youth and adult programs from morning to evening and blends in quotes attributed to Jaffe and Rep. Preyer about drug policy and government action.
Agnew Leaves Ambitions Open On China Visit
Vice President Agnew said he has no plans this month for a visit to Communist China, while stressing he would welcome official exchanges with Beijing. He outlined a six day Western Pacific swing ending in Hawaii before Korea, and rejected retirement rumors as fictional.
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Strikers Return to Work After Indiana Construction Walkout
Steamfitters and plumbers in Indianapolis returned to work Monday after a nearly month long walkout that slowed central Indiana construction projects. The return ends labor disruption and resume progress on multiple sites.
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IU Professor Killed On Mount McKinley
Bloomington professor Dr. Robert W. Bullard 42, anatomy chair and high altitude researcher, died during a Mount McKinley expedition. The Indiana University funded project, with the US Air Force, aimed to study effects of extreme altitude. Bullard left Bloomington in June for Alaska.
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Army Private Lehr Completes Defense Artillery School
Army Private First Class William W. Lehr aged 20 of Chesterfield has completed a five week defense artillery weapons course at the U S Army Air Defense School Fort Bliss Texas The course trained maintenance of the Army automatic weapon systems and was conducted at the fort
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Baseball Trip Committee Photo Omission Noted
The Madison County Shrine Club picture omits a committee member. Jack Warum, ticket chairman, sits at the left. The trip is planned for Saturday August 7 to Cincinnati Reds versus Montreal Expos.
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