US Chinook Downed North of Saigon Killing Five Hurt
A CH47 Chinook on a peacekeeping mission was shot down north of Saigon near An Loc. Five crew members were injured, one critically. The helicopter carried a jeep and office gear on loan, not officially part of the commission, and returned to Long Binh after the attack. The incident followed bicker, protests, and cease fire violations reported by both sides.
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Saigon
Hanoi
Vietnam
An Loc
U.S
Joint Military Commission
California Arrival Set For 60 POWs
Three more planes carry freed Americans heading to a California welcome at Travis Air Force Base. The 60 new arrivals raise the total number of former POWs to touch American soil since Tuesday to 123. Twenty more liberated Americans will stay at Clark Air Base another day and depart Saturday. Hanoi says another 20 POWs will be released this weekend.
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Air Force
Hayden J. Lockhart Jr
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Travis Afb
Calif
United States
Lockhart
Jill
Newness
Lockharts
Springfield
Bonnie
Travis Air Force Base
Pacific
California
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Hanoi
Travis
Navy
William Shankel
Ohio House to vote on clerical error tax fix
Ohio lawmakers schedule a Tuesday vote on a bill correcting a clerical error in the income tax law that created a $5 bill for most taxpayers earning 10 000 to 15 000 yearly. The Department of Taxation says the mistake cost about 4 million dollars in the first year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Department of Taxation
Mittee
John Gilligan
Robert E. Netzley
Laura
Briefly Age Of Lunar Soil Questioned
Apollo 17 soil may be ancient not young researchers say after chemical tests. Dr. Phinney notes SUNY Stony Brook findings align with earlier missions and challenge initial age expectations.
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Space Center
Houston
Apollo 17
Moon
William Phinney
Manned Spacecraft Center
Oliver Schaeffer
State University of New York
Stony Brook
Cathedral of Tomorrow restraining order amended in Ohio
A Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court judge modified the restraining order against the Akron based Cathedral of Tomorrow to allow continued church operations and ministerial functions. The revision received approval from state officials and Cathedral attorneys.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cathedral of Tomorrow
Cuyahoga County
Lukens Plans Court Suits Over Campaign Filing Rule
State Senator Donald Lukens says he will file petitions to run for governor and challenge Ohio’s five year ban on campaigns by those who miss expense statements. If Secretary of State Ted Brown rejects the petitions Lukens will sue in state and federal courts. Lukens claims his statements were mailed and lost.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donald ‘Buz
Lukens
Middletown
Ted Brown
Brown
Butler County Board of Election
Inside Classified and Sports Pages Summary
Classified items for sale and notices appear alongside sports briefs and feature comics. Obituary notices and theater listings are interwoven with editorial commentary and television listings. The page also highlights women’s sections and society notices.
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Ees
Abortion Fees Plan New Suits In Ohio
In Columbus Ohio a federal court ruling left the state without abortion prohibitions though access remains difficult. Opponents plan lawsuits to block measures and push to curb abortion numbers. Many hospitals refuse abortions even when legal as the Catholic Church launches a moral persuasion campaign.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Catholic Church
Ad Ads for Cattle and Abortion Ruling Echo
William Letty of Albany advertised two Angus steers for sale and sold them the first night the ad appeared. U.S. District Judge Joseph Kinneary struck down Ohio's abortion law as unconstitutional, with no appeal expected. A Franklin County case on eight week fetal rights ended when Judge Marshall dissolved the injunction.
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William Letty
Albany
U.S
Joseph Kinneary
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
Kinneary
David Young
Columbus
Young
Franklin County Common Pleas
George B. Marshall
Marshall
Wally Cox, Mr Peepers star, dies at 48 in Hollywood
Wally Cox died of a heart attack at his home at age 48. The Mr Peepers star, famous for the shy science teacher role, said the era of videotape left no recordings of the 110 episodes. Cremation planned. ashes to be scattered at sea. Survivors include widow Patricia and daughter Alice.
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Hollywood
Wally Cox
Mr. Peepers
History Cox
Cox
Hiram Holliday
Las Vegas
Underdog
Peepers
Tony Randall
Patricia
Alice
Lisa
Eleanor — Robinson
Calley Sentence Upheld By Court
The Army Court of Military Review upheld Lt. William L. Calley Jr.’s murder conviction in the My Lai massacre and the 20 year hard labor sentence. It rejected claims he did not intend murder or merely obeyed orders and denied a new trial.
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Washington
Army Court of Military Review Today
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
Republic of Vietnam
Ft. Benning
Army
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Nixon
Armed Forces
Court of Military Review
Army Review Court
House Armed Services
Review
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Bui Tin
North
South Vietnam
Gilbert H. Woodward
du Quoc Dong
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
Network
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Senate
House
Myrl Shoemaker
D-88
Bourneville
James Rhodes
Donald J. Pease
Oberlin
Pease
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
U. S
London
Malai Shaw
Messenger
3D Army
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