Suspended Athens police chief's discipline withdrawn
Athens Mayor and Police Chief Fred James confirm the suspension was reversed and pay restored for the two days. The administration cites unclear reasons in the suspension letter and says discussions over two days led to the reversal while promising department changes to address Wednesday and Thursday complaints.
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NYC Police Leave Posts Over Pay Parity Ruling
Hundreds of New York City police officers walked off the job in a wild cat stoppage after a court decision left their pay parity dispute unresolved. Captains and below were ordered to patrol, with emergency crews in place as precincts varied in coverage. no crime spike reported.
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Hells Angel Acquitted Of Murder In 1969 Altamonte Case
A Hells Angel, Alan Passaro, was acquitted of murdering Meredith Hunter at the Rolling Stones concert near Altamonte in 1969. Hunter suffered five stab wounds as crowds watched, with Passaro claiming fear for his life after Hunter brandished a pistol. Passaro remains jailed to finish a parole-violation sentence.
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Israeli Commandos Penetrate Lebanon Deepest Since 1968
Israeli military command said night incursions into Lebanon reached 28 miles inland, killing 10 Arabs at a Palestine guerrilla base on the coast and wounding many more. It marks the deepest penetration since the December 28 1968 Beirut airport attack.
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Passage Near Phnom Penh Mountain Pass Favors Both Sides
In Cambodia a South Vietnamese task force fights to reopen the highway to the sea around a key mountain pass 95 miles southwest of Phnom Penh as U S forces report an American plane shot down elsewhere in the country.
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Cambodia
Inside Classified Entertainment Sections and Listings
The readable text lists pages and sections such as Entertainment and various classified subsections. It mentions sections like EOETT I, ODAUBTIOS and 12 TOlOVIINOM with scattered references to contents and categories.
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Alliance of Generations highlights Nixon youth outreach
President Nixon urged 8 500 students at the University of Nebraska Lincoln to try the system in an alliance of the generations. He linked youth involvement to shared American destiny and pressed for extending voting rights to 18 and older. He cautioned that no one always wins in a free society.
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Carbide Plans Major Emission Cut At Ohio Plant
Union Carbide Corp will cut sulfur oxide emissions from its Marietta Ohio plant by 40 percent before April 1. The move follows Environmental Protection Administrator William Ruckelshaus’s first major air pollution victory.
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William D. Ruckelshaus
Union Carbide
Pneumonia Hospitalizes Former President Lyndon Johnson
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson, 62, was flown to Brooke Army General Hospital in San Antonio for treatment described as probably viral pneumonia. A friend said he is hoarse, miserable, and has a bad cold but not seriously ill.
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BG Proxy Backs Regents Plan Endorses Ohio higher ed expansion
Bowling Green State University President Hollis Moore endorsed the revised master plan for public education in Ohio. He urged directing expansion of post high school education and supported a coordinated, orderly system with university branches retaining ties to their parent campuses. Regents chair John Marshall Briley noted December hearings were unfavorably received.
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An advertisement promotes a fast low cost option with two dollars for a 16 word ad for four days and claims quick response. It urges use of a handy order coupon found today in the newspaper.
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