Court Rejects McGovern Plea In California Delegates Case
U S District Judge George L Hart Jr refused to stop the Democratic Credentials Committee from stripping McGovern of over half his California winner take all delegates. The ruling defers questions of fair primaries to the Democratic National Convention while upholding Daley’s unseating and other contested delegates.
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Washington
U.S. District Court
George L. Hart Jr
Democratic Credentials Committee
George McGovern
California
Hart
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
McGovern
U.S. Court of Appeals
South Dakota
Maryland
Hubert H. Humphrey
Waverly
Minn
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Kennebunkport
Credentials Committee
Miami Beach
Associated Press
Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Muskie
Twin-engine plane crashes near Newark in wooded area
A twin-engine plane crashed in woods east of Newark near Columbia Center. Initial reports indicated one fatality. Port Columbus Airport lost radar contact as it approached for a landing. FAA reported a plane overdue. Columbus helicopters were dispatched to the rural scene.
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Newark, Ohio
Newark
Columbus
Columbia Center
Highway Patrol
Licking
Port Columbus
Federal Aviation Administration
Pearl Buck Admitted To Rutland Hospital In Vermont
Author Pearl S. Buck, 80, who resides near Danby, Vermont, was admitted to Rutland Hospital after an attack of pleurisy. A hospital spokesman said she is undergoing diagnostic studies and treatment.
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Pearl Buck
Rutland Vt
Pearl S. Buck
Danby
Rutland Hospital
Miss Buck
Truman Doing Well In Hospital After Routine Check
Former President Harry S. Truman was in satisfactory condition at Research Medical Center in Kansas City Missouri after a routine examination for a lower gastrointestinal problem. The hospital spokesman said the visit was planned and his condition remained stable.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Medical Center Hospital
Truman
Pentagon declines to confirm rainmaking in Indochina
The Pentagon refused to say whether the United States tampered with weather in Indochina to hinder North Vietnamese operations. Spokesman Jerry Freidheim stated the U S has never tried to cause rain over North Vietnam but would not elaborate on rainmaking in South Vietnam Laos or Cambodia amid reports last year and the New York Times interview with unnamed sources claiming Air Force cloud seeding across Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Pentagon
United States
Indochina
Jerry W. Freidheim
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
New York Times
Air Force
Southeast Asia
Plane search continues in rain for missing Moonie Marc 10
Civil Air Patrol units from West Virginia Virginia and Pennsylvania searched northern West Virginia for the single engine Moonie Marc 10 overdue on a flight from Junction City Kansas to Laurel Maryland. The craft with three aboard refueled in Columbus Ohio and departed with about four hours of fuel. No flight plan had been filed and base was Riley Kansas. Identifications of the pilot wife and baby were withheld pending relatives notification.
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Charleston
W. Va
Civil Air Patrol
West Virginia
Junction City
Kaw
Laurel Md
CAP
Columbus
Ohio
Laurel
VAP
Riley Kan
Research Section Created In Ohio Department Of Natural Resources
Columbus Ohio AP The Department of Natural Resources created a new research section announced by Director William B Nye. It will set short and long range priorities aid researchers obtain financial aid coordinate programs and avoid duplication. Clark Meier with 12 years in systems analysis will head the section.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Department
William B. Nye
Clark Meier
Nye
Ohio boards to review Hall petition misrepresentation
Ohio local election boards will verify claims of misrepresentation in petitions for Communist candidate Gus Hall and running mate Jarvis Tyner. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown said complaints about signers not knowing what they signed prompted the review and about 30 petitions seek removal of names.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Gus Hall
Jarvis Tyner
Protestants Erect Barricades in Belfast Area
Prorestant citizens' army sets up permanent no go zones in Belfast districts Shankill Road Woodvale Oldpark to pressure British admin Whitelaw. UDA patrols the 40 000 residents area while police monitor the Gusty Spence kidnap case amid mounting violence total 398 deaths in three years.
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Belfast
Gusty Spence
Shankill Road
Woodvale
Oldpark
UDA
Shankill
Ohio Supreme Court says court backlog broken by new rules
Chief Justice C William O'Neill announced that Ohio civil and criminal case logjam has been reduced since January. In six months total common pleas backlog fell by 4910 with 2082 fewer cases in Cuyahoga County and 3101 fewer in Ohio's eight largest counties. Criminal dockets were kept current with no cases over six months old by end May. Personal injury dockets also showed progress though work remains.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
C. William O'Neill
Ohio
Cuyahoga
Supreme Court
Justice O'Neill
Guard Foils Escape Try at Chillicothe Prison
Warden Frank Gray said a vigilant guard thwarted an escape plot by 46 maximum security inmates over the weekend at Chillicothe Correctional Institute. Two prisoners were shot and three surrendered as five inmates reached the fence before guards contained the disturbance. two other inmates were wounded during a separate fence incident.
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Associated Press
Chillicothe Correctional Institute
Frank Gray
Gray
Ohio
Chillicothe
Abandoned Pits Pose Threat Of Flooding
West Virginia officials expect a massive effort to locate abandoned coal mines that could flood if filled with water. Gov. Arch Moore may seek funding for a statewide study by the State Geological Survey to map mines, assess water fill levels, and prevent disasters like the 1967 Montgomery flood and the Saxesewell No. 8 tragedy in Greenbrier County.
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Charleston
W. Va
Arch Moore
Moore
State Geological Survey
Robert Erwin
Morgantown
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Sheldon Wimpfer
Stonewood
Harrison County
Montgomery
Saxesewell No. 8
Greenbrier County
Congress Faces Heavy Agenda After July 17 Reassembly
Congress returns July 17 to finish six months of the 1972 session with Nixon priorities pending. Key items include a $5 billion revenue sharing bill, welfare reform, government reorganization plans, antipoverty and water pollution bills, a minimum wage hike, gun control measures, and foreign military aid amendments.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
House
Senate Finance Committee
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Ulster Defense Association
Portadown
Shankill Hero
Rennie Davis
The
People’s Coalition For
Peace and Justice
Shari Whitehead
Miami Conventions Coalition
Robert Griffith
Robert Simpson
Erwin
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Indira Gandhi
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
Simla
India
Swaran Singh
Benazir
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