Edith Arms Fury At La coast as Edith nears Cameron
Hurricane Edith pounds Cameron Louisiana with 100 mph winds and 10 to 12 foot tides as residents flee. Civil Defense workers remain in City Hall while outages and damaged communications persist. Public shelters activated and tornado warnings extend inland.
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Solons Start Attica Probe
Washington Congress begins investigation into the Attica riot, with calls for reform and possible criminal inquiry. Chairman Pepper and committee members will meet New York officials and inmates before hearings. Black caucus urge outside access and note 42 lives could have been saved.
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D-ill
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U S Casualties Fall As Wounded Reach Seven-Year Low
In Vietnam, 14 Americans were killed last week and 49 wounded, the ninth straight week with fatalities under 20. The casualty tally marks a low in six years for wounded in action.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Jobless Law Faces Extinction in Ohio
Columbus report shows William Garnes of the Bureau of Employment Services warns Ohio could become the first state to end unemployment compensation if a new law is not enacted by the federal deadline.
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Ohio
William Garnes
Bureau of Employment Services
Garnes
Classifieds and Sections Index Note
Internal newspaper index listing sections such as Sports Editorial Theaters Entertainment Women and Obituaries with page references and unclear subheadings. The fragment provides no readable event details or names to summarize beyond section titles.
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Eccesten Ok Trerirmion
Iansesese
Cocoon
Nixon expected to modify Viet Cong withdrawal demand
Washington sources say President Nixon may shift U.S. stance on the Viet Cong seven point plan to gain POW releases. Paris talks stall over prisoner issues with both sides awaiting a break. Officials expect Nixon to announce a substantial withdrawal increase by November.
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Paris
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Plan Ready On Red China U.N. Seating
United States and allies reportedly reached a tentative agreement to replace the Communist China seat with Peking in the United Nations Security Council. The plan aims to keep Nationalist China in the UN, despite pressure from Japan and other governments.
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U.N
China
Security Council
Peking
Japan
Nixon
U.S
Taiwan
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World Organization
Brown seeks information on PERS holdings disclosure effort
Ohio Attorney General William Brown moves to require PERS board members to reveal financial holdings and stock broker names after a Cleveland board member bought stocks later mirrored by the board. Brown accuses Mark McElroy of conflict of interest and seeks his resignation. He cites two trades linked to board actions including Universal Oil Products and American Natural Gas stock purchases.
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Columbus, Ohio
William Brown
Public Employer Retirement System
PERS
Brown
Mark McElroy
Cleveland
McElroy
Ohio
Universal Oil Products Common
American Natural Gas
Man Slain In Rescue Of Hostages
In Marietta Georgia a hostage rescue at a motel ended with one man dead and two FBI agents injured. Authorities identified the slain man as Marvin Grissom McDougal of Arkansas. The abducted victims were T R Smith president of Concord Banking Co and his wife and two daughters held since Tuesday. Police seek a second fleeing man.
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Marietta, Ga
FBI
Marvin
Gilligan Aides Debate Ohio Income Tax Plans And Revenue
Finance Director Harold Hovey outlined revised income tax proposals aimed at winning 17 Senate votes. A drop from a three percent top to a .5 percent to three percent range and a one cent cigarette tax hike would raise less new revenue than Gov. Gilligan sought, while preserving a strong corporate tax. Senate divisions and weary committee hearings threaten passage as governors proposals face potential tax hikes on severance minerals, insurance premiums, and bank net worth franchises.
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Hovey
John Gilligan
Ohio
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