Border track ban order struck down in Sioux City case
A district judge blocked enforcement of an overlength truck ban affecting stockyards and border cities. The ruling shields Sioux City Stock Yards and operators from immediate penalties while considering the impact on livestock industry and regional commerce. The case centers on 84 foot trailers and potential economic losses cited by stockyards officials.
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Ferry Attacks Target Phnom Penh Crossing
Cambodian officials report sappers infiltrated Phnom Penh perimeter and blew a ferry crossing injuring nine. Minutes later a grenade attack at another crossing wounded three. Government forces clash with Khmer Rouge near Kompong Cham as troops push toward the city.
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U S Air Fleet Poised Near Cambodia After Bombing Halt
U S forces remain poised in Thailand and Cambodia area after bombing paused. About 300 planes and 40,000 Americans stay in Thailand while 110 planes and 3,600 men have been withdrawn since Aug. 15. B-52s stay at U Tapao and 150 at Andersen Guam with carriers Hancock and Constellation near Subic Bay. South Vietnam reports over 9,000 troops massed on central coast as Communist push looms.
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France Ends Pacific Ocean Atom Tests
Paris reports that France has ended its 1973 nuclear weapon tests in the South Pacific. The notice cancels the maritime warning near Mururoa atoll signaling completion for the year amid protests from Australia and New Zealand. Defense officials considered underground testing options.
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Burch to Leave FCC Early, Not Ready to Rejoin Private Life
AP reports Dean Burch chairman of the FCC will resign before his seven year term ends but has no plan to re sign or be there in 1970. The former Republican national chairman hints at returning to private life after leaving the commission.
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Woman Charged Over Death of Infant at MacMurray Dorm
Kathryn Cornwall 19 a MacMurray College sophomore is charged with voluntary manslaughter in the death of a newborn girl found in a plastic bag in a dorm trash bin. Officials say an autopsy shows live birth and suffocation. Cornwall confined to hospital. bond set at 25000.
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Tama couple sentenced in ADC fraud case
Shirley Ann Bartling and Larry Bartling of Tama were each charged with three counts of fraudulently obtaining Aid to Dependent Children and aiding a fraudulent scheme. They pleaded guilty in Tama County district court and received suspended three month sentences with restitution to Tama County.
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Kissinger Grand Jury Fight Sparks Senate Debate
Washington sources say lawmakers pressed to delay Kissinger confirmation and demand executive assurances on foreign policy and civil liberties. Fraser urged officials to reveal truth about U S actions while Richardson and Agnew contact remains undisclosed amid ongoing grand jury considerations.
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Waterloo MIA Died In Helicopter Crash
Waterloo area man John Anderson was reclassified from missing to dead in Indochina War. Army reports he was one of six killed in a helicopter crash in the South Vietnamese central highlands in November 1960. Bodies were recovered July 10 and identified by the Central Identification Laboratory in Samat-San, Thailand.
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James R. Anderson
Waterloo
Central Identification Laboratory
Samae-San
Thailand
Nod to Bangladesh Recognized by Egypt and Syria
BEIRUT Lebanon AP Egypt and Syria granted diplomatic recognition to Bangladesh on Saturday joining the growing number of states establishing official ties with the new nation. The move signals regional support for Bangladesh following its independence effort.
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