Coordinated bomb blasts hit Washington New York and Chicago
A series of explosions damaged nine sites in Washington New York and Chicago early today including the State Department the Sears Tower and several banks. No injuries were reported with most damage limited to shattered glass. FBI and police sought suspects while FALN claimed past responsibility and authorities noted coordinated activity across the cities.
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United Press International
State Department
Washington
Chicago
United States
United Nations
New York
Associated Press
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FALN
Fraunces Tavern
Continental Illinois Bank
FBI
Sears
IBM
Standard Oil
National Westminster Bank
Wall Street
First National City Bank
Chase Manhattan Bank
Lawrence Surat
East 57Th Street
U.S
U.N
Midtown Manhattan
Midtown
Danny Mizesko
Mizesko
James Staton
Sears Tower
New Federal
Majority votes no to saving New York City
The National Observer's reader poll shows 82.8 percent of 12,610 ballots rejecting using federal resources to stave off New York City's bankruptcy. The question asked respondents to answer yes or no, and the results were published Saturday.
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Washington
UPI
The
National Observer
New York City
Missing 24 year old woman searched for in Ottawa
Law officers and volunteers canvass Franklin County for Jo Ann Stewart in the fourth day of a missing person search. Deputy Mary Anne Cavender says the 24 year old woman could not care for herself alone and foul play is not ruled out. Authorities have few clues and stress continued investigation.
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Ottawa
Kan
UPI
Franklin County
Mary Anne Cavender
Sheriff’s Department
Jo Ann Stewart
Rehabilitation Center
Area forecast calls for mild night and cooler Tuesday
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid to upper 40s. Tuesday brings increasing cloudiness and cooler air with highs in the 60s. Winds shift southerly around 15 to 25 mph and northerly 5 to 15 mph tonight.
Franco's condition still grave amid renewed setback
UPI reports Generalissimo Francisco Franco, 82, remains in grave condition after a gastric hemorrhage and heart rhythm disturbances. Doctors said he had an almost total recovery from the latest setback but his overall state is critical as Prince Juan Carlos and family join prayers at the Pardo Palace.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Francisco Franco
Franco
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Pardo Palace
Nute Reflects On End Of The Turmoil
In a restrained message Nute expresses hope that the period of upheaval has ended and looks for calmer times ahead. The note conveys personal sentiment and a wish for stability.
Veterans Day Parade Winds Through Windy Chanute Streets
The Veteran’s Day parade appeared despite 56 degree wind chill as Honor Guard and flags led from Malcolm to Main. Bands, scouts, veterans groups, and floats followed, with candy tossed to cheering crowds and a final procession of military equipment and a Chanute Saddle Club on horseback ending the event.
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Malcolm and
Main
Malcolm
Elm
Steuben
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Legion Auxiliary
Chanute High School
Veterans Auxiliary
Royster Drum and Bugle Corps
Royster Band
Royster
Shriners
Neodesha V.F.W
Yates Center Middle School
Neodesha
Chanute Saddle Club
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Reserve Board
Arlington County
Potomac River
Virginia
Richard Vawter
General Services Administration
Beth Ann Schultz
Lisa Morris
Santa Fe Park
John Schultz
S. Plummer
Jim Morris
Carmen
Cha
Yours
By Bud Huffman
Humboldt Elementary
Altoona- Midway Jets
Fort Scott Shriners Oriental
Chanute Fire Department
Girl Scout
Marmaton Valley High School
Provost Guard
Kansas
Marmaton Valley
Erie High School
Yates Center High School
Chanute High School Drum and Bugle Corps
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