Hanoi Admits Toll In Raids Serious
North Vietnam acknowledged two months of heavy U S air strikes are exacting a serious toll as raids target rail bridges severing lines to China. Hanoi warned of economic hardship but vowed resilience while U S forces reported over 260 strikes and destruction of two major bridges.
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Laird Warns Defense Budget Could Hit Five Billion
Secretary Melvin R. Laird told Congress that failure to approve funds for new weapons could jeopardize long term defense. He warned that a $30 billion cut in defense spending might raise costs, affect bombing and mining operations, and threaten U.S. military strength as talks on arms limitations proceed. He cited potential increases to $45 billion in allied programs and urged at least $1 billion more for defense.
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Knapp Denies Endorsement In Nitro Race
Federal Judge Dennis Knapp denies lending his name to any Nitro mayoral candidate amid local reports of an endorsement for Roger Cooke. Campaigns for Bennie Savilla Gibson and William Gibson are noted as running in Nitro with elections set alongside other towns nationwide.
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Dennis Knapp
Nitro
Roger Cooke
Kanawha Valley Leader
Futhermore
C. R. Winter
William Gibson
Kanawhas
Regal Apartments Theft Probed After Weekend Break‑in
Betty Canterbury of the Regal Apartments on Kanawha Boulevard East reported clothing and other items taken from a broom closet near her unit. Police listed brands such as Act 1 Funky My Sisters Closet and Wichie Broake as present on the clothing. Missing items include wedding rings emerald ring a jade ring shoes hair setting machine and luggage. The theft occurred sometime during the weekend.
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Betty Canterbury
Regal
Kanawha Boulevard
Campaign violations brought Humprhey funds into question
Washington officials referred a possible violation of the 1971 election law involving eight contributions of 6000 dollars each under various names. Jo an L. and Frances L. Loeb of New York City were acknowledged as making the contributions possible. Other items note Connally's mission, a Nevada ransom find, and various international political moves.
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Justice Department
Hubert Humphrey
Philip S. Hughes
Elections Office
Joan L
Frances L. Loeb
New York City
Bicycle licensing sparks St Albans council clash
The St Albans City Council debated requiring bicycle licenses and safety equipment. Critics argued the plan targets youths, while supporters said licensing would curb theft and enforce a city ordinance against downtown riding. A 1 annual fee of 12 was discussed with first reading failed 5 to 4.
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J. L. Sutherland
Hudson St
Frederick Combs
Sutherland
Carbide
Joseph L. French Jr
St. Albans
Rhodes
H. D. McCallister
Hemittee
Children Council
John Jones
Glen Dunlap
James Rhodes
Joe Kessler
Paul ‘McCallister
Robert Daniel
Weaverly Carnes
James, Pandall
Paul McCallister
Randall
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Mrs Warren New Clerk In St Albans
Helen Warren chosen to succeed Hubert Green as St Albans city clerk. appointment to take effect July 1. Warren has worked in the clerk's office for several years as payroll clerk. Madison report says four boys escaped from the Boys Correctional Center at Grafton were captured in Boone County. They ranged 17 to 20 and possessed two rifles a shotgun and a pistol at arrest on a rural road to a Wesmoreland coal mine. Authorities from the center expected to pick up the youths today and return them to Grafton.
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Hubert Green
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Shel
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Boone County
Ed Cooke
Wesmoreland
Cooke
Grafton
Green resigns after decision to pursue new job position
Green submitted his resignation earlier stating he had decided to take another job.
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Peace talks urged as Northern Ireland violence looms
In Belfast and Londonderry Catholic peace advocates press for talks with British leaders led by Whitelaw while gunmen strike at a bakery injuring none. Protestants plan a peace demonstration amid barricades in Catholic districts as 40 000 sign a peace petition. Norway pledges 2.5 million dollars to U N relief programs in Bangladesh.
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Ash Promoters Eye Nitro Waste Project
Clarence Moran of the Regional Development Authority said the National Ash Assn. is actively considering sponsoring a solid waste demonstration project in Nitro. The project will scientifically test possible uses of fly ash bottom ash and other industrial waste material.
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Clarence Moran
Regional Development Authority
National Ash Assn
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