Local Marines on assignments from Columbus graduates
Four Columbus Marines recently completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego and are on duty assignments in the Pacific. PFC Leonard E. Seckman, son of Columbus residents, is stationed in Okinawa and Korea with 1st Battalion 4th Marines. PFC Tim J. Kiuntke, son of Norman Kiuntke, reports to 29 Palms after completing field radio operators and HF center operator training. Randy Hiemer begins heavy equipment schooling in March at Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii. Douglas L. Lippstreit, Scotus Central Catholic graduate, is at Kaneohe Bay after promotion to private first class.
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Leonard E. Seckman
Eugene Seckman
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L.E
4Th Marines
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FMF
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San Francisco
Calif
Tim J. Kiuntke
Norman Kiuntke
29 Palms
Randy Hiemer
Kaneoke Bay
Oahu
Hawaii
Max Hiemer
Douglas L. Lippstreit
Scotus Central Catholic High School
Jim Lippstreu
Indictments Readied Against Helms and Geneen in Chile Case
The Wilmington News Journal reports a 13 count indictment against former CIA Director Richard Helms and ITT chief Harold Geneen for perjury before two Senate committees regarding U.S. covert actions in Chile in 1973. Justice officials confirm the grand jury has completed the indictments, awaiting Carter’s final approval and potential release within a month.
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Griffin Bell
Grand Jury
Marin County to buy up to 10 million gallons daily from SoCal water district
In drought stricken Northern California Marin County tentatively agreed Thursday to purchase as much as 10 million gallons a day from the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Delivery options include barges or a five mile San Francisco area pipeline. State officials noted no price discussions after the deal. Marin County residents face strict water rationing as over a million people in the Bay Area regulate usage.
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Grazing land drought may force U S ranchers to cut herds
Washington. Officials warned drought in western states could reduce the number of cattle sheep and horses allowed to graze public lands and shorten grazing seasons. The BLM noted 1976 rainfall was about one third of average, with many areas entering a second year of drought. Livestock operators rely on this forage for their livelihoods.
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