Dozers Begin Work on Kent State Campus Construction Site
Dozers and a road grader moved into a Kent State University area near the May 4 1970 shooting site as police removed about 100 protesters including May 4 Coalition members who scaled a six foot fence. One person was arrested for trespassing. officials say construction of a $6 million gym complex continues after court action.
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Ohio
UPI
Kent State
May 4Th Coalition
National Guard
Portage County
Ravenna
Joseph Kainrad
Portage County Common Pleas Court
11Th
Ohio District Court of Appeals
Painesville
Mary Anne Canfora
Coalition
KSU
Alan
Allen McKitrick
University Security
Robert Malone
Walter Bruska
Kent State University
Michael Schwartz
Schwartz
Soweto Student Uprising Ends in Fatal Police Fire
In Soweto near Johannesburg police opened fire on striking students and looters injuring several and killing Regina Nhlapo a 19 year old Soweto school student. Police used dogs to disperse crowds and another youth was killed by a black constable on a milk truck.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPS
Brig
Jan Gerer
Soweto
Regina Nhlapo
Orlando North
Gerber
Orlando
Meadowlands
Budget Hearing Notice for Piotie County Budget
Public notice states that Piotie County will hold a budget hearing on August 20 at 9:00 AM at the County Courthouse. The meeting will consider proposed budget items, departmental appropriations, and taxpayer comments. The budget details will be available at the County Clerk's office.
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Matie CoaTy Court House
County Clor's
Claims exchanged in Ogaden battle
Somali rebels claim to have destroyed 27 Ethiopian aircraft and killed thousands in the Ogaden desert war. Ethiopia reports 200 Somali soldiers killed, 17 tanks destroyed, two captured, and two more prisoners identified. Diplomatic sources view both sides' figures as exaggerated and war of communiques emerges.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPS
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Hargeisa
Western
Somali Liberation Front
Ogaden
Montana
Bale
Deghabur
Ahmed Haji
10Th Tank Battalion
Hassan Mohammed
North Korea opposes Carter plan to withdraw U.S. troops
North Korea dismissed President Carter's plan to pull back U.S. ground forces from South Korea and warned that a real build up would follow. Rodong Sinmun accused Washington of planning to maintain air, sea, and support units, with $2 billion in military aid and credits to offset any departure.
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UPI
North Korea
Carter
U.S
South Korea
Roderg Sinmun
Korean Workers Party
Communist Party
Seoul
Harold Brown
Park Chung-hee
WLS
United States
Brown
Headquarters
Hutk
U.S. Navy
Gerald Ford
Henry Kissinger
Kim Il Sung
Sprague Named Judge for 10th District in Nebraska
Bernard Sprague of Hed Cloud was named district court judge for Nebraska’s Tenth Judicial District by Gov. Exon. Sprague, currently a District County Judge, will replace Norris Chadderdon whose resignation takes effect August 1. The governor chose Sprague from nominees submitted by a Judicial Nominating Commission. the other candidate was John Dier of Holdrege.
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Neb
UPE
Bernard Sprague
Hed Cloud
Tenth Judicial District
d.James Exon
Sprague
Norris Chadderdon
Exon
John Dier
Holdrege
Nebraskans among first 20 space shuttle candidates
Two Nebraskans were named among the first 20 of about 200 space shuttle astronaut candidates, per the Federal Space Agency. Capt. Claude M. Bolton Jr., 33, USAF, from South Siona City high school, is at Edwards AFB California. Lt. Cmdr. Williams Cross III, 34, USN, born in Omaha, serves aboard the USS Nimitz in Norfolk Virginia.
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UPI
Federal Space Agency
Claude M. Bolton Jr
USAF
South Siona City
Cmdr
Williams
Cross LI
USN
Bolton
Edwards Afb
Calif
Cross
Norfolk
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New York
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