Bodies sought on California ranch tied to Hell's Angels purge
Investigators press on at a Ukiah area ranch after two men and a woman were found buried near a circular driveway. A state official calls the property a purging ground for the Hell's Angels, with warrants noted but not confirmed for related suspects.
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Ukiah
Calif
Sherill
Hell's Angels
Dick Adams
Ady
Evelle Jr. Younger
Adams
George
Baby Huey
Wethern
Helen
Mendocino County
Hell's Angel
Younger
Wethern Ranch
George Weber
Bootgilla Road
Joseph Alen
Wetherns
Allen
Hartolomei
Sheriff Office Moves to Fourth Floor at Platte County Courthouse
Sheriff Don Wranzen and Chief Deputy Dwaine McPeek relocate to the fourth floor with staff and an additional private bathroom kitchen and offices. The move, prompted by fire marshal requirements for a 24 hour prisoner watch, follows escape risk concerns on the third floor.
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Don Wranzen
Dwaine McPeek
Pat Poe
Platte County
Anti
Franzen
McPeek
Mrs. Poe
Jai
B D awarded federal pact for medical supplies
Congressman Dave Martin announced a one year contract awarded to Becton Dickinson by the GSA for medical needles syringes and tubes. The deal runs December 1972 to November 1973 with potential sales totaling up to 726000. Production will be at Columbus and Nebraska plants and the Canaan Connecticut facility.
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Washington
Dave Martin
Becton‘Dickinson Company
Martin
General Service Administration
GSA
New Jersey
Nebraska
Tuat
Columbus
Canaan, Conn
Halloween Night Vandalism Downplays Fires Across Columbus
Columbus police and Sheriff Don Franzen report a quiet Halloween with calls mainly about non destructive acts. Duncan officer George Elter notes youths set small fires and eggs and tires left in streets, but fire crews kept damage limited and under control.
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Columbus Polis
Sherif Don
Nixon agrees to disclose contributions
Washington AP reports Nixon campaign finance committee agrees to disclose sources of previously unreported contributions up to March 10 under a consent decree signed by U S District Judge Joseph C. Waddy. The order excludes funds given between March 10 and April 7 when new reporting law began. The dispute, led by Common Cause, estimates about 6 million dollars reported and possibly 10 million more under the March 10 to April 7 window. Litigation continues on remaining funds, with no trial likely before the next presidential election. The decree requires records of contributions and expenditures before April 7 and disclosure of contributions of 4 000 dollars or more.
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Washington
Nixon
Campaign Finance Committee
Sttorneys
U.S. District Court
Joseph C. Waddy
Finance Committee
Com- Mion Cause
People’s Lobby
Common Cause
Local bands to compete at Nebraska marching festival
Nine Columbus area schools join the 18th annual Nebraska High School Marching Band Festival at Pershing Auditorium Lincoln. A record five bands and 3750 students participate across classes D through A with starts 1 30, 3, 6 45 and 8 45 p.m. The event is open to the public.
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Columbus
Pershing Auditorium
Lincoln
Schuyler
Albion
David City Aquinas
Genoa
Osceola
Fullerton
Shelby and Stromsburg
Weather Outlook for Nebraska All Wet
The Associated Press reports Nebraska faced wintry conditions with frost and snow in western districts and scattered rain across the rest of the state. Central Nebraska saw forecasts of up to a few inches of snow, while Omaha reached a high near 50 earlier in the week and lows dropped into the 20s to 30s with drier air by Thursday.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Chadron
Omaha
Hofdrege
Scottsbluff
Porevasters
Weather Bureau
15 year old Columbus girl wins Telegram football contest
Kim Stinson, a 15 year old Columbus Senior High student and daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Stinson, wins the Telegram football contest eighth week. She correctly guessed the NebraskaColorado tie break with 35 20 score and 21 off the actual score. The eighth week pot reaches 53 with three high school games and 17 college games remaining. blanks available at local merchants.
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Kim Stinson
Charles Stinson
Columbus Senior High
Telegram
Miss Stinson
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Michigan
Missouri
Colorado
Charles Brand
Silver Creek
Chuck Haase
Don Sheriff
Columbus
White Hoase
Arizona State
Air Force
Sheriff
Tilane
Georgia Tech
City Council Plans Public Hearings On Zoning And Move
The Columbus City Council meets at 8 pm in City Hall to discuss sidewalks in the north part of town and two public hearings. One concerns moving a house from 3312 18th Street to 3302 17th Street, the other rezones Boulevard Acres Addition from R1 residential to Bz business. A state liquor commission letter notes a new liquor license hearing for Holiday Inn approved last month, facing protests.
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Columbus
18Th Street
17Th Street
Boulevard Acres
State Siquor Commission
Holiday Inny
Helicopter Crashes Killing 22 Americans in Delta
Saigon reports a US helicopter, likely a CH 47 Chinook, shot down in the Mekong Delta southwest of Saigon, killing all 22 Americans aboard. field officials say investigation underway with some civilian military staff aboard. crash area near My Tho has seen heavy fighting.
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Saigon
U.S
Mekong Delta
Command
Can Tho
Delta
My Tho
Saian
Crass
Chincole
Borthinds
Bat
Cambodia
Laos
Panhandle
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Amnh
South Vietnam
United States
Ant
Highway 1
Saigon Command Forces Press On Against North Vietnam
The Record reports Saigon troops killed enemy soldiers and captured weapons with no government casualties. Forces in Ve Came Set of Tat Phu Trung push to clear the area as fighting blocks the highway. A spokesman says five hamlets in provinces near Saigon remain under North Vietnamese and Viet Cong control.
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Saigon
Thieu demands Reds negotiate with him
South Vietnam President Thieu urged North Vietnamese Communists to hold serious talks in Paris or another country to sign a peace and ceasefire treaty. He called for separate conferences with North Vietnam and the Viet Cong and rejected a coalition government while excluding U.S. participation. He urged withdrawal of North Vietnamese troops from the South. He noted no response yet to Kissinger’s bargaining for talks.
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Unite States
Neuyen van Thiet
Holli
North
South Vietnam
Sout
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Republic of Vietnam
South
Paris
Thieu
South, Vietnamese Liberation Front Organization
Fhien
Ngo Dinh Diem
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Nixon
Hanoi
United States
Manoi
Duong van “Hig” Minh
Galtd
Indochina
International group ready for cease fire
Washington AP reports an international force to supervise a cease-fire in Indochina. Indonesia, Hungary, and Poland to supply 256 officers each. U S officials warn no guarantee of immediate signing. a nine point Paris accord aims to end hostilities with in place cease-fire and prisoner releases, but details remain unsettled.
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Washington
United States
Indochina
Sours
Honesia
Hungary
Poland
North Vietnam
Paris
Trudeau or Stanfield May Lead Canada After Tight Vote
In Ottawa, Pierre Elliott Trudeau and Robert Stanfield contest the next Canadian prime ministership as Conservatives lead Liberals by one seat in the new House of Commons 103 to 108 but lack a majority. The New Democratic party holds 40 seats, Social Credit 15, with 16 independents, amid a fragmented 264-seat Parliament. Stanfield signals readiness to form a minority government while Trudeau weighs whether to resign after recounts.
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Ottawa
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Robert Stanfield
Canada
Stanfield
Trideau
Liberals
House of Commons
Trudeau
Socialistic
New Democratic Party
Social Credit Party
Fran Quebec
Tradean
Seanatcha Stis
Quebec
Qushee
Environment
Jack Davis
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