Six Bonnie Students Expelled After Drug Case Hearings
Six Bonnie students faced hearings on drug allegations with three leaving the university of their own accord. The president and advisory council offered no comment as Easter recess closed campus. Others were given the option to withdraw or face potential action by the advisory council. On a separate note, details from Operation Oklahoma Hills report 12 enemy and one Marine killed, about 9,000 North Vietnamese troops believed nearby, and a helicopter crash near the DMZ killed 28 and injured 49.
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OFM
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da Vang
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Corpus Christi
Tex
da Nang
South Vietnam
Clement
Maine Crag
Dmz
One-Eared Easter Bunny Narrated by Wright School Student
Mary Gray, 13, holds a one-eared Easter bunny born three weeks ago. The pet belongs to Mary, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Gray of 117 West Bond Street, and she studies in sixth grade at Wright School. Journal photo by McMichael.
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Lester Gray
West Bond Street
Mary
Wright School
Free the Panthers 21 Indicted on Con Meas Violations
Outside the courthouse more than 100 people, later joined by expelled spectators, picketed in support of the accused. They chanted Free the Panthers 21 power to the people. The 21 named in the indictment were charged with con meas to move area and weapons violations.
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WSH Geriatrics Complex Nearing Completion in Two Weeks
Officials from the agency and the State Welfare discuss the forthcoming WSH Geriatrics Complex, noting its completion in about 20 days. The facility will house patients requiring strict locking systems, deemed critical for safety.
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WSH
Governor Ogilvie Urges Restraint After King Remembrance Incident
Governor Richard B. Ogilvie arrived from Springfield and warned troublemakers to cool it. He said nothing is gained by disruptive activity and that the episode does not honor Dr. Martin Luther King.
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Richard B. Ogilvie
Springfield
Martin Luther King
Runaway Semi Hospitalizes Meadville Football Coach
A runaway tractor-trailer loaded with frozen fish collided with a station wagon on State Road Hill near Meadville. Sports coach John Hyland of Meadville Area Senior High School was injured and taken to Spencer Hospital in satisfactory condition. The truck driver, Claude E. Smith of Fre-donia New York, pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle with faulty equipment at preliminary arraignment.
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Jack) Hyland
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East End School
Donald W. Ladner
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Ohio
Frank's Auto Service Glass and Repair Center
Auto glass table top service and general auto repair offered by Frank's Auto Service. Contact 665-0125 for repairs, replacements, and routine maintenance. Located to serve customers with prompt, local auto care.
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