U S Information Service Officer Kidnapped in Argentina
Alfred Albert Lau IT was seized at his suburban home by nine Marxist guerrillas of the People's Revolutionary Army and released after 15 hours following surgery for stomach wounds and head injuries. He is in serious but improving condition in a local hospital. The incident occurred Friday morning in Cordoba.
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Cordoba
Argentina
U.S. Information Service
Alfred Albert Lau IT
Kiel
Wis
People’s Revolutionary Army
Nation in brief on impeachment poll and disasters
A nationwide poll shows 43 percent favor impeaching Nixon, 41 percent oppose, 16 percent undecided, conducted March 24–29 before tax figures surfaced. Michigan and North Carolina are designated major disaster areas after April tornadoes. Also noted is Sen Milton Young promoting karate lessons for eight lawmakers, and FHA VA mortgage rate ceilings rising to 8.5 percent.
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New York
Nixon
Louis Harris
Harris
Washington
Michigan
North Carolina
Milton Young
Congress
Young
North Dakota
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Quentin N. Burdick
D-N
James W. Symington
D-Mo
Floyd D. Spence
Tom Bevil
D-Ala
Edward R. Roybal
Alif
Richard Schord
House
Capitol Hill
Three hurt in head on crash on East Colum bus avenue
Three injured in a two car head on collision on East Colum bus avenue. John C. Demby 18 of Corry is among the hospitalized with cuts and bruises along with Andrew L. Kratosky 30 of Painesville Ohio and John Lawrence 28 of Painesville. Police say Demby auto swerved into the opposite lane striking Kratosky car causing the crash. Damages cited total 1700 with Kratosky car at 1500 and Demby car at 200. Ambulance service transported the injured to Corry Memorial Hospital. Additional crash on Worth street caused two cars to be badly damaged with no injuries.
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Ohio
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Columbus Avenue
John C. Demby
Andrew L. Kratosky
Painesville
John
Lawrence
Paineville
Demby
Damge
Kratosky Auto
Corry Ambulance Service
Worth Street
Turno
East Columbus Avenue
Easter hopes in Middle East fade amid new tensions
The Easter season brings renewed concern over the Arab Israeli conflict as a spike in violence follows the Qiryat Shmonah raid and Syria's stance hardens. Brezhnev pressures Kissinger while Moscow courted Syria, raising fears of stalled negotiations and a renewed drive toward a Geneva showdown. Assad’s Moscow visit ends early, signaling uneasy diplomacy and heightened Arab suspicions.
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Israel
Qiryat Shmonah
Soviet Union
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Cairo
Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Middle East
Kissinger
Cearly
Brezhnev
Geneva
Kremlin
Hafez Assad
Syria
United States
Assad
Two Auto Crashes Total Damages Four Thousand One Hundred
State police investigated two crashes injuring two drivers. David Kenniston 21 of Corry suffered facial lacerations and was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital after a Route 6 crash causing $2,500 damage to his car and $1,000 to the other vehicle driven by James Hill. A second crash on Route 97 near Union City involved James Dean Jr. 21, who was hospitalized with facial lacerations after his car left the road. total damages were $600. Trooper Marvin Johnston commended local units for their response.
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Carry State
David T. Kenniston
West Smith Street
Route 6
Corry
James R. Hill
McKeesport
Xenniston
Corry Memorial Hospital
Kenniston
Hill
Union City
James W. Dean Jr
Dean
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Marvin Johnston
Union
Gily
Officials Probe Fire Rubble Suspect Arson
Chief state police fire marshal Thomas May planned an investigation into a fire near Columbus that destroyed a barn and its contents. Fire officials say arson is suspected after more than 50 volunteer firefighters battled the blaze for over five hours. the farm owned by Dewey Volk was unoccupied, with no utilities connected. The barn reportedly contained tools machinery a tractor and a car.
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Thomas May
Lawrence Park
Columbus
May
Columbus and
Clymer
Thomas Messinger
Dewey Volk
Florida
Plank Road
New York State Line
Ohio Rental Car Listed Stolen Here
City police investigate the theft of a Hertz rental car taken between last night and 7 a.m. today. The 1074 dark blue Ford sedan was rented at Hopkins Airport in Suclid by Charles Martin of Euclid. Martin said he left the keys removed but the car unlocked on North Center Street near the Corry Motor Inn. The Ohioan visitor was here to see relatives.
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Hertz Corporation
Hopkins Airport
Suclid
Ohio
Charles Martin
Euclid
Martin
North Center Street
Corry Motor Inn
Ohioan
Easter Feast Fish Attack In Florida Beach Scene
Lifeguards reported a feeding frenzy of bluefish and jacks at Haulover Beach in Miami Beach Florida injuring about a dozen bathers. One swimmer was knocked from a surfboard and a 14 year old girl required 55 stitches for leg wounds.
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Florida
Miami Beach
Fla
Jeff Fuller
Fuller
South Florida
Alpndantishermen
Bonnie Brown
Miami
Stacie Alexander
Bakers Haulover Beach
No Fraud Seen But Nixon Owes $4,000 In Taxes
California officials found no criminal negligence or fraud in Nixon’s failure to file 1969-72 state tax returns. The state demands filing and $4,263,172 in back taxes plus a $39.17 penalty and up to $1,000 in interest. NY also reviews Nixon 1969-70 status. Nixon’s California source income and specific year taxes are outlined. a federal bill will be paid.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Nixon
White House
New York
Dean Butler
California Franchise Tax Board
Congressional Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Gerald L. Warren
State Franchise Tax Board
Warren
Martin Huff
Huff
New York State Tax Department
Department
John F. Donovan
Manhattan
San Clemente
California Board
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Kills 2 in Pittsburgh Home
In Pittsburgh Point Breeze a retired rabbi Ernest Jacob 74 and his wife Ann 71 were found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning. Police say they left a car engine running in the attached garage beneath their living room while listening to a Beethoven record.
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Pittsburgh
Ernest Jacob
Ann
Point Breeze
Ohio rescue effort ends in youth drowning
A 19 year old canoeist, Emerson, drowned in Conneaut Creek after his metal canoe struck a concrete bridge abutment. His brother Ronald, 25, and friend Ronald Simmons escaped. Firemen and volunteers tried to free him with a rope and a wench cable but the current proved fatal. Brown Memorial Hospital pronounced him dead. Scuba gear was available but not used.
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Conneaut Creek
Conneaut
Ohio
Ronald
Jefferson
Ronald Simmons
R.D. 2
Emerson
Simmons
Ronald Emerson
Brown Memorial Hospital
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Demetrios I
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Alchbar el Youn
James T. Lynn
Housing and Urban Development
Federal Housing Administration
Veteran's Administration
John Derby
R.D
McEildowney
Associated Press
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