Fragmentary notes on drug bust and hearings
Disjointed OCR text references drug etching and an official anti heroin setting. Mentions incomplete phrases about hearings, checks, and a person connected to a case. Reading suggests provisional notes rather than a coherent report with identifiable names or dates.
Apollo 14 astronauts push science in moon orbit mission
Apollo 14 astronauts David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden continued science tasks in lunar orbit after a near scare during Falcon jettison. Worden operated cameras and instruments solo while lunar walkers explored Hadley Base area collecting rocks and data intended to reveal Moon geology and solar system origins.
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Welfare Misleading Legislature Says Welfare Misleading Legislature
Harrisburg AP Senator Snyder accuses the Welfare Department of misleading the legislature for years. He cites federal rules as optional and urges calling Washington to verify actions. He notes emergency payments often issued promptly but could face a 30 day verification window. He highlights past inquiries into emergency check fraud.
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Richard A. Snyder
Lancaster
Snyder
Washington
Pennsylvania
Troopers Robbed Of Cash In Erie Motel Break‑in
Erie police and State Police investigators probe a theft at Gannon South Hall where five rooms were ransacked between 7:30 and 7:45 p.m. A trooper’s sleeping room was hit and a camera a watch and about 50 dollars were stolen. Two state police ID cars were found nearby. One suspect is being sought as troopers prepare for a rodeo in Erie tomorrow.
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U S Seeks Two China Seats in United Nations
The Nixon administration launches a new round of UN consultations to prevent seating Communist China and replace Albania's Taiwan expulsion plan. Officials say a two-thirds vote is needed to oust Taiwan, with many nations being urged to sponsor a two China compromise.
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Republic of China
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William P. Rogers
Chiang Kai-shek
Rogers
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Murder and arson indictment in Warren County case
Warren County grand jury indicted Charles B. O D o o l e y, 43, for three counts of first degree murder and arson in a March 4 fire that killed his wife and two infant daughters. Trial date set for Oct 18 with Public Defender Joseph A. Massa Jr. defending. Jury also indicted 17 others.
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Warren County
Charles B. O'Dooley
Glade Township
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O'Dooley
Alias Daley
Joseph A. Massa Jr
Syria Forces Lebanon Plane Out Of Sky
Syria forced a Lebanese Middle East Airlines Boeing 720B with 105 aboard to land in Damascus after it strayed from its route bound for Amman. Officials said the plane would depart soon for Beirut, as tensions with Jordan over regional guerrilla activity frame the incident.
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Balking Policemen Return To Work In Geneva-on-the-Lake
ASHTABULA Ohio Police chief and six officers who walked out over a dispute with Mayor Wilson W Finley returned to duty after turning in badges and caps amid claims of preferential treatment for a drunken driving suspect. A spokesman called the withdrawal a misunderstanding. The council in Beaumont Texas bans motorcycles from parks and non designated areas to reduce noise.
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Geneva-on-the Lake
Wilson W. Finley
Earl Tilden
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Tilden
Western County Court
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