Weight loss or jail decision shocks Miami mother of six
Mary Louise Peterson must lose 60 pounds in five months as a term of three year probation after a disorderly conduct case. Judge Murray Goodman noted welfare and job issues and refused fines to avoid harming her children. She started a strict protein diet and aims for 200 pounds, with regular probation checks and plans to join a weight reducing salon.
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Miami
Mary Louise Peterson
Criminal Court
Murray Goodman
Rescue Copters Fired At By North Troops
North Vietnamese troops shell and harry medical rescue helicopters while Cambodian forces move to extract wounded near Vihear Suor marshes east of Phnom Penh. In the DMZ area, U S ammunition dumps at Quang Tri suffered blasts destroying hundreds of tons of shells. US and South Vietnamese forces report swaps of artillery and air strikes with several enemy casualties and wounded.
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North
Saigon
Vihear Suor
Phnom Penh
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Quang Tri
Fuller
Dmz
Business Speaks Out On Unemployment Pay Changes
Harrisburg AP report shows business leaders and state commerce official opposing key UC reforms proposed by the Shapp administration while labor groups push for broader changes. Gamble warned amendments could hurt Pennsylvania's business climate, while Ricca cited cost impacts on the steel industry and Boyer urged more robust measures beyond the bill.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Thomas F. Gamble
Bureau of Business Services
Department of Commerce
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Senate House Labor Committees
Witnesses questioned in Medina pretrial murder threat case
AP reports witnesses at a pretrial hearing for Capt. Ernest Medina will be asked about a sergeant who says he was threatened with murder charges unless he testified. Maj. Gen. Bernard Rogers and other officers named by defense attorney Lee Bailey are expected to appear. The case involves Lt. William Calley era events at My Lai.
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Mcpherson, Ga
Ernest Medina
My Lal
Medina
Lee Bailey
Bernard Rogers
Secretary of the Army
Charles la Croix
Ft. Carson
Cole
la Croix
Rogers
Colp
Col
Henry Olk
Ft. Riley
Kan
Bailey
Montrose
Colo
My Lai
James Mobley
Mobley
Army
Ohio halts white bass fishing on Lake Erie over mercury
Ohio Wildlife Council bans commercial fishing for white bass in Lake Erie indefinitely after tests show mercury up to 1.74 parts per million, more than twice the federal safe limit. The order also restricts sports fishermen from buying or selling the fish.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lake Erie
Ohio Wildlife Council
John Gilligan
Proctor Relocates to California From Corry Area
Donald Proctor, an outside salesman for Associated Spring’s Merchandising Division, moves to Santa Ana California to resume similar duties. A Corry native and 1950 Corry Area High School graduate, he studied at Kent State University and Gannon College. Since 1956 he held roles from merchandise warehouse to corporate training and his current post. He and his wife Marianne Savko have four children.
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Donald Proctor
Associated Spring
Santa Ana
Calif
Corry
Proctor
Corry Area
Kent State University
Kent
Ohio
Gannon College
Erie
Marianne Savko
Nixon Emphasizes Secrecy In A Turbulent Era
Washington report recalls Nixon twenty years ago accusing Truman of withholding classified records for politics. He argued the test for classification then and now rests on political impact rather than national security. The piece ties this to current efforts to bar Times and others from publishing Vietnam war documents. It cites a 1951 Times piece based on Wake Island talks and Nixon’s reaction.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Truman Administration
Nixon
Truman
New York Times
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
the Times
MacArthur
Wake Island
Times
Japan
California
Congress
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Affairs Com NE
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Afl-Cio
State Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Employment Service
Labor Department
Boyer
Armored Car Company
Louisville
Quiz Medina
Secrecy
Sue
Roberts
Columbus
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